The UNLV softball team is set to compete in a midweek Mountain West doubleheader against New Mexico on April 8. The first game will commence at 11 a.m. PT, followed by game two at 1 p.m. PT. Historically, UNLV has an advantage over New Mexico with a 65-35 all-time series record and a current two-game winning streak against them. The Lobos arrive with an 18-19 record, most recently sweeping Boise State, while the Rebels seek to bounce back after dropping their last game to Colorado State.

By the Numbers
  • UNLV leads the all-time series against New Mexico 65-35.
  • Miracle McKenzie of New Mexico is hitting .360 with 36 hits and 14 home runs this season.
  • Keyannah Chavez of UNLV has a .778 batting average over the last series against Colorado State.
State of Play
  • The Lobos enter this doubleheader with momentum from a series sweep over Boise State.
  • UNLV recently lost to Colorado State but won the overall series 2-1.
What's Next

After the doubleheader against New Mexico, UNLV will host a two-game series against Utah State on April 11-12, themed "Strikeout Cancer." This series will be crucial for the Rebels to maintain momentum as they approach the latter part of the season.

Bottom Line

The upcoming doubleheader against New Mexico presents a pivotal opportunity for UNLV to capitalize on their recent history and improve their standing in the Mountain West conference. With key players performing well, the Rebels aim to build confidence ahead of their next home series.