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SPORTS

NMSU men’s basketball hazing leads to two more lawsuits

New Mexico State University faces two more lawsuits from athletes who played for the 2022-23 men’s basketball team.  Bol Kuir, a former player, said the coaching staff and the …
As New Mexico State Athletics begins another athletic year I would remind our community of some incredible moments during the 2023-24 athletic season. Our student-athletes and coaches continued to …
The Bulletin caught up with Aggie football's new head coach, Tony Sanchez, ahead of the season opener.
High School Sports

Las Cruces student-athletes receive Gatorade’s Players of the Year nods

Two student-athletes from Las Cruces High School and Organ Mountain High were selected as Gatorade Players of the Year

Centennial girls’ softball recognized by county

The student-athletes of the Centennial High School girls’ softball team were honored with a proclamation during a meeting of the Doña Ana County Board of Commissioners this month. …

Running Club warms up for summer youth races

The Las Cruces Running Club, established in 2011, announced it will again host a series of races for youth aged 14 and under this summer. “We have kids as young as three years old,” …

Coach Trujillo takes over Mayfield basketball program

Perennial basketball coach Ben Trujillo was named the new head coach of the Mayfield Boys Basketball program after spending 11 seasons at Hatch Valley High School as the girls’ basketball head …

Organ Mountain cheer squad takes crown

The Organ Mountain Cheer squad was crowned the 2024 Class 5A Co-Ed State Champions on April 6 — the school’s first cheer state title since 2018.  Head coach Jordan Sanchez said …

Future is bright for LCHS’ Zakye Hawkins

Las Cruces High’s Zakye Hawkins is wrapping up his high school baseball career, but knows there is plenty to look forward to in his future.  The 18-year-old senior announced he had …
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