Category: Sports
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Aggies Travel to Florida and Channel Rocky III on Their Journey to the Top: Florida International University is the Next Step Up
Including Carpenter, NM State currently has four players averaging double figures this season as Carpenter, Christian Cook (15.0), Peter Filipovity (11.7) and Zawdie Jackson (10.6) each score over 10 points per game.
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Naomi Slee Named WAC Swimmer of the Week
The third-year Aggie earned her second such award of her career after winning three races in as many attempts.
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Aggies’ Tobias Wallin Faced Two Top-Tier Individual Tennis Players at University of Arizona
Coming off the winter break, the Aggies geared up to kick off their spring season with a tough test in a doubleheader against #6 Arizona on Tuesday at the LaNelle Robson Tennis Center.
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Conference Play Continues at Pan American Center as NM State Faces FIU
The battle among the two squads will be a test for the Aggies as the Panthers sit as the favorite over NM State in current standings.
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D1 Softball Grants Spearman Two Preseason Honors
After earning national recognition earlier this month, Desirae Spearman climbed even higher this week. D1 Softball released its preseason top 100 players list, in addition to ranking its top stars at the pitcher/utility position.
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Aggies Mens Basketball MUST be a TEAM–CUSA Awarded No Individual “Player of the Week” Honors Here… Even After Three Dazzling Wins to Start Conference Play
Middle Tennessee’s Jestin Porter and Kennesaw State’s Adrian Wooley earned Conference USA Men’s Basketball weekly honors.
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Aggies Compete at City Natatorium for the First Time–a Great Day for Our Broader Community
The competition was fierce, the energy was high, and the swimmers showed off some incredible talent in the pool.
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Molly Kaiser Earns Third Conference Player of the Week Award
Conference USA released their weekly awards this morning and have announced that the Aggies have earned player of the week once again this season.
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Aggies Up Next: Florida International Falls at Sam Houston Saturday
FIU’s men’s basketball program fell short in its road Conference USA (CUSA) matchup at Sam Houston on Saturday afternoon.
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JB White Foundation Helps Turn Tragedy Into Hope One Step at a Time
This year, the JB White Wing Shoe Gifting Program provided 40 pairs of shoes to high school basketball players in need across New Mexico.
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Aggies Dominate in El Paso, Remain Undefeated in CUSA Play
In front of a crowd of 12,000, the Aggies dominated the Miners from start to finish to leave the Sun City with a 28-point victory, winning 85-67.
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Aggies Pick Apart Miners in I-10 Showdown
A slow start for the Aggies would allow the visiting Miners to jump out to a 7-3 lead before back-to-back threes from Jaila Harding and Molly Kaiser would put the Aggies ahead by one point with just under five minutes to play.
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Aggies Topple Lopes in Impressive Senior Day Showing
The Crimson & White took the crown in 10 of 16 events on the day, landing on 28 of the 48 possible podium spots.
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Aggies Battle Miners in Sold Out “Don”–Winner Takes Top Spot in Conference USA
After dismantling the preseason favorites LA Tech 78-48 in the Pan American Center, the Aggies get off to a 2-0 record in conference for the first time since joining CUSA.
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NMSU Ladies Play Host to UTEP for a Spot of Afternoon Hoops
The NM State women’s basketball team continues their conference season facing UTEP in the I-10 Rivalry battle hosted by the Aggies. Both squads sit 1-1 in the CUSA standings after week 1, looking to improve their seasons.
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Senior Day Dual With Grand Canyon Set for Saturday
The Crimson & White are currently 3-1 in conference action, slated for their first meet since a road victory over Utah Tech.
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Addison Massey Named Gatorade New Mexico Volleyball Player of the Year
Gatorade Player of the Year is the top honor in high school sports, celebrating the nation’s best high school athletes for their success on the court, in the classroom and in the community.
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View from the Other Side: UTEP Men’s Basketball Game Vs. I-10 Rival NM State Is Sold Out
The UTEP men’s basketball team’s game against I-10 rival NM State at the Don Haskins Center 7 p.m. Saturday is sold out.
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Aggies Football Shunned by Conference USA with No Selections for Academic All-District Team
Conference USA placed 20 student-athletes on the 2024 College Sports Communicators’ Academic All-District Football Teams, announced by the organization Tuesday. (UTEP was thrown a bone with league-topping 5 All-District selections, but none of them received nomination for Academic All-American.)
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Preston Planells Elevated Into Assistant Coaching Role with Aggies Womens Basketball
After serving as a graduate assistant for the women’s basketball program for the last seven months, Preston Planells has been named the newest Aggie full-time assistant – Head Coach Jody Adams announced on Tuesday.
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Spearman Named to Softball America Preseason Top 100 List
To ring in the new year, Softball America unveiled its 2025 Preseason Top 100 Players List.
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Christian Cook Named CUSA Player of the Week
Senior guard Christian Cook rose to the occasion, delivering standout performances that earned him CUSA Player of the Week honors.
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View From the Other Side: Lady Techsters Hold Off Aggies, 67-58
Louisiana Tech held off a second-half rally by New Mexico State to come away with a 67-58 victory on Saturday afternoon in the Thomas Assembly Center.
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NM State Throttles Bulldogs to Begin 2-0 in Conference USA Action
Following Thursday’s gritty 75-71 home victory over Sam Houston, NM State (9-6, 2-0 CUSA) returned to the Pan American Center for a bout with the LA Tech Bulldogs (11-4, 0-2 CUSA).
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NM State Baseball to Host Annual First Pitch Dinner February 1
This will also be the first opportunity for most fans to hear from Head Coach Jake Angier, who enters his second year at the helm of the NM State baseball program.
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In Case You Missed It: Conference USA is Our Broader Community’s Gateway to NCAA Division I Athletics
New Mexico State University is settling into Conference USA membership.
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Sam Lacey Selected to National Collegiate Basketball Hall of Fame Class of 2024
This prestigious honor is reserved for the most outstanding players and coaches in collegiate basketball history, recognizing their extraordinary performances and lasting impact on the sport.
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An Aggie Basketball Team We Understand: Late Surge Powers NMSU Past Sam Houston in a VERY BIG CUSA Opener
True, New Mexico State University left the barn open a few years back, but Katie bar the door… it looks like the Aggies are coming home.
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NM State Cruises Past Bearkats to Move to 1-0 in CUSA Opener
After four quarters at the Bernard G. Coliseum, the Aggies were able to finish the matchup with a victory 79-61 to collect their first win in league play of the season.
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Moccia to depart NMSU, Burdge named acting athletics director
Dr. Amber Burdge, NMSU’s deputy athletic director for strategic initiatives and leadership, has been promoted to the role of acting athletics director.
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NM State Set for CUSA Opener Versus Sam Houston
Thursday’s game marks just the eighth all-time meeting between NM State and Sam Houston. In their most recent matchup, the Bearkats secured a 79-58 victory last season inside the Pan American Center.
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NM State Begins Conference Season on the Road
The New Mexico State women’s basketball team continues on the road as they take on Sam Houston for their conference season opener.
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NM State Baseball Releases Full 2025 Schedule
In total, the Aggies will play 55 games with 28 games being played within the friendly confines of Presley Askew Field.
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2025 SOFTBALL SCHEDULE RELEASED
The Aggies will take on five teams who made the 2024 NCAA Tournament, headlined by national runner-up Texas and Women’s College World Series participant Florida.
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Aggies Stumble to No. 9 Oklahoma in Final Minutes of Play
The New Mexico State Women’s Basketball team (7-6, 0-0 CUSA) took on No. 9 host Oklahoma Sooners (11-1, 0-0 SEC) in the team’s final non-conference matchup this season.
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“High School Football is not a Popularity Contest” Among Most Read Stories of 2024 [#3]
Our broader community is worse off because these stories were not covered, and there is no scenario I can see where either Davis Coyle or Alfredo Andrade would have won a voting contest in our broader community.