UNM baseball home opener snowed out

In correct anticipation of the wet, snowy weather that arrived late Friday, University of New Mexico baseball postponed its home opener against Niagara. The two teams are scheduled for doubleheaders both today and Sunday beginning at noon. The Lobos are 2-2. Niagara is 0-3, its losses coming in a sweep last weekend at North Carolina A&T.

SOFTBALL: In Honolulu, New Mexico squandered a four-run lead to DePaul, which answered with eight unanswered runs to win 9-5 late Thursday at the Hawaii Invitational. The Lobos (3-7) beat Canisius 10-0 Friday as Lauren Wilmert homered and drove in three runs for the Lobos, who were also scheduled to play Hawaii late Friday.

New Mexico State (7-3) was scheduled to play late Friday against North Carolina to continue the Mary Nutter Classic in Cathedral City, Calif. NMSU was checked on three hits and in a 3-1 loss Thursday to No. 17 Oregon.

GOLF: In Manoa, Hawaii, UNM was tied for 11th place, 1 under par and 17 strokes off the lead, after two rounds of the John A. Burns Intercollegiate.

Senior Sean Carlon led the Lobos individually with a 36-hole total of 1-under 141, good for a tie for 19th.

SKIING: In Anchorage, Alaska, Kornelius Grov tied a UNM record with his fifth Nordic win of the season on Friday and Ricardo IsquierdoBernier picked up his fourth secondplaced finish as the Lobos won the Rocky Mountain Intercollegiate Ski Association Nordic 20K Classical.