The spring of 2025 will go down as one of the most memorable in Lobo history—and it’s still echoing with honors, records, and firsts.
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United Loses Ryden in Loss to Lexington, 2-1
Lexington SC sat at the bottom of the Western Conference. New Mexico United sat at the top. On paper, the first ever meeting between the two sides should have gone the way of United. A second half injury to Kalen Ryden and two unanswered goals were the undoing for United. The performance gave Lexington a…
Lobo Round-Up: Lobos Embrace Change and Chase Championships in a Year of Milestones and Momentum
In the shadow of a seismic shift in the collegiate sports landscape, the University of New Mexico isn’t just holding steady—it’s accelerating into a bold new era. Just six months into his tenure, Vice President and Director of Athletics Fernando Lovo has overseen a school year packed with championships, national honors, academic excellence, and now,…
United Surrenders Own Goal in 1-1 Draw
New Mexico United would have certainly liked a better end to their first match back at the lab in a month. The visiting Colorado Switchbacks FC were still looking to find their form and had confidence coming off of a win in Jagermeister Cup play over El Paso. United struck first, but an own goal…