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  3/7/2010
Lobos Close Twin-Cities Trip with 5-2 Loss to WashingtonMINNEAPOLIS, Minn. --- The University of New Mexico men's tennis team wrapped up its trip to the Twin Cities Saturday afternoon, dropping its second match of the weekend, 5-2 to 22nd-ranked Washington at the Minnesota's Baseline Tennis Center. With the loss, the 54th-ranked Lobos fall to 3-6 on the season, while the Huskies improve to 12-1. New Mexico saw freshman Jadon Phillips and sophomore Joe Wood each notch match wins in singles' play Saturday, accounting for the Lobos' two points. New Mexico lost each of the three doubles' matches to concede the singles' point. 
3/6/2010
Lobos Fall at Minnesota, 7-0MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. --- The University of New Mexico men's tennis team stumbled in its attempt to upset Minnesota Friday afternoon at the Baseline Tennis Center, dropping all nine doubles and singles matches to the 46th-ranked Golden Gophers en route to a 7-0 defeat. The Lobos, ranked 54th entering this weekend's two matches, saw freshman Jadon Phillips and sophomore Ben Dunbar take Minnesota's No. 1 doubles team of Sebastian Gallego and Phillip Arndt to 14 games before falling 8-6. 
3/4/2010
Lobos Heading to Twin Cities to Face a Pair of Ranked FoesComplete Match Notes | U. of Minn. Baseline Tennis CenterLobo TV: Coach Alan Dils Previews Minn./Wash. The University of New Mexico men's tennis team will play matches two and three of its eight-match road swing this weekend against a pair of top-50 teams. The Lobos face 46th-ranked Minnesota at the Golden Gopher's Baseline Tennis Center Friday at 4 p.m. MST, then cap off their trip to the Twin Cities against No. 22 Washington Saturday at 1 p.m. New Mexico is ranked 54th in this week's Intercollegiate Tennis Association national rankings with a 3-4 record. In facing Minnesota, New Mexico starts its weekend play with a rematch of last year's NCAA tournament opening round. The Golden Gophers won 4-0 in Los Angeles. 
2/20/2010
Lobos Fall at Blustery New Mexico State, 4-3Box Score |  Photo GalleryLobo TV: New Mexico State Match Highlights LAS CRUCES, N.M. - The University of New Mexico's 57th-ranked men's tennis team lost, 4-3, to No. 73 New Mexico State Saturday afternoon at a blustery New Mexico State University Tennis Complex. It's the first time the Lobos lose to the Aggies since April 9, 2000, and only the 10th time in 97 matches between the two programs. Wind gusts between 25-45 mph made their presence felt to a New Mexico squad that was playing its first outdoors even of the spring season.  2/19/2010
Lobos Kick off Six-Match Road Trip at New Mexico StateThe 57th-ranked University of New Mexico men's tennis team hits the road Saturday afternoon, heading to Las Cruces, N.M. to take on interstate rival New Mexico State. The Lobos hit the court at the NMSU Tennis Center at 1 P.M. MST. The Lobos (3-3) look to pick up a win against the 73rd-ranked Aggies on the first seven matches on the road. The match against New Mexico State will be the first outdoors for the Lobos this spring. The Aggies are 3-2 this spring. New Mexico was last in action this past Sunday, Feb. 14, shutting out Abilene Christian, 7-0. New Mexico Men's Tennis 
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