Ken Sickenger is a sportswriter for the Albuquerque Journal, with a focus on local sports in New Mexico, particularly in Albuquerque. With a background in journalism and a passion for sports, Ken covers a wide range of topics including college athletics, professional sports, and local sports events. His work has also been featured in Yahoo News, Yahoo Sports, and the Rio Rancho Observer.
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Greg Hurst
By: Ken Sickenger
It's been more than five years in the making. Can New Mexico United rise to meet the moment?
By: Ken Sickenger
This time the fireworks came right on cue. New Mexico United rallied with two second-half goals Sunday night and made its first home playoff
Basketball drama was in midseason form Monday at the Pit. The Northern Arizona and New Mexico women's teams traded blows to the bitter end before the Lumberjacks landed a knockout shot to beat the buzzer and the Lobos.
Thursday will be something of a blast from the past for Mike Bradbury, but the UNM women's basketball coach prefers to stay focused on the present.
By: Ken Sickenger
New Mexico United's Chris Gloster already knows plenty about soccer playoffs and big-time celebrations. Been there, done that.
Just about everyone enjoys seeing a Las Vegas longshot come in from time to time. New Mexico United wants nothing to do with that scenario Saturday night.
"It's heartbreaking — for the fans, the players, the coaching staff, everyone. But that's the game, sometimes the better team doesn't win." — NMU defender Talen Maples said after a
of 2 Lubbock, Texas has not been a garden spot for the University of New Mexico women's basketball team over the years. Quite the contrary.
The Lobos more than held their own for 35 minutes against host Texas Tech, but a 14-2 surge by the Lady Raiders early in the second half proved too much
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