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  • Lobos stumble at CSU Tuesday
    FORT COLLINS, Colo. (AP) — The 18th-ranked New Mexico Lobos struggled after cracking the Top 25 following a seven-game winning streak in which they blew out their opponents by an average of 19.3 points. The streak started with a 33-point win over Colorado State University in The Pit on Jan. 21 and ended Tuesday night with a 71-63 loss to the Rams. The Lobos (22-5, 8-3 Mountain West) appeared to catch a big break when Colorado State center Will Bell was sidelined with a swollen left knee. Instead, the Rams (17-9, 6-5) used a four-guard lineup to throttle the red-hot Lobos. Pierce Hornung scored 13 points, grabbed 15 rebounds and helped shut down Drew Gordon while leading Colorado State to its second straight win against a ranked team at Moby Arena.
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  • Fishing Report 02-17-12
    Northeast Charette Lakes: Closed for the season. Cimarron River: No read on flows due to ice. Clayton Lake: Closed for the season and will reopen next spring. Conchas Lake: Fishing pressure has been slow due to cold temperatures and wind. Costilla Creek: No report. Coyote Creek: Closed for the season. Eagle Nest Lake: 15 inches of ice. Fishing is good for yellow perch and rainbows caught with Power Bait, meal worms, night crawlers and salmon eggs suspended at about mid level. Fishing pressure is up when the wind dies down. 
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  • Grants, Goddard still tops in 4A poll
    Here are this week’s Class 4A boys and girls basketball coaches’ polls. Weekly polls are conducted by the New Mexico High School Coaches Association. First-place votes are in parentheses. Basketball, Class 4A Girls     Team             Total pts.    Previous 1. Grants (14)            140    1 2. Piedra Vista            113    3 3. Kirtland Central       107    2
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  • NM prep basketball scores 02-17-12
    Boys basketball   Albuquerque High 57, Rio Grande 43 Bosque School 46, Magdalena 45 Gallup 67, Grants 62 Hope Christian 83, Santa Fe Indian 38 Los Lunas 58, Miyamura 29 Pecos 76, Santa Fe Prep 72 Penasco 64, Monte del Sol 55 Ramah 70, Shiprock 54 Roy 57, Maxwell 56 San Jon 59, Grady 45 Sandia Prep 65, Pojoaque 35 Santa Fe Prep 65, Pojoaque 35 Shiprock 87, Zuni 49 Taos 69, Raton 27 Valencia 64, Belen 59 Valley 56, Highland 53 Wagon Mound 70, NMSD 39 Wingate 43, Thoreau 40   Girls basketball  
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  • Lobos top Aztecs on the road
    SAN DIEGO (AP) — The No. 13 San Diego State Aztecs aren't used to losing like this. Kendall Williams scored 21 points and Drew Gordon had 17 points and 17 rebounds as New Mexico stunned the Aztecs 77-67 on Wednesday night in their loud, crazy arena to move into first place in the Mountain West Conference. The Lobos (21-4, 7-2) won their sixth straight game and held Chase Tapley, the conference's leading scorer, to seven points. He came in averaging 16.2 points and had been in double figures in 18 straight games. Tapley was held scoreless until making a layup with 4:38 to play. Jamal Fenton had 15 points for the Lobos.
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  • Ski Report 02-14-12
    Angel Fire 51-inch base of powder. No new snow reported. 69 trails and 6 lifts open. Enchanted Forest 40-inch base of packed powder. 5 inches of new snow reported. 35 trails open. Pajarito 47-inch base of machine-groomed snow. Will reopen Friday. Red River 50-inch base of powder. 7 inches of new snow reported. 57 trails and 7 lifts open. Sandia Peak 41-inch base of powder. 1 inch of new snow reported. Will reopen Wednesday. Sipapu 44-inch base of packed powder. 2 inches of new snow reported. 41 trails and 5 lifts open. Ski Apache
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  • Fishing Report 02-10-12
    Northeast   Charette Lakes: The lake has closed for the season and will reopen March 1. Clayton Lake: Closed until noon March 1. Conchas Lake: No report. Costilla Creek: No report. Coyote Creek: Closed for the winter. Eagle Nest Lake:15 inches of ice. Fishing has been good for perch and a few northern pike. Trout and salmon fishing has been sporatic. Try jigging Kastmasters tipped with worms or Power Bait.  Lake Alice and Lake Maloya: Ice fishing has been fair for trout at Lake Maloya. Try Power Bait, dough bait and salmon eggs. Fishing is poor at Lake Alice due to thin ice and the lake has not been stocked. Maxwell Lakes: Closed until noon March 1.
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  • Prep basketball scores 02-10-12
    Boys basketball   Bosque School 44, Estancia 36 Cleveland 79, Rio Rancho 74, OT Eldorado 54, Manzano 51 Grady 32, Elida 26 La Cueva 62, Sandia 55 Laguna-Acoma 100, East Mountain 52 Logan 86, Springer 69 Pecos 67, Monte del Sol 50 Sandia Prep 57, Evangel Christian 49 Shiprock 54, Wingate 48 Tohajilee 64, Temple Baptist 37 Wagon Mound 85, Walatowa Charter 46   Girls basketball   Elida 54, Grady 50, 2OT Estancia 48, Bosque School 13 Gallup 68, Belen 41 Grants 74, Los Lunas 43 Highland 54, Rio Grande 44
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  • Ski Report 02-10-12
    Angel Fire 46-inch base of powder. 2 inches of new snow reported. 65 trails and 7 lifts open. Enchanted Forest 36-inch base of packed powder. 4 inches of new snow reported. Pajarito 47-inch base of machine-groomed snow. No new snow reported. 33 trails and 3 lifts open. Red River 50-inch base of powder. 1 inch of new snow reported. 57 trails and 7 lifts open. Sandia Peak 44-inch base of packed powder. 34 trails and 4 lifts open. Sipapu 40-inch base of packed powder. 39 trails and 5 lifts open. Ski Apache 36-inch base of machine-groomed snow. 54 trails and 9 lifts open. Ski Santa Fe
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  • Goddard takes over boys No. 1 poll spot
    Here are this week’s Class 4A boys and girls basketball coaches’ polls. Weekly polls are conducted by the New Mexico High School Coaches Association. First-place votes are in parentheses. Basketball, Class 4A Girls     Team             Total pts.    Previous 1. Grants (17)            170    1 2. Kirtland Central      139    2 3. Piedra Vista            122    6
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