On Saturday, the Colorado Mines men and Adams State women captured NCAA Division II Cross Country titles at the waterlogged Arcade Creek Cross Country Course in Sacramento, Calif.
The team titles were the 66th and 67th NCAA Division II titles won by RMAC members. Adams State captured its 24th women’s cross country title and head coach Damon Martin’s 40th national title: 23 women’s cross country, 10 men’s cross country, four women’s indoor track & field, two men’s indoor track & field, and one men’s outdoor track & field. It is Mines’ fourth men’s cross country title.
The Orediggers won their title with 63 points to squeeze past Wingate, who scored 66. Adams State finished third (113), Western Colorado ninth (200), Colorado Christian 11th (326), CSU Pueblo 14th (394), and the University of Colorado Colorado Springs 15th (435).
Adams State pulled away from the women’s field to post a dominant 61-point victory, with second-place West Texas A&M fading to 127 points and second place. CSU Pueblo was third (160), Colorado Mines fifth (238), UCCS seventh (266), Western Colorado 12th (386), Colorado Christian 17th (436), and Colorado Mesa 23rd (562). READ MORE
