近距离内射合集

Make that a perfect 3-for-3 鈥� or really, 6-for-6 鈥� for the Lobos.

New Mexico women鈥檚 track and field won its second straight Mountain West Outdoor Track and Field Championship on Saturday, clinching a sweep of the league鈥檚 cross country, indoor track and outdoor track championships in the same academic year.

The Lobos finished with 190 points in the team standings to secure six straight women鈥檚 team championships. UNM had never won a women鈥檚 Mountain West outdoor title before last season, when it claimed its first under head coach Darren Gauson.

Colorado State (135.5) and Boise State (86) finished second and third, respectively.

鈥淲e were dynamic on the track today,鈥� Gauson said in a post-meet interview. 鈥� 鈥� Obviously we don鈥檛 do the throws, but we鈥檙e scoring a lot of points in pretty much every area. So it was a great championship for us.鈥�

UNM clinched the title with a dominant showing in the women鈥檚 5,000-meter final, one that saw three Lobos earn podium spots.

Marion Jepngetich highlighted the race with a first-place finish of 15 minutes and 22.06 seconds, setting a meet record by 17 seconds for her second Mountain West outdoor championship.

Mercy Kirarei (15:51.11) and Tilly Simpson (16:05.99) placed second and third, respectively.

Pamela Kosgei was a healthy scratch for the 5K final after winning a 3,000 steeplechase title Friday night. 

After locking up the team title, the Lobos went on to win a league championship in the women鈥檚 4x400 relay (3:36.72) behind a dominating anchor leg from Eva Ngom. The freshman from Katy, Texas helped win her team鈥檚 fifth event title of the day after claiming one earlier in the open 400.

鈥淚 was just happy to bring it home for us,鈥� Ngom said in a postrace interview.

UNM also got significant production Saturday from Taniya Looney, who was named Track Performer of the Meet after winning titles in the women鈥檚 100 (11.09) and 200 (22.81). The Pittsburg State transfer鈥檚 win in the former event is the first of its kind in program history.

鈥淚鈥檓 kinda speechless,鈥� she said in a postrace interview. 鈥淚鈥檓 beyond blessed 鈥� I transferred from Division II and this is my first time winning any conference (championship).鈥�

UNM MEN鈥橲: Jepngetich wasn鈥檛 the only Lobo to set a meet record in the 5K.

UNM star Habtom Samuel finished the men鈥檚 5K in 13:25.96, winning another Mountain West title and setting a meet record by 0.88 seconds.

The previous meet record was set last year by Ishmael Kipkurui, Samuel鈥檚 former teammate. Samuel said he realized he had a chance at the meet record halfway through the race and decided to go for it then.

鈥淚 (thought), 鈥極.K., let me (make) a little push,鈥欌�� he said in a postrace interview. 鈥溾�業 have something left in my legs.鈥� I was just keeping my eye on the watch and just (chased).鈥�

UNM鈥檚 men鈥檚 team also won a league title in the men鈥檚 4x400 relay and finished with 107 points, good for fourth in the team standings.

Colorado State won the men鈥檚 outdoor championship with 200 points.

鈥淲e had eight guys in the top 20 of the region, so (we) were going to focus a little bit more (on the) national level for our men鈥檚 program,鈥� Gauson said.

Sean Reider covers college football and other sports for the Journal. You can reach him at sreider@abqjournal.com or via X at .