Category: Sports

The busiest week of the Aggies’ Conference USA slate has come and gone.

On the day, the Aggies outshot the Owls 12-7 and despite recording just three shots on goal, were able to tally their eighth multi-goal game of the season.

Pavia completed 15 of 18 passes for 143 yards with two touchdowns and an interception, and he rushed for 53 yards on 14 carries.

The Aggies earned their first win in seven days with a four-set victory over Sam Houston, led by 16 kills from Starr Williams and 21 Darian Markham digs.

With two trips to Texas already behind them this week, the Aggies will head further east for a weekend in Huntsville.

New Mexico State University alumni Xochitl Alvarado, Cayman Greene and Dillon Gregory are fairly new to professional football but are already making an impression on their respective teams.

CUSA Commissioner Judy MacLeod, as well as head coaches and players from each program will be on hand to preview the upcoming 2024-25 men’s and women’s basketball seasons.

On the second day of play, the Aggies were matched up against rival New Mexico.

With the loss, the Aggies fell back to .500 for the season and in league play (9-9, 3-3 CUSA). 

On the night, the lone points for NM State came from the foot of Abraham Montaño who tallied two field goals, including a career-long 53-yarder in the first quarter.

UTEP’s Ema Uskokovic and Kaya Weaver, along with New Mexico State’s Nellie Reese and Middle Tennessee’s Andi Spies earned Conference USA Volleyball Player of the Week honors.

After an electric showing on Saturday, the Aggie offense stalled in Memorial Gym on Tuesday.

In its first-ever trip to Jacksonville, Ala., NM State will look to put an end to a four-game losing streak while seeking their second win in CUSA play.

The NM State men’s and women’s golf programs traveled north on Tuesday to compete in the much-anticipated NB3 Matchplay event at Twin Warriors Golf Club in Santa Ana Pueblo, N.M.

This marks the third consecutive win over the Mean Green and improves the Aggies’ record against North Texas to 7-3 across the last 10 dual meets.

NM State Volleyball is set to renew its most-storied rivalry this week. The Aggies will head 42 miles south to Memorial Gym for a series at UTEP on Tuesday and Wednesday.

LCHS tops Clovis FULL GAME.

NM State returned to action in Lynchburg for a matchup with the Liberty Flames on Sunday, Oct. 5.

Croshaw obtained his first conference weekly honor of the season after his performance at the Dave Murray Invitational in Tucson, Ariz.

Vanderbilt was 0-10 against AP No. 1 ranked teams and 0-60 versus top-five teams heading into this matchup in Nashville. 

The Aggies racked up their third straight win on Saturday; all of which have come in Conference USA play.

On the 50th anniversary of NM State Volleyball’s first match, the Aggies comfortably handled LA Tech for their 957th all-time victory.

The Aggies are entering their third season of the Adams era after a trip to the CUSA Tournament Semifinals in 2023-24.

The non-conference lineup will be featuring six home games and marquee road matchups against Dayton and Texas. 

Conference USA Volleyball returns to the Pan American Center on Friday, as NM State hosts Louisiana Tech for a pair of matches in Las Cruces.

Bunch turned in a fourth-place finish with a 5-under 211 at the Red Raider Invitational.

Veteran coach Keith Leupold says this year’s group is a confident bunch that could possibly lift the blue trophy again.

NM State wrapped up its second tournament of the season as they played through the final round of the Mark Simpson Colorado Invitational at the Colorado National Golf Club.

NM State showed a lot of improvement at the meet, with more than a dozen personal bests set.

Meerscheidt Recreation Center, 1600 E. Hadley Ave. will be closed on Saturday, Oct. 5,due to the 2024 Whole Enchilada Softball Tournament being held at Hadley Sports Complex.

NM State closed out the ACU Tournament with three singles victories, heading back to Las Cruces on a high note. 

The Aggies wrapped up the Bedford Cup in the Mountains with a trio of victories in singles action on the final day. 

The Aggies beat the MTSU Blue Raiders 1-0 on Sunday, Sept. 29 at the NM State Soccer Complex.

Two full games and highlights from around our broader community. BONUS: Highlights of LCHS Bulldawg Volleyball

The high-scoring affair featured a total of 1,042 yards of offense, including 605 yards of rushing offense by the two sides.