Colorado’s three public universities have reached the 20-win mark this season as the women’s teams from Colorado, Colorado State, and Northern Colorado posted wins on Saturday to improve their postseason credentials.

Colorado (10-5 Big XII Conference, 20-8) won its fifth-straight game by defeating 20th-ranked Texas Tech 75-68 in Boulder.  The Buffs are now 4-4 against ranked opponents this season, having won eight of their last 10 games.  READ MORE

Colorado State (12-5 Mountain West Conference, 21-7) completed a season sweep of its border rival as the Rams posted a 62-48 win over Wyoming in Laramie.  It was CSU’s first regular-season sweep of the Cowgirls since the 2020-2021 season.  READ MORE

Northern Colorado (11-4 Big Sky Conference, 20-8) reached the 20-win mark for the first time since the 2018-2019 campaign as the Bears posted an 81-53 victory over Northern Arizona in Flagstaff.  READ MORE

While UNC was achieving 20 wins for the first time in six seasons, CU and CSU were reaching the 20-win mark for the fifth straight season.  Since the 2020-2021 season, Colorado is 112-49 (69.6 winning percentage), and CSU is 104-52 (66.7%).

In the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference, fourth-ranked Colorado Mesa (18-0, 28-1) won its 25th-straight game with a 73-41 win over Western Colorado (12-6, 14-10) to secure the No. 1 seed for the post-season tournament at begins on March 3 at campus sites. RMAC SCHEDULE

The Mavericks have posted the most wins and compiled the best winning percentage among Centennial State schools with a 114-37 record (75.5%).  Mesa has won 35 straight regular-season RMAC games since losing to Regis (63-61) in December 2024.

Joining the Mavericks in the RMAC postseason will be Adams State (14-4, 20-8), UCCS (13-5, 17-9), Black Hills State (13-5, 16-9), Western Colorado, and MSU Denver (12-6, 14-12).  The six schools all have an opportunity to host a quarterfinal game in the postseason, entering the final week of the regular season.

Vying for the last final two berths in the RMAC eight-season postseason playoffs are three Centennial State schools – Fort Lewis (9-9, 16-10), CSU Pueblo (9-9, 13-13), and Colorado Mines (9-9, 14-15).  Also in contention is New Mexico Highlands (8-10, 12-13).

Colorado College (15-1, 20-5) reached the 20-win mark on Sunday by posting an 82-53 win over LeTourneau in Colorado Springs.  The Tigers have won 20 or more victories the last three seasons and are 98-37 since the start of the 2021-2022 campaign.  READ MORE

The Tigers have clinched the Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference gold division and are currently ranked as the top team in NCAA Division III Region 10.  The SCAC postseason will be held Friday through Sunday in Conway, Ark. CC earned a first-round bye and will meet the winner of the Hendrix/McMurry matchup at 4 p.m on Saturday.

Tuesday, February 17

• Colorado Mesa 90, at Westminster 47
• Colorado 78, at Arizona 70

Wednesday, February 18

• Denver 79, at Kansas City 63
• at Boise State 70, Air Force 62
• at Colorado State 70, Nevada 59

Thursday, February 19

• Colorado Christian 89, at Regis 65
• Black Hills State 68, at Adams State 66
• UCCS 72, at Colorado Mines 70
• at Fort Lewis 67, Chadron State 46
• at MSU Denver 86, CSU Pueblo 85
• at Colorado, 68, Westminster 51

Friday, February 20

• at Colorado College 91, Centenary 49

Saturday, February 21

• at Adams State 78, Chadron State 52
• at New Mexico 73, Air Force 53
• at Colorado Mesa, 73, Western Colorado 41
• at Colorado Mines 56, CSU Pueblo 46
• South Dakota State 71, at Denver 55
• at Fort Lewis 62, South Dakota Mines 56
• at MSU Denver 79, Christian 59
• UCCS 83, at Regis 64
• Colorado State 62, at Wyoming 48
• Northern Colorado 81, at No. Arizona 53
• at Colorado 75, Texas Tech 68

Sunday, February 22

• at Colorado College 82, LeTourneau 53

Women’s 2-Year Schedule

Wednesday, February 18

• at Southeast 72, Otero 68
• Lamar 89, at Trinidad State 63
• North Platte 65, at Northeastern 58

Thursday, February 19

• at Utah State Eastern 81, Colorado Northwestern 40

Saturday, February 21

• at Snow 94, Colorado Northwestern 63
• Northeastern 72, at McCook 53
• at Southeast 64, Trinidad State 44
• at Lamar 56, Otero 51

Women’s 4-year, Overall, League

• Adams State, 20-8, 14-4
• Air Force, 12-15, 6-11
• Colorado, 20-8, 11-5
• Colorado Christian, 7-19, 4-14
• Colorado College, 20-5, 15-1
• Colorado Mesa, 28-1, 18-0
• Colorado Mines, 14-15, 9-9
• Colorado State, 21-7, 12-5
• CSU Pueblo, 13-13, 9-9
• Denver, 10-18, 4-11
• Fort Lewis, 16-10, 9-9
• MSU Denver, 14-13, 12-6
• Northern Colorado, 20-8, 11-4
• Regis, 1-21, 1-17
• UC Colo. Springs, 17-9, 13-5
• Western Colorado, 14-10, 12-6

Women’s 2-year, Overall, League

• Colorado Northwestern, 1-28, 0-14
• Lamar, 18-6, 10-2
• Northeastern, 9-20, 5-8
• Otero, 7-18, 6-5
• Trinidad State, 2-22, 0-11

Standings – Big Sky / Big XII / Mountain West / Summit / Rocky Mountain Athletic / Southern Collegiate Athletic / JC Region IX / Region XVIII