With Colorado Mesa being the defending RMAC All-Sports Cup champion, the Mavericks secured their fifth 2024-2025 academic year title by capturing the postseason baseball crown this past weekend in Grand Junction.

After capturing the women’s wrestling, and men’s & women’s swimming & diving championships in the winter, Colorado Mesa added the men’s lacrosse and diamond crown this spring.

The RMAC baseball title was the 20th for Colorado Mesa (41-12), which has won 13 straight league regular season crowns and has now qualified for its 16th straight NCAA berth and 24th overall.

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.

With the two outdoor track & field titles for men and women, UC Colorado Springs has claimed four RMAC championship trophies this season.  In the winter, the Mountain Lions were the title winners in men’s indoor track & field and women’s basketball.

CSU Pueblo has three championships to its credit this season, highlighted by a three-peat for the women’s golf team. The Pack captured the regular-season football title after topping the RMAC regular-season and postseason standings in men’s soccer.

Colorado Christian collected two championships in men’s golf and softball.

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

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