The Nevada Wolf Pack fell to the New Mexico Lobos 9-7 in their series finale, unable to maintain an early lead. Nevada jumped ahead with a four-run first inning bolstered by Mikey Cruz Jr.’s strong performance, including three hits and two RBIs. However, New Mexico rallied with a six-run fourth inning, showcasing their offensive prowess to take control of the game. Nevada’s bullpen struggled, and despite late attempts to close the gap, they couldn't reclaim the lead.

By the Numbers
  • Mikey Cruz Jr. extended his hitting streak to 21 games with a 3-for-4 performance.
  • New Mexico scored six runs in the fourth inning, turning a 6-3 deficit into a 9-6 lead.
State of Play
  • Nevada is now 21-15 overall and 10-5 in Mountain West play.
  • New Mexico improved to 23-15-1 and 9-5-1 in the conference following the win.
What's Next

Nevada returns to Reno for a five-game home stand starting Tuesday against Saint Mary's, aiming to rebound from this recent loss.

Bottom Line

The Wolf Pack must address their pitching woes to compete effectively in upcoming games, as defensive lapses and bullpen struggles were costly against New Mexico.