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Lobos Split Doubleheader with San Diego State, Lobos Run Rule Aztecs 17-7 in Game One

SAN JOSE, Calif. — The University of New Mexico baseball team earned its second sweep in a row, this time over San Jose State, after posting an 8-4 win over the Spartans on Sunday. Leading the Lobos in the sweep was Harry Fullerton, who went three-for-four from the plate with four RBIs and an extra-base hit in game three. Fullerton delivered a two-RBI double in the sixth inning, which regained a lead for the Lobos that would not be relinquished. Mack Chambers was the first to score in the game, making it home off a stolen-base attempt by Kyler Castillo in the first inning. Fullerton made i...

Lobos Pound Utah Valley 16-2 ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — Justin Armbruester’s afternoon was pretty stellar, walking across the stage, diploma in hand after graduating from The University of New Mexico. His evening was pretty special as well. Armbruester looked every bit of the ace that he is, shutting down Utah Valley over seven scoreless innings, allowing just three hits while striking out nine.  He received plenty of offense in the form on 16 runs on 15 hits as New Mexico clinched a weekend series over Utah Valley with a 16-2 drubbing.  UNM will go for the sweep tomorrow at high noon at Santa...

.......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... SEATTLE – New Mexico State got a first-inning, three-run home run from catcher Nikki Butler on Friday night and held on to beat Utah Valley, 4-3, to gain a spot in the Western Athletic Conference softball tournament’s championship round for the 10th consecutive time. The Aggies (31-20) will face second-seeded Seattle on Saturday afternoon. One day after being knocked off by fourth-seeded Utah V...

USAFA, Colo. — The University of New Mexico baseball team delivered three home runs in three innings, but it was not enough to change the momentum of the game and ultimately fell 3-10 to Air Force. The Lobos (9-23, 6-15 MW) split the series 3-3 after sweeping the Falcons (20-18, 12-12 MW) earlier this season at home. “These boys have been on the road 75 percent of the season and in COVID quarantine for almost 70 days, not including the four months back home in between during the height of COVID,” said head coach Ray Birmingham. “It will be good to play at home.”