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8/6/2010
Lobo Track & Field Recognized With National Academic HonorsThe University of New Mexico men's and women's track & field teams were recently acknowledged by the U.S. Track and Field and Cross Country Coaches Association with national academic honors for teams and individuals in 2010. The Lobo men were one of 73 other teams to be announced as a 2010 USTFCCCA Division I All-Academic Team, while the Lobo women made the list of 151 All-Academic teams. Individual awards were announced as well with eight men and eight women Lobos being honored.6/24/2010
Stevens: Franklin's Lobos Continue To Make Track HistoryNew Mexico's 2009-10 season of track was a history-making campaign dotted with Lobo headliner names such as Emanuel, Fortner, Young, Thomas, Senior, Kirwa, Barnicle and, of course, Joe Franklin. Naturally Franklin, a three-time Mountain West Coach of The Year during the seasons of cross country, indoor and outdoor track, ho-hums his contributions for this dynamic year of running, jumping and throwing. "I just drive the bus," said Franklin. If so, Franklin points this Lobo bus in the right direction and drives it through many a finish line and qualifying mark. The Lobos set records in cross country, indoor and outdoor track during the 2009-10 school year.
6/17/2010
Emanuel Named MWC Athlete Of The YearSenior Lee Emanuel has been named the 2010 Mountain West Conference Outdoor Track and Field Athlete of the Year. The honor is voted on by the MWC coaches. Emanuel is coming off of a sixth place finish at the NCAA Championships in the 1500-meters, earning him his fourth All-American honors. Emanuel ties a New Mexico school record being only the second athlete to earn four All-American awards.6/12/2010
Lobos Finish Final Day Of NCAA ChampionshipsLee Emanuel will leave Oregon not exactly the way he wanted to. The senior finished 6th in the finals of the 1500-meters Saturday at the NCAA Outdoor Track and Field Championships at Hayward Field in Eugene, Ore. Emanuel was ahead most of the race until about the last 200-meters when three members of the Oregon team passed him to take one, two and three. Emanuel ran a time of 3:48.61 to be the only Lobo track athlete this year to earn All-American honors. Emanuel's four All-American honors (indoor and outdoor) tie the program record and is the most by a track athlete. Pole-vaulter Simon Arkell also had four.3/27/2010
Lobos Wrap Up First Full Weekend Of Outdoor SeasonThe University of New Mexico outdoor track and field season opened in full this weekend at the UTEP Springtime Invitational. The Lobos competed in several events Saturday. Among the top performers was Sandy Fortner, who finished second in the 100-meter hurdles with a time of 14.23. |