Over the next three weeks, eight Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference championships will be decided, starting this Sunday, April 20, in Boulder City, Nev., for the men’s and women’s golf finals at the Boulder Creek Golf Club.

At the end of next week, Colorado Mines will host the Men’s and Women’s Outdoor Track & Field championships, which will start April 25 at the Stermole Track & Field and Crouch Field Events Complexes in Golden.

The Men’s LaCrosse Championships start next Thursday (April 24) on the campus of the highest seed and is combined with the Peach Belt Division finale that will be held May 2. The Women’s LaCrosse title will be determined April 25 and 27 at the campus site of the highest seed.

The final two RMAC Championships will be held for softball (May 1-3, 2025) and baseball (May 7-10) on the campus of the highest-seeded team.

With Colorado Mesa being the defending RMAC All-Sports Cup champion, the Mavericks have three titles (women’s wrestling, men’s and women’s swimming & diving) to their credit this season.  Colorado Mines, the 2022-2023 RMAC All-Sports Cup champion, has won four tournament championships this season (men’s cross country, women’s soccer, women’s indoor track & field, and men’s basketball) this school year, along with the men’s regular-season wrestling title.

UC Colorado Springs captured two RMAC tournament titles in men’s indoor track & field and women’s basketball.  CSU Pueblo captured the regular-season football title after topping the RMAC regular-season and postseason standings in men’s soccer.

Adams State (women’s cross country) and MSU Denver (women’s volleyball) captured other RMAC championships this school year.

Since the start of the RMAC’s All-Sports Cup in 1992, departed member Nebraska Kearney has won 14 all sports honors followed with current member Colorado Mines with eight.