We miss sports. A lot of us do.
As much as it hurts to say that all collegiate sporting seasons are over, we have to come to realization and acceptance of it sooner or later. To help with the grieving...
With the rest of spring collegiate sports being cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the NCAA has a lot of free time to pass some crucial policies and bylaws on the name, image and likeness policies...
Everyone is being forced to make sacrifices during this time of a pandemic, however, for senior student athletes, it feels like more than others. Graduation, senior day, a last run at a championship and...
In only her second year as head coach, Shanta Loecker is being forced to part ways with Colorado Mesa University.
The women’s lacrosse program won the last sanctioned game of any 2020 CMU spring sport...
UPDATE:
The Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference (RMAC) announced at 5:00 p.m. on Thursday that all spring championship and non-championship competitions, along with travel, will be suspended until April...
Dancing is fun. It doesn’t matter what kind either -- swing, salsa, waltz or foxtrot -- all of them tend to be a good time between the two partners. Except for the big dance in March.
For the Colorado...
Defense got the Mavericks to the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference (RMAC) Championship Game.
Seven points in the second quarter and six points in the third quarter is what the number-one ranked offense...
Conference Player of the Year verses the Defensive Player of the Year. You love to see it.
Friday night will feature Colorado School of Mines’ Denali Pinto and Colorado Mesa University’s Syndi...
Well, it’s official now. The rest of the remaining road in the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference Tournament goes through Brownson Arena.
After the 60-46 win against eighth-seeded Metro State University-Denver...
In the long run it shouldn’t matter, but as of Friday, all of the momentum belongs to the Western Colorado University Mountaineers.
After winning the Regular Season Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference...
The experience of actually
traveling with the team
By Matt Kennedy
Let’s face it, NCAA Division III athletes do not have the most luxurious travel schedules. The mass majority of trips consist...
Over Red Mountain and through the San Louis Valley, to the Land of the Champions is where Mavericks are found. Ya like that? Meh, probably not. A little attempt to poetically summarize this past weekend...