New Mexico Women's Soccer Player Suspended Indefinitely

11/6/2009 | W. Soccer

University of New Mexico head women's soccer coach Kit Vela announced today that junior defender Elizabeth Lambert has been suspended indefinitely for her actions in Thursday's match against BYU in the semifinals of the Mountain West Conference Championship in Provo, Utah.

Lobo lose 1-0 to BYU in MWC tourney

STEVENS: Lobos Visit Utah Utes Hoping For Major Upset

11/6/2009 | Football

STEVENS: Seniors Want Last Home Memory To Be Good One

11/6/2009 | W. Volleyball

The opportunity for the Lobo seniors Saturday night in Johnson Center has the makings of a special way to walk off their home floor -- with a win over Brigham Young. Of course, it is a payback kind of win. The Lobos went up to Provo, Utah and were slapped down somewhat unexpectedly by the Cougars. It's also a much-needed win as the Lobos try to charge into the NCAA Tournament with an at-large invitation. A win over BYU could just do the trick. The three Lobo seniors to be honored Saturday are Rose Morris, Anna Lehne and Allie Suiter.

Saturday: BYU at Lobos, 7 p.m., Johnson Center
Online: GameTracker, live video, results on GoLobos.com

STEVENS: Lobos Salute Five Special Lobos On Senior Night

11/5/2009 | M. Soccer

Lobo Notes Vs. UNLV
There is a huge challenge that falls on all Lobos, but also rests heavy on the shoulders of Jeremy Fishbein's five seniors. Saturday's Senior Night MPSF tussle with UNLV might be the last home game as a Lobo for Stephen Brown, Justin Davis, Simon Ejdemyr, Euan Holden and P.J. Wilson. Or this fearsome fivesome of Lobos could help power the Lobos back into the NCAA playoffs and maybe back to the UNM Soccer Complex for another run. "That's definitely what we want," said Ejdemyr. "My goal is to win every game the rest of the way."

Saturday: UNLV at Lobos, 7 p.m., UNM Soccer Complex
Online: GameTracker, live video, results on GoLobos.com
Up Next: Lobos at MPSF tourney, Nov. 12-14, Denver, Colo.

STEVENS: Honorable Lobos Face Judgments of Public Opinion

11/4/2009 | Football

Lobos Paul Krebs and David Schmidly stand in a courtroom of public opinion filled with facts, figures and innuendos. It is an environment influenced by the edgy climate surrounding an embattled and winless football program. Krebs and Schmidly face the controversy admitting errors, but braced by time-tested histories of integrity and success. It's a tough time for these two UNM leaders, but that's the nature of their high-level jobs. They will be judged by their decisions, their successes and even their stumbles. So, let the judging continue.