LAS CRUCES, N.M. – The New Mexico State women's basketball team hosts Northern New Mexico in the Pan American Center on Monday, Nov. 26, at 6 p.m. (MT). As always, children 12 and under as well as students with a valid student ID receive free entry to all NM State women's basketball home games.
 
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Listen Up
Monday's game is set to be broadcast live on KRUX 91.5 FM and TuneIn with Adam Young on the call.
 
Where to Watch
Fans unable to attend Monday's game can catch the action thanks to livestream from WAC Digital Network.
 
Follow Along
Aggie fans can follow along with all NM State games home and away thanks to live stats from StatBroadcast.
 
Game Day Promotions
Monday's game features the Pepsi Bike Giveaway! One lucky fan will take home a bike courtesy of Pepsi.

Scouting the Eagles
Northern New Mexico College (NAIA) visits Las Cruces with a 1-10 overall record and is on a 10 game losing streak since winning its season opener against University of the Southwest, 64-50. The Eagles and NM State last met in 2014-15 at the Pan American Center with the Aggies taking an 81-39 victory.
 
NNMC is led offensively by sophomore guard Melanie Secody at 11.6 points per game on a .326 shooting clip. Junior Jazlynn Muniz is second on the squad in scoring with 9.1 points per game while Kayla Salazar is third at 7.8. Erykah Tallman is the Eagles leading rebounder, pulling in 4.5 boards per game.
 
Last Time Out
NM State took on Abilene Christian on Tuesday, Nov. 20, in Las Cruces. The Aggies struggled from the field and dropped a 58-46 decision.
 
Gia Pack recorded her second double-double of the season with 22 points and 11 rebounds while leading the team in both points and rebounds. Brooke Salas added 11 points and five rebounds with Aaliyah Prince also recording five boards.
 
Up Next
The Aggies hit the road to take on rival New Mexico in the Battle of I-25 on Saturday, Dec. 1, at 2 p.m. (MT). Fans unable to make the trip can listen to an audio-only stream from Lobo TV.