Colorado Mesa posted a pair of third-place finishes for its men’s and women’s swimming and diving teams at the NCAA Division II Championships in Evansville, Ind.  READ MORE

Guillaume Guth was the Mavericks’ top scorer by compiling 49 of the 416 team points.  He placed third, second, and third in the 50, 100, and 200 freestyle events, respectively.

Olivia Hansson led the Mesa women as she compiled 46 of the team’s 328.5 points.  He placed third in the 1,650 freestyle and anchored the 800 freestyle relay team.

Colorado Mines also competed in the event, and the Oredigger women scored 67 points to place 16th.  The men tallied eight team points, tying for 26th in the nation.  READ MORE

Colorado Mesa has dominated the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference swimming and division championships, with both the men and women winning eight straight titles. The Mavericks captured the 2026 titles in February at the El Pomar Natatorium in Grand Junction.

Colorado Mesa scored 1,234 points to win the 2026 RMAC men’s crown, with Colorado Mines at 762.50 points.  READ MORE

In the women’s RMAC meet, Colorado Mesa scored 1,870.50 points, with Colorado Mines second at 1,304.50.  READ MORE