UNM went 2-0 on the week last week - one of four MW teams to go undefeated on the week and the only one to do it on the road – while defeating UNLV and SDSU in the same week on the road for the first time since 2008.

JNG-coached Lobos teams are 1-2 against both teams at home. Under Jon Newman-Gonchar, UNM is 2-5 against Wyoming and 2-4 against CSU. The Lobos are 20-23 at home against the Cowgirls and 14-25 at home against the Rams. UNM has taken at least one match against both in each of the last two seasons, but prior to that hadn’t beaten Colorado State since 2018 and Wyoming since 2017. UNM has won two of the last three against both teams, but trail the all-time series against Colorado State 26-60 and trail 36-52 against Wyoming all-time. Live stats for both matches are available via /vbstats - follow on socials for scores, highlights, gameday content and more. Thursday’s match will be broadcast via the MW Network, with Saturday’s match available for stream on YouTube. Newman-Gonchar has posted a 62.7% win percentage over the last two seasons, with 20 wins in 2021 marking the most for the program since 2013. UNM is in the hunt for a third consecutive winning season and MWC Tournament berth, going 17-12 overall and 8-10 in conference in 2022 en route to a fifth-place finish. Head Coach Jon Newman-Gonchar’s Lobos are picked to finish fourth in the Mountain West Coaches’ Poll – the highest they’ve been slated to finish in Newman-Gonchar’s five seasons at the helm in Albuquerque. 29 in blocks per set (.255), leading the Mountain West in all three categories. 7 in the nation in opponent hitting percentage (.146), No.

Last week was also the first time UNM has beaten SDSU and UNLV in the same weekend since 2008, when the Lobos went a combined 4-0 against both at home and on the road. UNM is one of four teams that went 2-0 in conference play last week along with Utah State, Wyoming and Boise State - the only one that did so on the road. They improved to 4-2 in conference, good for third place in the league standings behind Utah State and Boise State, both 5-1. The Lobos are winners of three straight – with all three opponents ranked in the RPI’s Top 150 – and nine of their last 11 sets, outscoring opponents by an average of 4.7 points per set in that span. 12 and Colorado State (9-8, 3-3 MW) on Oct. – After a 2-0 week on the road that saw the Lobos defeat UNLV and San Diego State in the same week for the first time since 2008, New Mexico Volleyball returns home to play host to Wyoming (13-4, 2-4 MW) on Oct. UNM Institutional Spot: Unexpected on PurposeĪLBUQUERQUE, N.M.Lobo Radio Network Broadcasts Live via TuneIn Radio.The University of New Mexico Lobos License Plate.Sexual Violence and Misconduct Policies.UNMatched Excellence: The Lobo Standard Strategic Plan.

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