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Sunriver, Oregon -- After day two of the Mountain West Conference Men's Golf Championships, the University of New Mexico retained its lead with one day of play left.

Though the Lobos shot a second-round 288, 12 strokes higher than Thursday's team score, they still lead the pack with a two-day total of 564 (-12). They lead BYU by two strokes (566, -10) and third-place San Diego State by ten (574, -12). With a team score of 564 through 36 holes, New Mexico broke the old record of 566 set by UNLV in 2000.

Individually for the Lobos, Madalitso Muthiya and Michael Letzig each shot even par 72s to stay in the top-10. Muthiya is tied for 5th place (68-72140, -4) and Letzig is knotted at 7th (69-72141, -3). Ian Medlock rebounded from a 5-over par 77 in day one of competition to pull into a tie for 23rd place. The other two Lobo competitors shot over par Friday (Jay Reynolds-73, Jay Choi-77) but are still tied for 12th and 15th place, respectively.

The Lobos are seeking their first MWC men's golf title.

1 New Mexico, U. of 276 288 564 T 5 Madalitso Muthiya 68 72 140 T 7 Michael Letzig 69 72 141 T 12 Jay Reynolds 71 73 144 T 15 Jay Choi 68 77 145 T 23 Ian Medlock 77 71 148

1 New Mexico, U. of 276 288 564 -12 2 Brigham Young Univ. 281 285 566 -10 3 San Diego State U. 281 293 574 -2 4 Colorado State Univ. 287 288 575 -1 5 UNLV 287 290 577 +1 6 Utah, Univ. of 290 289 579 +3 7 Wyoming, U. of 287 298 585 +9 8 Air Force 305 308 613 +37

Play resumes Saturday morning at 9:30 a.m. MST. Check GoLobos.com for results.

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