Good morning, New Mexico. Habtom Samuel and Matthew Endrödy will compete for a championship! Both punched tickets to the NCAA Outdoor Championships on the final day of men's competition at the West Preliminaries. Samuel won the 5,000-meter semifinal in 13:38.12, closing with the only sub-minute final 400 in the field, and will contest both the 5K and 10K at nationals for the third straight year. He remains unbeaten against collegiate competition across the entire 2025-26 academic year.

Endrödy qualified in the 1,500 meters for his first outdoor nationals appearance, becoming the first New Mexico man to advance in the event since Josh Kerr and Ian Crowe-Wright in 2018.

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🔺 Running Wild. New Mexico's women punched three tickets to the NCAA Outdoor Championships on the final day at the West Preliminaries. Taniya Looney delivered a breakout performance with a sub-11 100-meter quarterfinal (10.85) and a program-record 22.66 in the 200, becoming the first Lobo woman to qualify in both sprints since Barbara Bell in 1984. Pamela Kosgei and Marion Jepngetich secured their returns to the 5,000-meter final after finishing first and fourth nationally last season, with Kosgei also set to defend her 10,000-meter title. Eva Ngom came agonizingly close in the 400 meters, missing a qualifying spot by just .17 seconds.

🔺 Lobos Honored. Congratulations to Mesa Falleur and Johnnie Clark for earning All-Region West Team honors!

🔺 Film Room. Head inside the New Mexico men’s basketball Film Room with assistant coach Mike Roberts to break down Rytis Petraitis’ game.

🔺 Schedule Drop. New Mexico volleyball is back in The Pit this season! The full 2026 schedule drops today.

🔺 Hoops Season. New Mexico men’s hoops announced a Nov. 14 date to take on Santa Clara to complete the home-and-home series between the two programs.

🔺 Lock Down The Back. New Mexico soccer added goalkeeper Madison London and defender Alison Peralta to round out the 2026 roster. London transfers from Creighton and brings international experience with Canadian Youth National Teams, including her first youth cap in April 2026. Peralta arrives from Arizona Western College, where she helped the Matadors win two conference titles, a regional championship, and reach the national tournament final in both of her seasons. She also played club soccer for Club Necaxa and Club Toluca in Mexico.

Planning for future education expenses starts with The Education Plan® — New Mexico’s direct-sold 529 education savings plan. Contributions may be tax deductible from New Mexico state taxable income, and funds can be used for qualified education expenses including college, trade school, K-12 tuition, and more. Learn more at theeducationplan.com.

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Wednesday, June 10
👟 Track & Field @ NCAA Outdoor Championships (Eugene, Ore.)

Thursday, June 11
👟 Track & Field @ NCAA Outdoor Championships (Eugene, Ore.)

Friday, June 12
👟 Track & Field @ NCAA Outdoor Championships (Eugene, Ore.)

Saturday, June 13
👟 Track & Field @ NCAA Outdoor Championships (Eugene, Ore.)

Have a great Monday, y’all!