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11/19/2009
STEVENS: Lobos Stunned in Overtime 2-1 by Portland PilotsLobo senior Simon Ejdemyr called it "surreal" and that pretty much summed up the 2-1 overtime loss to Portland that ended the University of New Mexico's season and the Lobos' NCAA run. It seemed like on a chilly Thursday evening at the UNM Soccer Complex that time froze and so did a number of Lobos, but not two Portland Pilots, who teamed up for the "golden goal" in overtime. "It just feels so surreal," said Ejdemyr. "It's unbelievable that it happened like that."
11/17/2009
New Mexico Hosts NCAA Tournament ThursdayThe University of New Mexico men's soccer team opens NCAA Tournament play Thursday, Nov. 19, as they host Portland at 7 p.m. MT at the UNM Soccer Complex. This marks the seventh time New Mexico has advanced to the NCAA Tournament in the last nine years. Akron is the overall No. 1 seed in the 48-team field.11/16/2009
STEVENS: New Mexico to Face Portland in NCAA TournamentDuring the most critical weekend of the season, the University of New Mexico men's soccer team went 1-0-1 at the Mountain Pacific Sports Federation Tournament and earned an at-large bid into the NCAA Tournament. The Lobos will host Portland on Thursday, Nov. 19 at 7 p.m. MT at the UNM Soccer Complex. This marks the seventh time New Mexico has advanced to the NCAA Tournament in the last nine years. Akron is the overall No. 1 seed in the 48-team field.11/15/2009
New Mexico Falls To Sac State On PK's In MPSF ChampionshipThe University of New Mexico men's soccer team fell to Sacramento State on penalty kicks this afternoon in the Mountain Pacific Sports Federation Tournament Championship Game. The score remained tied 2-2 after two overtime periods. Sacramento State advanced on PK's by a mark of 5-4 to take the MPSF Tournament title and the automatic NCAA bid it affords.11/13/2009
New Mexico Shuts Out Denver 1-0 In MPSF SemisThe University of New Mexico men's soccer team handed Denver a 1-0 loss on their home turf tonight in the MPSF Tournament semifinals. Despite frigid temperatures, wet conditions, and a late kickoff, the No. 2 seed Lobos shut out the No. 4 seed Pioneers for the victory. Justin Davis led the way for New Mexico, striking just over eleven minutes into the game. The Lobos advance to the MPSF Championship Game where they will face No. 1 seed Sacramento State at 1 p.m on Sunday, Nov. 15. |