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The Albuquerque Community Safety Department’s Summer of Nonviolence program hosted a baseball field day at Los Altos Park, engaging children in sports to foster community bonds and personal growth.
The Aggies revealed a 16‑game nonconference calendar that includes preseason showcases, a five‑game home stand, multi‑team events and a holiday tournament before entering Pac‑12 play.
Former University of South Carolina baseball players are making notable impacts in the minor leagues, with several earning MLB call‑ups, posting strong statistics and facing injury challenges as the 2026 season nears its conclusion.
The Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference gears up for its 2026 campaign, highlighted by Pueblo’s championship pedigree, a top‑ranked preseason poll and a slate of marquee games.
Florida State’s 2026 schedule, ranked No. 22 by ESPN’s FPI, features a challenging lineup of non‑Saturday games, a home‑and‑home with Alabama, and key matchups that could shape Coach Mike Norvell’s future.
The Chippewas reveal a demanding road schedule for 2028, including first‑time meetings with Tennessee and a series of future road games against Michigan, New Mexico and other opponents.
After an opening loss, the Dulins Dodgers National Team erupted for 18 runs, combining a fireworks display of hitting with a tight pitching performance to advance to the championship round.
With playoff positioning tightening, this week's FAAB guide highlights high‑upside players rostered in 20‑25% of 12‑team leagues and 25‑50% of 15‑team leagues, using a four‑tier investment rating system to stretch your budget.
The City of Albuquerque and New Mexico United are offering free, public watch parties at various parks, featuring live soccer matches, food vendors and activities for all ages, with Mayor Tim Keller and New Mexico United President Ron Patel highlighting the inclusive spirit of the events.
Two Illinois pitchers, Zach Bates and Regan Hall, have taken divergent paths into the 2026 MLB draft and subsequent signings, highlighting the program’s growing influence on the professional stage.
The former University of New Mexico standout and professional European player is now an assistant varsity coach for Albuquerque Academy's girls basketball team, while neighboring programs install new baseball leaders.
The University of New Mexico Lobos are chasing a conference championship in 2026, motivated by a 61‑year title drought, a tight‑knit locker room, and a surge in fan support that has turned underdogs into favorites.
A 46‑year‑old man was killed after being hit with a baseball bat near a smoke shop in Southeast Albuquerque, and detectives have opened a homicide investigation.
A man was struck with a baseball bat near a smokeshop in Southeast Albuquerque and later died, prompting a homicide investigation by the Albuquerque Police Department.
A rundown of the most compelling performances from Tuesday's slate, from walk‑off homers to dominant strikeout outings.
The Lobos' club hockey program is gearing up for the upcoming season, highlighting new leadership, a blend of local and out‑of‑state players, and a commitment to growing the sport in New Mexico.
The 1994 World Cup, the first hosted by the United States, set attendance and revenue records, birthed Major League Soccer and ignited a soccer boom that still influences the nation’s sporting culture.
ESPN Events has revealed the full slate of 17 bowl games for the upcoming 2026‑27 college football postseason, highlighting early‑season kickoffs, holiday doubleheaders and the final championship‑determining contest.
Deb Haaland, the former U.S. Interior Secretary, captured a commanding victory in the Democratic primary for governor of New Mexico, positioning herself to make history in the general election. Her opponent, attorney Sam Bregman, saw his son Alex Bregman, a prominent Jewish baseball player, sign a massive contract with the Chicago Cubs, adding a sports angle to the political narrative.
The Buffaloes hosted three‑star center Eric Jacobsen on an official visit, hoping to close a recruiting battle that includes the New Mexico Lobos and several other programs.
After a brief and turbulent stint with the Bruins, Donovan Dent has announced his retirement from professional basketball, opting to focus on developing the next generation of players in his home state.
Donovan Dent, the 2024‑25 Mountain West Player of the Year, announced his retirement from professional basketball, citing a desire to give back to the youth and start training.
At 22, Donovan Dent trades a promising pro career for a mission to mentor young athletes, launch a basketball academy and settle in Albuquerque with his partner Katelyn Estrada.
Donovan Dent, the former UNM Lobo and UCLA Bruin, has relocated to Albuquerque to run basketball clinics and a summer camp, while also gearing up for the TBT tournament with a team of former Lobos.