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Joel Pinto earns All-WJCAC Honorable Mention honors March 25, 2026 The Western Junior College Athletic Conference (WJCAC) has officially announced its postseason honors, with New Mexico Military Institute’s Joel Pinto earning a selection to the All-WJCAC Team as an Honorable Mention. Full Story

Left: Chikelue Paul Somtochi wit hthe close-range attempt. Center: David Popa with the stop-and-pop for two of his game-high 18 points. Right: One-handed tomahawk slam by Kelvin John in the latter part of the second half. (photos courtesy of cadet Sabrina Tanner for NMMI Sports Press)

Broncos battle in second half, fall 88-68 to New Mexico Junior College March 2, 2026 On Monday night New Mexico Military Institute moved to 4-11 in conference play with a 88-66 loss to No. 15 New Mexico Junior College at the Cahoon Armory Gym. With the loss, the Broncos own a 12-17 overall record. With the win, NMJC improves to 24-5 overall with a 11-4 mark in conference play. Full Story

Left: Taye Williams had 25 points for the Broncos. Center: Carlos Mata finished with 11 points, as did Mickael Heritiana (right). (NMMI Sports Press photos)

Broncos stumble to No. 13 Midland College 94-79 February 19, 2026 On Thursday night New Mexico Military Institute dipped to 11-15 overall with a 94-79 loss to Midland College at the Cahoon Armory Gym. With the loss, the Broncos moved to 3-9 in conference play. With the win Midland College improves to 23-4 overall with a 9-4 mark in conference play. Full Story

Left: Taye Williams electrified the NMMI Corps of Cadets by finishing of a steal and fast-break with the one-handed power dunk. Center: Game-winning by Carlos Mata to put NMMI up 74-71 with 2.5 seconds left. Right: Up-and-under by David Popa for two to put the Broncos up by double-digits midway thru the first half. (NMMI Sports Press photos)

Buzzer-beating triple lifts Broncos past Clarendon College 74-71 February 12, 2026 On Thursday night New Mexico Military Institute needed a buzzer beater three by Carlos Mata to secure the 74-71 win at the Cahoon Armory Gym. With the win the Broncos improve to 11-13 overall with a 3-7 mark in conference play. With the loss, Clarendon dipped to 9-16 overall with a 2-9 record in conference play. Full Story

Left: Dunk after a steal by NMMI's Taye Williams. Williams finished as the game's top scorer with 18 points. He also had five steals, five assists and seven rebounds. Center: Contested in-the-paint shot by Jeremy Truax. off the bench, Truax pulled down five rebounds. Right: Bronco point guard Demari Larkins at the top of the, looking for an open teammate or a chance to penetrate. (Photos courtesy of cadet Sabrina Tanner for NMMI Sports Press)

Broncos stumble 56-49 in second meeting with Western Texas College February 5, 2026 On Thursday night New Mexico Military Institute suffered a 56-49 loss to Western Texas College in the Cahoon Armory Gym. With the loss, the Broncos dipped to 2-6 in conference play with a 10-12 overall record. With the win, Western Texas improves to 13-10 overall with a 5-4 mark in conference play. Full Story

Left: Taye Williams was the game-high scorer with 19 points against the Plainsmen. Center: Kelvin John had a huge day in the paint for the Broncos with 14 points and seven rebounds, including this two-hand dunk. Right: Joel Pinto put up 18 points, including two treys in 2-of-4 shooting from the arc. (NMMI Sports Press photos)

Explosive first half leads Broncos past Frank Phillips College 69-62. January 22, 2026 On Thursday night New Mexico Military Institute improved to 10-10 overall with a 69-62 win over Frank Phillips College in the Cahoon Armory Gym. With the win, the Broncos moved to 2-4 in conference play while Frank Phillips dropped to 1-5 in conference play with an even 10-10 overall record. Full Story

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