LeBron James becomes the third basketball player to carry the U.S. flag at the start of an Olympics, joining Dawn Staley for the Athens Games in 2004 and Sue Bird for the Tokyo Games that happened in 2021.
Salazar's complete game keeps Fuego in playoff chase
Ten-run third boosts Invaders past Fuego 26-7
Cold-shooting in first half sinks New Mexico team 60-53
Pojoaque Valley youths to compete at USA Track & Field Nationals
Lobos squad shaping up, upping intensity of summer practices
Fuego blow another 6-1 lead for second straight loss
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Fuego blow another 6-1 lead for second straight loss
Pecos 7, Santa Fe 6 (11 innings)
Enchantment narrowly beats alumni squad in final tune-up before TBT
Enchantment, coached by former Lobo great Kenny Thomas and a staff that includes former UNM assistant Craig Snow, got the send-off it needed with a 72-71 win over the alumni team.
Pecos 7, Santa Fe 6
Yesterday's Lobos stars could have cleaned up under NIL
ALBUQUERQUE — Kenny Thomas made $54.6 million over the course of an 11-year NBA career that took him from Houston to Philadelphia and Sacramento.
Steven Lebron scored an unearned run with two outs in the top of the 12th to keep the Fuego’s dwindling playoff hopes alive in Pecos, Texas.
Roswell infielder named home run derby champion
Roswell Invaders infielder Lucas Scott was crowned the league’s home run derby champion after smacking 15 homers including, at one point, nine straight pitches out of the park.
League weighs future in shifting college landscape
The hot topic in recent months is the MWC’s place in future alignments.
Fuego on three-game win streak after beating Austin 24-8
Santa Fe 24, Austin 8
St. Michael's setter helps volleyball team finish second at prestigious club tournament
Marissa Sandoval-Moya is no stranger to the bright lights and high intensity of the USA Volleyball club circuit.
The Fuego beat the visiting Austin Weirdos 27-26 in a wild 53-run, 43-hit, 31-walk, seven-error, nearly five-hour game.
UNM is coming off its most successful season since its last bowl appearance in 2016, going 4-8 in a year that ended with Danny Gonzales getting fired as the head coach.
City of Santa Fe must do more to support Fuego
Truth is, Santa Fe’s still a healthy home in the Pecos League. The fans and local sponsors support the team enough to make it work, but the city whose name is on the front or the jersey needs to do more.
North Platte 11, Santa Fe 7
Santa Fe High and Capital had their first sessions of the newly implemented two-week, full-contact summer practice period for football teams.
Fuego lose 15th straight game as North Platte rolls to win
Make it 15 straight losses for the Santa Fe Fuego.
Fuego on course for worst season in team's history
Sunday’s 4-2 loss at Trinidad extended the team’s losing streak to 14 games, dropping it to 7-25 — the third-worst mark in the 16-team league.
Well-traveled Fuego slugger self-made
The starting centerfielder for the Fuego and easily one of the bright spots in what has been an otherwise challenging season for Santa Fe’s professional baseball team, Scarver is literally a self-made player.
Burton, 17, earned a bronze medal in the under-20 female division at the USA Weightlifting Junior National Championships in Pittsburgh.
Make it an even dozen.
The elevator doors opened and none other than sports broadcaster Joe Buck came walking out.
You thought school was out, but here is one report card everyone will be reviewing.
It was just like being in high school again for Joe Ray Anaya, and preparation was key.
Top 10 N.M. prep sports records that may never be broken
We won't say these 10 records will never be broken, but it’s a safe bet it will be a while before anyone comes close to erasing them from the historical books.
2-3A well represented on Class 3A All-State baseball team
More than a month after the season ended, the All-State baseball teams were slowly unveiled.
Los Alamos graduate wins women's shot put, makes Paris Olympics
The track and field portion of the Olympics start Aug. 1, with the shot put scheduled for Aug. 8-9.
Former ATC boys coach hired to lead Pojoaque girls team
The best part about the hire, Bobby Romero said, is that he lives across the street from the school. It beats the 45-minute drive from work to ATC.
New boys basketball coach will also be Horsemen's athletic director
Montoya said he expressed interest in the position to Principal Martin Sandoval and received a job offer about a week later.
Pecos League unveils pitch clock at Fort Marcy
The Pecos League adopted a pitch clock Wednesday when the Fuego hosted Trinidad.
Alex Waggoner, a 2022 graduate of Santa Fe High, has transferred from the University of Michigan to Portland for what he hopes is the remainder of his college soccer career.
The Fuego lost 15-0 to the Oklahoma FlyCatchers on Tuesday, and Oklahoma's star pitcher struck out the Fuego 21 times in eight innings for a new Pecos League record.
Welcome to the slow days of summer
We’ve reached the dreaded summer doldrums in the world of sports.
Top 10 athletic programs in Northern New Mexico
This list highlights the top athletic programs from this season. You probably won't be surprised by who is at the top of the list, but there might be a school or two that gets a bump for all of their athletic success for the 2023-24 school year.
Loy family donates $2.5 million to Eastern New Mexico University
Eastern New Mexico University received a gift Monday in the form of a $2.5 million donation from a Greyhounds graduate.
Recent grads Terrin Dickey, Kevin Enriquez and Mekhi Martinez will be playing at new schools in 2024.
New two-week, full-contact summer practice period will help teams hit the ground running
Coaches from around the North say getting padded summer reps will help players learn and get used to hitting before the grind of fall camp.
Pitino: College sports' current system a 'disaster'
The product of college sports is nothing close to what it was a dozen years ago when Richard Pitino was settling in for his first head coaching job.
Participation in the camp has risen steadily since the pandemic to the point it is now outpacing the growth it saw in its first three years.
Fuego shortstop is a well-traveled man
You don’t need a crash course in the complexities of human emotion to see how much baseball means to Dominic Scotti.
The Rodeo de Santa Fe is celebrating its 75th year as a professional rodeo drawing contestants from across North America.
Rodeo de Santa Fe celebrates 75th year starting Wednesday
From its humble beginnings in 1949, the Rodeo de Santa Fe has become not only a staple of summer in the city but also a popular venue for cowboys and cowgirls alike.
Estrella Flores, middle school athletic coordinator for Santa Fe Public Schools and a 2012 graduate of Desert Academy, was introduced Wednesday as Capital's new head girls basketball coach.
The NMAA is considering whether all state football championships should be played at a central site in Albuquerque.
Valdes was a beloved, occasionally irascible Horsemen institution
Valdez, who was a fixture at most games as the official scorekeeper and the public address announcer, died last week after a battle with cancer. He was 78.
Confusing playoff system expected to receive overhaul
The powerbrokers of New Mexico’s high school football community have spoken and it appears a break in tradition for the state playoff system is inevitable.
Brown's death another blow for Lobos hoops
The diminutive 5-foot-7 guard was 51 years old and is survived by two daughters — and by a passionate Lobo fan base who will never forget his two seasons in cherry and silver.
Former Capital football player was longtime assistant in Santa Fe, Rio Rancho
Manuel Gonzales, a 1991 Capital graduate, suffered a heart attack and died at his Rio Rancho home June 6.
On June 29, Scioscia will add another footnote to his memorable career when he is inducted into the Albuquerque Professional Baseball Hall of Fame.
Roybal resigns from Pojoaque for health reasons
If Roybal doesn't again return to coaching, she will leave a remarkable legacy. She holds a 403-137 record as a prep coach.
Northern athletes place 1st, 2nd, 3rd in two-day heptathlon
It was a good weekend for Northern New Mexico athletes at the Great Southwest Track and Field Classic in Albuquerque.
Wetteland always lights up a room
“Her energy is just unmatched,” said Los Alamos junior Allie Holland, who is a teammate of Wetteland’s on Los Alamos’ swimming and track and field teams.