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Steve Loy and Michael Sinclair elected to New Mexico sports hall of fameFormer Greyhound football players earn recognition from state organization

<b> 2025 New Mexico Sports Hall of Fame Inductees, Steve Loy and Michael Sinclair, Photo: Eastern New Mexico Athletic Communications</b> — **2025 New Mexico Sports Hall of Fame Inductees, Steve Loy and Michael Sinclair, Photo: Eastern New Mexico Athletic Communications**

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April 28, 2025

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Story Links NMSHOF PORTALES, N.M. – The New Mexico Sports Hall of Fame elected Steve Loy and Michael Sinclair into this year’s class.<n><n>Originally from Albuquerque, Loy was the team captain for the 1972 and 1973 Greyhound football teams, graduating from…

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