Wellness Center/Weight-Room Hours
Wellness Center: (Monday-Thursday) 8:00AM-8:00PM - Open Gym/Basketball Practice: 8:00PM-10:00PM
Weight-Room: (Monday-Thursday) 8:00AM-10:00PM
Friday: 8:00AM-5:00PM
Weekend Hours (Saturday-Sunday): 12:00PM-8:00PM
Time may change for Archery Practice!
In an effort to prevent the transmission of COVID-19 among student-athletes and athletics personnel (including coaches, equipment managers, etc.), as student-athletes return to campus to participate in individual workouts, group/team activities, and team competitions; the Navajo Technical University Athletics Department has established the following re-entry plan for intercollegiate athletics: Athletic Department Re-Entry Plan
NTU Wellness Center is very concerned with the health, safety and well-being of the students and staff. For this reason the wellness center will reopen with limited usage. The center is following the guidelines of the CDC- Center for Disease Control and Prevention, New Mexico Health Department, ACHA – American College Health Association, and the Navajo Nation Executive Orders:
Wellness Center/SUB Re-Entry Plan
GO SKYHAWKS!
Navajo Technical University believes that a sound program of athletic activities can provide valuable opportunities for developing physical fitness and overall qualities of character and leadership. The athletic program seeks to enhance our athletes through education and competition that will stimulate a lasting positive attitude of discipline, dedication, sportsmanship, integrity, and leadership.
We believe students have a tremendous opportunity to participate in intercollegiate sports and are here to support and help our students achieve their academic and athletics goals.
Navajo Tech is a member of the U.S. Collegiate Athletics Association (USCAA), the U.S. Collegiate Archery Association (USCA), the the National Intercollegiate Rodeo Association (NIRA).
Rodeo
The rodeo sports program provides students with the opportunity to embrace New Mexico’s rugged landscape and compete in various rodeo competitions as well as represent Navajo Technical University with their dedication and horsemanship skills.
Cross Country
Winning competitions has always been a part of Navajo Tech and the cross country team is no exception. Student athletes are able to train on some of the best trails around campus and travel to local and national collegiate races throughout the United States.
Archery
With steady hands and precision, NTU’s archery team is rising to the top of collegiate archery sports! The team strives for each win as they face each opponent to represent NTU to their best abilities through their senses of skill and precision.Featured Articles
NTU Rodeo Team's results in Tucumcari, New Mexico
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The Navajo Technical University (NTU) Rodeo Team has recently made its mark at rodeo events in Tucumcari, New Mexico, showcasing remarkable talent and determination. The team displayed outstanding performances on October 13th and 14th, with impressive results that have set the stage for their upcoming challenges.
On the first day of the competition, the NTU men's rodeo team secured a remarkable 3rd place finish, demonstrating their tenacity and skill in the arena. This was followed by a commendable 4th place finish on the subsequent day, further solidifying their presence on the rodeo circuit.
One standout performer of the event was bareback rider Hyan Ramos, who made his college rodeo debut on October 13th and claimed victory in the bareback riding event. His impressive performance earned him not only a check but also 145 valuable points, propelling him to 3rd place in the overall standings. Hyan Ramos's incredible debut sets a promising trajectory for his rodeo career.
Another noteworthy newcomer to the NTU Rodeo Team, bareback rider Isaiah Tom, made a strong impression during the weekend in Tucumcari. He secured a 2nd place finish on October 14 in the bareback riding event, earning 126 points and solidifying his position at 4th place in the overall standings. Isaiah Tom's early success bodes well for his future in the rodeo arena.
In the thrilling world of steer wrestling, Matthew Jodie emerged as a dominant force for the NTU team. On the 13th, he claimed victory in the steer wrestling event, earning a well-deserved check and 145 crucial points. The following day, on the 14th, Matthew Jodie maintained his excellent form by securing 2nd place, earning another check and 126 points. With these consistent performances, he now stands atop the leaderboard in the steer wrestling event, further establishing himself as a formidable force in the sport.
Coach Pino expressed her pride in the team's accomplishments.The team's camaraderie, dedication, and passion for rodeo are clear indicators of their potential for future success.
The NTU Rodeo Team is now gearing up for their next challenge in Las Cruces, New Mexico. However, due to a scheduling conflict, most of the team members won't be able to attend, as they will be participating in the Indian National Finals Rodeo (INFR) taking place in Las Vegas, Nevada. Coach Pino conveyed her appreciation for the hard work put in by her team throughout the year and extended her best wishes to those competing in Vegas.
As the NTU Rodeo Team continues to make a name for themselves in the world of rodeo, they serve as an inspiration to aspiring rodeo athletes and a source of pride for Navajo Technical University. With their dedication and passion, this talented group of individuals is poised for even greater achievements in the rodeo arena.
NTU Fall 2023 Rodeo Team's first rodeo event at Cochise County Fair
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The NTU (Navajo Technical University) Rodeo Team recently participated in their first rodeo event of the season, showcasing their talents and skills in various rodeo disciplines. Despite facing some tough competition, the team displayed determination and resilience throughout the event.
Out of the 11 eligible NTU Rodeo Athletes, only 5 competed in this inaugural rodeo event. The team faced a formidable lineup of competitors from Cochise College, with entries in various rodeo categories, including saddle bronc riding, bareback riding, bull riding, tie-down roping, steer wrestling, team roping, barrel racing, goat tying, and breakaway roping.
In the Steer Wrestling event, senior Matthew Jodie demonstrated his prowess in the arena. In the long go, he clocked an impressive 6.3 seconds, tying for 4th place. In the short go, Matthew continued to shine with a time of 14.7 seconds, securing a 3rd place finish. His combined efforts resulted in a 2nd place Average with a total time of 21.00 seconds on two runs, earning him 115 points and positioning him at 2nd place in the standings.
Freshman Kadin Jodie showcased her talent in the Breakaway event. In the long go, she roped her calf in 3.5 seconds, placing 6th. Unfortunately, she faced challenges in the short go and recorded a no time, receiving 10 points and currently standing at 8th place in the standings. On the other hand, freshman Ashley Yazzie posted a time of 4.3 seconds in the breakaway, narrowly missing the top 10 cutoff of 3.8 seconds. Freshman Renae Ben, however, missed her calf in the breakaway, as did sophomore Amythiess Marvin.
In the Tie Down Roping event, Matthew Jodie displayed his skills with a smooth run clocking in at 21.5 seconds. Unfortunately, he broke the barrier, missing the top 10 cutoff of 12.8 seconds.
The Team Roping event proved to be challenging for the NTU team, as Matt and Kadin recorded a no time in their attempt.
In the Goat Tying event, Renae Ben posted a time of 12.2 seconds, just missing the top 10 short round cutoff of 10.5 seconds. Amythiess Marvin faced a tough break when her goat got up, resulting in a no time.
Finally, in the Barrel Racing event, both Ashley Yazzie and Amythiess Marvin posted times of 19 seconds, with the top 10 cutoff standing at 17 seconds.
The NTU Rodeo Team's performance in their first rodeo of the season is commendable. The athletes displayed their dedication to the sport and will no doubt continue to improve as the season progresses. We look forward to seeing them shine in the upcoming rodeo events and wish them the best of luck in their future competitions. Go Skyhawks!
NTU Rodeo team prepares to compete at Cochise College Rodeo March 17-20, 2023
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Tucumcari, NM - Navajo Technical University Rodeo team's 4th rodeo of the Spring 2023 March 18-19, 2023 in Sierra Vista, Az.
We wish our cowboys and cowgirls safe travels and the best of luck in their respective events. Go Skyhawks!
NTU Men’s Basketball vs Adam State University
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The Navajo Technical University Men's Basketball had their third regular season game Friday, November,4th at 7:30 pm at Adam State University.
The Skyhawks won the tip-off and kept an up-pace tempo and with the help of their strong defense, the game was neck and neck. With quick baskets on each side of the court. Unfortunately, the team began to have multiple fouls leading them to trail the Grizzlies 54-33 ending the first half. The Skyhawks trailed by 20 points for the entirety of the second half. The Skyhawks battled hard until the very last second of the game. The Skyhawks had a tough loss to Adam State University, with a final score of 109-74 in Alamosa, Colorado. When asked the question "How does the team plan to overcome the loss of today's game and be ready for the next ?" Skyhawks #23 Jose Miguel Jr stated " Well we plan to sharpen our defense the next game and execute better offensively" This early loss will be in the back of the team's mind as they work towards a great, history-making season. The Men's Basketball Team will be traveling again to Espanola, NM to play against Northern New Mexico on Saturday, November 5th at 7:00 pm. Please wish the team good luck and safe travels.
Your Player of The Game
#23 Jose Miguel Jr
23 Points, 2 Rebounds, 2 Assist, and 1 Steal
Your leading scorers
#11 Brady Ramon
15 Points, 3 Rebounds, 2 Assist, and 5 steals
#25 Jalen Gant
13 Points, 8 Rebounds, 2 Assist, and 1 Steal
NTU vs Justice College
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Congratulations to our NTU Men’s basketball team for their win this afternoon. Defeating Justice college 87-81. Thank you to whom attended.
Your player of the game
Jalen Gant
26 points 6 rebounds 2 steals
Your leading scorers
Richard Serrano
25 points 2 rebounds 1 assist
Jose Miguel jr
11 points 7 rebounds 3 assists 4 steals
The Skyhawks will be traveling next week for their games on Friday November 4th against Adams State University in Alamosa, CO. Again on Saturday November 5th against Northern New Mexico in Espanola,NM.
Please wish the team good luck and safe travels.
NTU Rodeo team prepares to compete at New Mexico State University College Rodeo Oct 29, 2022
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Las Cruces, NM - Navajo Technical University Rodeo team's Final Rodeo of the Fall 2022 at the New Mexico State University College Rodeo on Oct 29, 2022 in Las Cruces, NM.
We wish our cowboys and cowgirls safe travels and the best of luck in their respective events. Go Skyhawks!
Men Basketball Home Game Oct 28, 2022 in Crownpoint, NM
Crownpoint, NM - Navajo Technical University Men's Basketball team will play its first regular season game in Crownpoint, NM on Oct 28, 2022 at 7 pm.
We want to wish our Skyhawks good luck vs Justice College.
NTU WELLNESS CENTER HOURS
Fall/Spring Hours:
Monday thru Thursday
8am to 9pm
Court Closed 11AM to 12PM for class
Friday
8AM to 5PM
Fall/Spring Break and Summer Hours:
Monday thru Friday
8AM to 5PM
* Gym Hours are subject to change *
FITNESS
The Fitness Program offers a variety of wellness and fitness classes, advanced level classes, and personal training. Contact us for further information.
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Wellness Center
NTU promotes the wellness of the body, mind, and spirit and would like to provide a center for students, staff, faculty, and the surrounding community to understand, value, and make healthy lifestyle choices.
Court
The Wellness Center gymnasium is equipped with the most recent exercise equipment. The court will be used for NTU’s men and women basketball teams.
Weights
The strength program is designed for an individual to lift weights at their own pace. To complete this program an individual needs to complete 30 hours of work-outs.
Cardio
The cardio program is designed for an individual to walk, jog, run, or cycle at their own pace. To complete this program an individual needs to complete 30 hours of cardio exercise.Collegiate
NTU Athletic Programs aspire to the highest level of intercollegiate competition, sportsmanship, and academic excellence.
Rodeo
The rodeo sports program provides students with the opportunity to embrace New Mexico’s rugged landscape and compete in competitions.
Cross Country
At Navajo Tech, the cross country team is able to train on some of the best trails around campus and travel to local and national collegiate races.
Archery
NTU’s archery team is rising to the top of collegiate archery sports! The team strives for each win with skill and precision.Intramural
NTU intramural sports programs are designed to offer fun and safe play, increase individual confidence and competence, develop student leadership, and promote lifelong recreation and fitness.
Mens Basketball
The mens basketball team is part of the intramural sports program at Navajo Tech. Each year the team competes in the AIHEC basketball competition.
Womens Basketball
The women’s basketball team is part of the intramural sports program at Navajo Tech. Each year the team competes in the national AIHEC basketball competition.
Volleyball
NTU’s co-ed Volleyball teams participate in the annual AIHEC competitions nationally with other tribal colleges.
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Skyhawk Athletics
NTU teams have goals to place in their conference, regional, and national championships in a variety of sports. Winning teams have become a tradition at NTU in both men’s and women’s sports. Community support for intercollegiate athletics at NTU has been outstanding. The caliber of coaching, the quality of uniforms and equipment, the training and medical facilities, and the opportunity to play against good competition are superior. NTU Athletic Programs aspire to the highest level of intercollegiate competition, sportsmanship and academic excellence through the University mission.