NMMI Sports Press A pair of Bronco basketball players have signed with four year colleges, and neither will be going very far from NMMI. Maurice Coleman, a 6-foot-1 point guard from Richmond, Va., is headed just 90 miles up US 70 to Eastern New Mexico University in Portales, while the Bronco’s other sophomore point…
DetailsNMMI Sports Press There’s just two players on the Colt boys’ golf team this season – seniors Sergio Amieiro and Jaime Corella – and both will get a chance to compete in the 2017 NMAA State Championships on May 8-9 at the Pinon Hills golf course in Farmington. The NMMI duo got to play…
DetailsBy Cadet Diego Salido One of the most repetitive questions I have been asked as a cadet is “Why are you at NMMI?” Most people assume that I am a troublemaker and my parents sent me here to fix me, which is something that you will not find very often here at the Institute. Most…
DetailsKaren Boehler NMMI Sports Press A fourth player from the national championship-competitor Bronco volleyball team has signed to play for a four-year school. Cherish Sosi will set for Cumberland University, an NAIA school in Lebanon, Tenn. “I picked the school because they have a very good pre-med program, and it’s on the east coast,…
DetailsKaren Boehler NMMI Sports Press Two NMMI cadets will be racing for the finish at four-year colleges next year. Bronco cross country runners Katarzyna Rosikon and Valeriia Uvarova have signed their paperwork to run at the next level, and coach Jan Olesinski couldn’t be prouder. “This is a good example of what NMMI is about,”…
DetailsNMMI Sports Press Three Bronco volleyball players put pen to paper in early April, signing their letters of intent to attend four-year colleges on athletic scholarships. Katie Campbell, a 5-foot-9 outside hitter from Dumas, Texas, signed with DII Montana State University-Billings, while 5-4 libero Maluhia Taula from West Jordan, Utah, and 6-3 middle hitter Aleksandra…
DetailsNMMI Sports Press On Tuesday, hot hitting helped the NMMI Colt baseball team take a pair of away games vs. the Eunice Cardinals. The Colts collected 27 hits en route to a 14-6 win in Game 1, and a 21-7 win in Game 2. Of those 27 hits, 15 were for extra bases, including nine…
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By: Cadet Nick Valentine When I first stepped on post, I knew I was entering one of the most developmental chapters of my life yet. I was 16 years old, entering my junior year of high school, and to be honest I did not have a strong grasp of what I was doing at New…
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New Mexico Military Institute was recently named as the Most Beautiful Military School in the US by militaryschooler.com. Thank you to all cadets, alumni, parents, families, friends, and all others, who took the time to vote. Photo Credit: Kirsten Alton
DetailsRUIDOSO – After taking Game 1 on Friday of a three-game District 4-4A series vs. the Ruidoso Warriors, 12-8, the Colt baseball team lost Game 2 on Saturday, 16-4, then battled to a 20-20 tie over seven complete innings in Game 3. NMMI was up 20-17 heading into the bottom of the seventh, but a pair of…
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