Lemons Signs to Play Baseball for UNM Lobos
Sandia Prep standout Logan Lemons has signed a letter of intent to continue his baseball career with the University of New Mexico in Albuquerque.
Updated on Nov. 12, 2026 in Baseball
Logan Lemons, a pitcher and infielder at Sandia Prep, has signed to play baseball for UNM's Division I program in Albuquerque. The signing was finalized on November 12, 2026.
Why it matters
The commitment keeps a locally developed player in Albuquerque and adds a high-profile prospect to the Lobos roster. Lemons chose to stay close to home rather than leave the city for his college career.
Lemons posted 49 hits, 39 RBIs, two home runs, and 39 stolen bases last season, numbers that reflect his combined offensive and baserunning production. The extraction does not provide comparative baselines against other players or his earlier seasons.
The players
Logan Lemons
A pitcher and infielder at Sandia Prep who earned first team All-State and second team All-Metro honors last season.
University of New Mexico (UNM) Lobos baseball
The Division I baseball program at the University of New Mexico in Albuquerque, which Lemons has committed to join.
The details
Lemons signed a letter of intent at Sandia Prep to play baseball for UNM's program. He earned first team All-State and second team All-Metro honors last season.
Timeline
November 12, 2026: Lemons signed his letter of intent with UNM baseball.
Season Trajectory
Lemons' commitment to a Division I program places him at the top tier of the NCAA college baseball structure. It marks a step from high school competition into the college ranks, where the Lobos program will determine his development path.
For Albuquerque baseball followers, the signing gives the Lobos a locally developed prospect with proven offensive production. The commitment means Lemons will be a name to track as he moves from Sandia Prep to UNM.
The takeaway
Local signings like this one show how high school stars from Albuquerque can continue their careers at the state's Division I program. Following players through their transition from high school to college provides a clearer picture of the local baseball pipeline.
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Source note: This article includes information reported by KOB.
