Western New Mexico University Athletics

RMAC Women's Basketball Week 14 Press Release Now Available

2/8/2010 | Women's Basketball

Click here to view the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference's (RMAC) 14th weekly women's basketball release. Included in Monday's release are conference standings, scores and schedules, statistical leaders, Player of the Week selections, and news and notes from around the RMAC.

Senior Ashley Vigil

Mustangs Come Up Short

2/7/2010 | Women's Basketball

The Mustangs shot 56.7 percent (17-30) in the second half at New Mexico Highlands University Saturday night. It still wasn’t good enough to overcome an eight-point deficit in the first half, but it was close. The Cowgirls defeated WNMU in the final ticks, 76-75. The two teams are now even in the RMAC with a 4-9 record.

2.4.10 | Women's Basketball

Mustangs Can't Get Bucket In Overtime

2.1.10 | General, Men's Basketball, Women's Basketball

Riley and Morris Named January's WNMU Athletes of the Month

2.1.10 | Women's Basketball

RMAC Women's Basketball Week 13 Press Release Now Available

1.30.10 | Women's Basketball

Mountaineers Win Western Battle

1.28.10 | Women's Basketball

Mavericks Roll By Mustangs

1.25.10 | Women's Basketball

RMAC Women's Basketball Week 12 Press Release Now Available

1.24.10 | Women's Basketball

Poor Shooting Gives Mustangs Loss

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Athlete of the Week

Zach Blair

Men's Golf

Junior Zach Blair (Roswell, NM, Roswell High School) opened up the spring season with a pair of one-under par 71s last Saturday in the inaugural New Mexico Collegiate Cup. Blair's impressive six-birdie, one-eagle showing was one shot off the winning pace set by NMSU's Ryan Word and Will Holdridge. The Collegiate Cup pitted WNMU’s men's team against golfers from UNM, NMSU, NMJC, NMMI, and University of the Southwest in a 36-hole clash over a difficult Sierra del Rio Golf Club near T or C. Forty-five of New Mexico's best collegiate golfers participated.