Category: Sports

The home bats were lively once again, driving in 18 runs across the afternoon to defeat Colorado State and Kansas City.

NMSU’s Womens basketball team made it through the I-10 construction zone to put on a scoring display at “the Don”. The Men’s Team lost a close home game dependent on defense.

Following an opening day at the NM State Invitational that saw the Aggies split their first two contests, NM State returned to action for a pair of afternoon contests against Kansas City and UC Santa Barbara, respectfully.

Saturday’s showdown marks the 229th meeting between NM State and UTEP, with the Aggies holding a 123-105 advantage in the all-time series.

The Aggies split their first two games of the campaign, falling at the hands of UC Santa Barbara before entering the win column against Colorado State in the nightcap.

NM State capped off an impressive week in dominant fashion, sweeping Weber State 7-0 for their third shutout victory of the week. 

After a historic weekend in Lubbock, the Aggies continued their road swing with a doubleheader against Tulsa on Friday.

NM State will host Weber State tomorrow morning at 10 a.m. to round out their weekend of competition. 

Wallin claimed Athlete of the Week honors after delivering a dominant performance in singles play, going a flawless 3-0 from the No. 2 spot.

Following an up and down second round, NM State kicked it in to high gear to finish third on the team leaderboard following a final-round score of 15-under at Omni Tucson National.

The Aggies hope to take advantage of this Saturday’s game to put behind them whatever chicken bucket curse that has been plaguing them of late.

Through 16 holes in Round Two, Delgadillo sits alongside #24 ranked Arizona’s Zach Pollo.

Following a stellar performance against Western Kentucky, Madi Gewirtz earned her second CUSA Freshman of the Week honor this season.

NM State arrived in Lubbock with a mission and executed it to perfection, capping off a 3-0 weekend with a 4-2 victory over Lubbock Christian.

NM State kept its momentum rolling in Lubbock, following up Friday’s upset over Texas Tech with another strong performance, defeating UTRGV 5-2.

Returning to the Albuquerque Convention Center less than 24 hours after a strong performance on day one of the New Mexico Team Open, NM State showed out once again on Saturday.

After trailing by 13 points in the beginning of the third quarter, the Aggies found themselves slowly chipping away the Hilltoppers lead to come back and secure the win by a score of 64-59.

Despite a somewhat competitive first half, the Aggies ultimately fell 101-69 to Western Kentucky (14-8, 5-4).

The Aggies kicked off their weekend in Lubbock with a statement win, taking down Texas Tech 4-2 to snap a two-match skid

Making their second-straight trip to Albuquerque, NM State competed on day one of the New Mexico Team Open, hosted by the University of New Mexico.

NM State entered Saturday’s match riding the momentum of a three-match winning streak, looking to keep things rolling at home against Gonzaga.

Despite struggling to score late, a relentless defensive stand in the final minutes proved to be the difference as the Aggies held the Blue Raiders scoreless down the stretch to secure a 61-57 victory and get back on track. 

The Aggies returned to the Pan American Center for a contest with the top-seeded Blue Raiders of Middle Tennessee.

The Aggies return north for the New Mexico Team Open in Albuquerque – the second of three straight meets in the city.

Thursday’s game will be the ninth meeting between the two programs, with the all-time series tied at 4-4. Middle Tennessee claimed the last contest in Murfreesboro, winning 76-69.