Written By: NM State Athletic Dept.

LAS CRUCES, N.M. - The Texas Collegiate League recently announced the 2010 All-TCL team with New Mexico State catcher Zac Fisher on the top of the list at catcher, while also being named Freshman of the Year.

Fisher, a 2010 Ping!Baseball News All-American, led the East Texas Pump Jacks as he wrote himself into the record books breaking the league record for doubles in a season with 17. He also became the second straight Pump Jack to be named the TCL Freshman of the Year.

"This was a great experience for me and I learned quite a bit," Fisher said. "I am excited to get back to Las Cruces and get back to work with the Aggies."

The NM State catcher also led the league with 34 RBI and he was among the leaders in home runs (4), hits (54), runs (30) and slugging percentage (.515).  Continue Reading This Post >>

Editor's Note: There will be several player video interviews available, all of them will be posted in this post so be sure to keep checking back for new videos as they're posted  Continue Reading This Post >>

Aggie football media day was yesterday and the guys at AggieVision have put together a series of video interviews which you can view below this post.

Tonight is the first annual Crimson/White soccer scrimmage at Aggie Memorial Stadium. The Aggie soccer team kicks off their season one week from today against I-10 rival UTEP. Their match next Friday will mark the start of the 2010-2011 athletic season at New Mexico State.

The Aggie basketball team played the fifth game on their Canadian summer tour against the Kia All-Stars and came away with a convincing 102-74 victory. The Aggies will play one more game tonight which will conclude the tour. The Aggies have canceled their scheduled exhibition for tomorrow which was to be against the Ottawa Guardsmen Alumni team.

Our WAC summer check-in has been posted at Rush The Court. A quick note on the article, we were asked to provide a power ranking for the league which we sort of did. We ranked Utah State at 1, New Mexico State at 2, Nevada at 3 but spots 4-8 we think are a Pick 'Em (with Hawai'i coming in at No. 9) so the power ranking listed in the article is not what where we think each team will finish, rather, it's just the artificially assigned number that the editors at RTC gave to numbers four through eight.

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Written By: NM State Athletic Dept.

TROIS-RIVIERES, QUEBEC -The New Mexico State men’s basketball team returned to the court and surpassed the century mark with a 102-74 win over the Kia All-Stars in Trois-Rivieres (Three Rivers) during its foreign preseason tour in Canada.

The Aggie offense was potent in the first half with a 54-37 advantage behind 13 points from junior center Hamidu Rahman. Junior forward Tyrone Watson was also in double-digits with 11 points while both junior guard Hernst Laroche and sophomore guard Bandja Sy scored eight each.

“We had a favorable outcome,” head coach Marvin Menzies said. “It was one of those types of games where I didn’t really know how we were going to perform based on the fatigue factor that we experienced last night.  Continue Reading This Post >>