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Playing in its penultimate Pan Am contest of the season, NM State (9-18, 5-10 CUSA) played stifling defense down the stretch against the Kennesaw State Owls (12-15, 5-11 CUSA), holding the visitors to just 20 points over the final three quarters,... more
Nearly three decades ago, the Las Cruces High School boys wrestling team finished in the top three at the state championship tournament. Since then, the Bulldawgs had not reached those heights. In fact, it had been more than 15 years since a Las... more
The 14-game win streak may be over, but Centennial’s composure hasn’t gone anywhere.   Sitting at 18-7 overall and 9-1 in district play, the Hawks enter the postseason as the 5A District 3 champions, carrying something even more powerful... more
Wrestling success has come quickly for Las Cruces High School sophomore Kolby Gonzales. Though he spent much of his youth practicing jujitsu, Gonzales didn’t step onto a wrestling mat until eighth grade. One season later, he was a state champion... more
Her sister was the athlete in the family — the first Black student-athlete to attend New Mexico State University. Carolyn Scott gravitated more toward music and the arts. It might come as a surprise, then, that she is the family member now... more
New Mexico State University PGA Golf Management assistant director, Henry Stetina, has been named the 2026 PGA of America National Youth Player Development Award recipient, a national honor recognizing exceptional commitment to growing the game of... more
Las Cruces wrestler Autiana Caro embodies the spirit of the Bulldawg girls team. At some point during the season, head coach Jimmy Nevarez and his staff realized their expectations for the squad may have been too modest. The team rose to the... more
When high school swimmers head north to the Albuquerque Academy Natatorium for the state swimming championships, it’s often athletes from that part of the state who excel. The Las Cruces area hasn’t traditionally been a hotbed of swimming success,... more
NM State baseball exploded for nine runs in the first inning and never looked back on Tuesday at Presley Askew Field at Johnson Stadium, rolling to a 19-7 win over Southwest. The Aggies tallied 15 hits and scored in six different innings, posting... more
NM State made multiple pushes on Saturday at Presley Askew Field at Johnson Stadium but could not overcome Towson’s three‑run seventh inning, falling 8-6 despite a 10‑hit effort. The Aggies scored in the first, second, fifth and ninth, but left 13... more
NM State (13–13, 6–10 CUSA) defended its home floor tonight, grinding out a 66–63 rivalry victory over the University of Texas-El Paso (10–17, 6–10 CUSA) inside the Pan American Center in the Battle of I-10. With the win, NMSU splits the season... more
Returning to the Pan American Center, NM State (8-18, 4-10 CUSA) played host to rival UTEP (12-13, 4-10 CUSA). Following a tight first half, the Aggies failed to keep pace with the visiting Miners, falling by a final score of 69-58.  Imani... more
A childhood battle with polio altered Stan DeLair’s gait, but not his competitive spirit or positive outlook. DeLair contracted polio when he was 3 years old. As a boy growing up in Arizona and Nebraska, he played pickup football, basketball and... more
What began as a race that Saturday morning, quickly accelerated into something much bigger for Community Options.   This year’s Cupid Chase 5K drew 958 runners, marking it as the organization’s strongest turnout to date. It went... more
Las Cruces Public Schools recently held its largest-ever Spring Sports Media Day, bringing 72 student athletes together on Feb. 11, at the FOD Baseball Complex for a high energy event, to kick off the spring sports season.   Athletes... more
The NMSU softball team closed out its weekend Sunday at the NM State Softball Complex with a doubleheader against Minnesota and Montana.  The Aggies opened the day on a high note with a win over Big Ten foe Minnesota and later fell... more
NM State (12–13, 5–10 CUSA) showed resilience following a heartbreaking loss earlier in the week, bouncing back in emphatic fashion on Saturday afternoon with a 79–71 road victory over Jax State (13–12, 8–6 CUSA) inside Pete Mathews... more
Playing in its second and final game of the weekend on Valentine’s Day,  NM State (8-17, 4-9 CUSA) visited “Hill City” for a matchup with the Liberty Lady Flames (13-11, 7-6 CUSA). Falling behind 18-5 in the first quarter, the Aggies were... more
On Sunday afternoon, the NM State baseball team wrapped up its weekend at Baylor Ballpark, falling 7-3 after an early deficit and a late three‑run surge by the Bears proved too much to overcome. The Aggies tallied three runs over the second and... more
The NM State track and field team traveled north to the Albuquerque Convention Center for the third consecutive meet, closing out the regular season at the Don Kirby Elite Invitational.  FRIDAY Alesha Lane tallied her fourth top three... more
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