Ken Sickenger is a sportswriter at the Albuquerque Journal. He covers a variety of topics within the realm of sports, including basketball and baseball, with a focus on competitive and professional sports in New Mexico and beyond. Ken's work has been featured in notable publications such as Yahoo News, Rio Rancho Observer, and Yahoo Sports.
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It's fair to say the UNM women's basketball team beat Utah State at its own game Tuesday night.
Is it soccer season yet?
The Lobos have raised eyebrows around the Mountain West with a 6-1 start that includes four straight road wins. After going 5-5 to start the season, UNM has won eight of 10 games and sits alone in second place in the MWC standings, one game behind UNLV.
The Bulldogs outscored the Lobos 24-5 over final 8 minutes.
By: Ken Sickenger
of 3 The UNM women's basketball team got slapped with a painful reality check Saturday afternoon in the Pit.
Boise, Idaho has not been an idyllic winter destination for the University of New Mexico women's basketball team.
"I'll be back for another year. My family's very excited and so am I," said Alyssa Hargrove
By: Ken Sickenger
The University of New Mexico women's basketball team shot itself into an early hole Saturday in the Pit and just kept shooting.
By: Ken Sickenger
Sometimes a deep dive into the stat sheet is really not necessary. The University of New Mexico women's basketball team shot itself into an early hole Saturday in the Pit and just kept shooting.
By: Ken Sickenger
It's not exactly a prime-time opportunity, but the UNM women's basketball team will have a moment in the national spotlight Tuesday.
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