Good morning! The tennis teams did some spring cleaning this weekend! Read all about it down below.

What else is steeping in today’s Brew?

🎾 Men’s tennis sweeps Nevada
🏀 One former Lobo will enter the Basketball Hall of Fame
​🐺 And much, much more!

📈 STOCK UP

🔼  Spring Sweeping. The men’s tennis team got their second-straight conference win with a 4-0 sweep at Nevada. The Lobos won the only doubles match that counted due to a Wolf Pack forfeit. Another forfeit put the Lobos up 2-0, meaning they just needed two points. Singles wins from Aram Noroozian and Georgio Samaha gave the Lobos the 4-0 win. They’ll play at San Diego State and former Lobo Gene Carswell today at 11 am.

🔼 Still On Top. The women’s tennis team moved to 6-0 in conference after matching the men and sweeping Nevada 4-0 on Friday. They extended their doubles point wins to 15-straight. They went on to fall to No. 65 San Diego State, 4-3, on Sunday after ending the doubles point streak. The Lobos still sit at the top of the Mountain West at 6-1 and 17-2 overall. They’ll host Wyoming on Sunday for Senior Day.

🔼 Hit City. Lobo baseball recorded 24 hits and 17 runs in their two games against Sam Houston over the weekend. They dropped game one, 23-14 on Friday. Yes, that’s a baseball score. Reed Spenrath went 4-for-5 with a home run and a double. Gene Trujillo and Josh McAlister also hit long balls in the loss. Saturday’s game was cancelled due to winds and the Lobos fell in Sunday’s finale, 14-3. Daxton Purser threw a career-high nine strikeouts in 3.2 innings. They’ll be back in action tomorrow at New Mexico State.

🔼 Jaelen’s House. It was an electric homecoming weekend for Jaelen House. He was named the MVP of the Reese’s All-Star Game in his hometown of Phoenix, Arizona during Final Four festivities. He scored 16 points and added four assists for the West Team. Hear from Jaelen after the game!

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🐺 ONE BIG THING

Lobo basketball legend Michael Cooper will be inducted into the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame! He played two seasons at New Mexico from 1976-78. He was first-team All-WAC both years and earned first-team All-American honors after winning a WAC Championship. In 1978, he was drafted by the Los Angeles Lakers as the 60th overall pick. He won five NBA Championships in LA and was the NBA Defensive Player of the Year in 1986-87. Hear from Michael Cooper at the Final Four.

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📅 THE WEEK AHEAD

Monday 4/8

🎾 Men’s Tennis at San Diego State @ 11:00am

Tuesday 4/9

⚾️ Baseball at New Mexico State @ 6:00pm | Listen

Wednesday 4/10

🎽 Track & Field at Bryan Clay Invitational

Thursday 4/11

🎽 Track & Field at Bryan Clay Invitational

Friday 4/12

🎽 Track & Field at Bryan Clay Invitational
🎽 Track & Field at Beach Invitational
⛳️ Men’s Golf at ASU Thunderbird Intercollegiate
⚾️ Baseball vs. Fresno State @ 6:00pm

Saturday 4/13

🎽 Track & Field at Bryan Clay Invitational
🎽 Track & Field at Beach Invitational
⛳️ Men’s Golf at ASU Thunderbird Intercollegiate
🎾 Men’s Tennis vs. Air Force @ 12:00pm
🎾 Men’s Tennis vs. New Mexico State @ 6:00pm
⚾️ Baseball vs. Fresno State @ 12:00pm

Sunday 4/14

🎾 Women’s Tennis vs. Wyoming @ 11:00am
⚾️ Baseball vs. Fresno State @ 12:00pm

Have a great Monday, y’all!