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Table of Contents All-Time RMAC Champions ................................................................................................................. 2-3 RMAC in the Post Season...................................................................................................................... 4-6 RMAC Award Winners ..............................................................................................................................7 RMAC Centennial Team, Players in MLB ................................................................................................8 RMAC Team Records ................................................................................................................................9 RMAC Individual Records Batting ................................................................................................... 10-13 RMAC Individual Records Pitching, Coaching ................................................................................. 14-15 Updated August, 2018 The 1955 Northern Colorado baseball team (then known as Colorado State Teacher’s College) was the first RMAC team to win a game in the College World Series, taking down #1-ranked Southern California 2-1. RMAC Baseball Champions CHAMPIONS 1949 Northern Colorado 2018 Colorado Mesa 1948 Northern Colorado 2017 Colorado Mesa 1947 Northern Colorado 2016 Colorado Mesa 1946 Northern Colorado 2015 Colorado Mesa 1945 Northern Colorado 2014 Colorado Mesa 1944 No Season Due to WWII 2013 Colorado Mesa 1943 No Season Due to WWII 2012 Colorado Mesa 1942 Northern Colorado 2011 Nebraska-Kearney 1941 Northern Colorado 2010 New Mexico Highlands 1940 Northern Colorado 2009 Colorado Mesa 1939 No Record 2008 Colorado Mesa 1938 Colorado State 2007 Colorado Mesa 1937 Denver 2006 Colorado Mesa 1936 Colorado 2005 Colorado Mesa 1935 Colorado 2004 CSU-Pueblo 1934 No Record 2003 Fort Hays State 1933 No Record 2002 CSU-Pueblo 1932 No Record 2001 Colorado Mesa 1931 No Record 2000 New Mexico Highlands 1930 No Record 1999 Colorado Mesa 1929 No Record 1998 Fort Hays State 1928 Colorado 1997 Fort Hays State 1927 Colorado State 1996 CSU-Pueblo 1926 Northern Colorado 1995 (MHIBL) Fort Hays State 1925 Northern Colorado 1994 (MHIBL) CSU-Pueblo 1924 Denver 1993 (MHIBL) Colorado Mesa 1923 Colorado State 1992 Colorado Mesa 1922 Colorado State / Colorado Mines 1991 Not RMAC Sport 1921 Colorado State (East) Utah State (West) 1990 Colorado Mesa 1920 Denver (East) Utah State (West) 1989 Not RMAC Sport 1919 Colorado State (East) Utah State (West) 1988 Western New Mexico 1918 Colorado College 1987 Colorado Mesa 1917 No Season Due to WWI 1986 Southern Utah 1916 Colorado 1985 Western New Mexico 1915 Denver (East) Utah (West) 1984 Western New Mexico 1914 Colorado 1983 Colorado Mesa 1913 Colorado 1982 Colorado Mesa 1912 Colorado Mines 1981 Southern Utah 1911 Colorado College 1980 CSU-Pueblo 1910 Colorado / Colorado College 1979 Colorado Mesa 1909 Colorado 1978 Southern Utah 1977 Colorado Mesa Number of RMAC Baseball Championships 1976 Southern Utah 31...........Northern Colorado 1975 Southern Utah 22...........Colorado Mesa (18, 17, 16, 15, 14, 13, 12, 09, 08. 07, 06, 05, 01, 99, 93, 92, 1974 Adams State 90, 87, 83, 82, 79, 77) 1973 Adams State 8...........Colorado (36, 35, 28, 16, 14, 13, 10, 09) 1972 Northern Colorado 6...........Colorado State (38, 27, 23, 22, 21, 19) 1971 Northern Colorado 5...........Southern Utah (86, 81, 78, 76, 75) 1970 No Record 4...........CSU-Pueblo (04, 02, 96, 94) 1969 Emporia State 4...........Fort Hays State (03, 98, 97, 95) 1968 Northern Colorado 4...........Denver (37, 24, 20, 15) 1967 Northern Colorado 3...........Western New Mexico (88, 85, 84) 1966 Northern Colorado 3...........Utah State (21, 20, 19) 1965 Northern Colorado 3...........Colorado College (18, 11, 10) 1964 Northern Colorado 2...........New Mexico Highlands (10, 00) 1963 Northern Colorado 2...........Adams State (74, 73) 1962 Northern Colorado 2...........Colorado Mines (22, 12) 1961 Northern Colorado 1...........Nebraska-Kearney (11) 1960 Northern Colorado 1...........Emporia State (69) 1959 Northern Colorado 1...........Utah (15) 1958 Northern Colorado 1957 Northern Colorado 1956 Northern Colorado 1955 Northern Colorado 1954 Northern Colorado 1953 Northern Colorado 1952 Northern Colorado 1951 Northern Colorado 1950 Northern Colorado RMAC Baseball Champions TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONSHIP GAME 1971 - Northern Colorado 10, Adams State 7 (10) 1992 - Colorado Mesa 13, Fort Hays State 8 1972 - Northern Colorado 10, Washburn 0 1993 - Colorado Mesa 19, MSU Denver 12 (@Denver) 1973 - Adams State, Southern Utah 1994 - CSU-Pueblo 12, Colorado Mesa 3 (@Denver) 1974 - Adams State 22, Southern Utah 4 (@Adams State) 1995 - Fort Hays State 4, Colorado Mesa 0 (@Fort Hays State) 1975 - Southern Utah, Adams State 1996 - CSU-Pueblo 10, Colorado Mesa 5 (@CSU-Pueblo) 1976 - Southern Utah, Colorado Mesa 1997 - Fort Hays State 10, CSU-Pueblo 9 (@Colorado Mesa) 1977 - Colorado Mesa 5, Southern Utah 4 (@Colorado Mesa) 1998 - Fort Hays State 7, MSU Denver 4 (@ Colorado Springs) 1978 - Southern Utah, Colorado Mesa (@CSU-Pueblo) 1999 - Colorado Mesa 7, Fort Hays State 5 (@Colorado Mesa) 1979 - Colorado Mesa 11, Western State 4 (@Colorado Mesa) 2000 - N.M. Highlands 13, Colorado Mesa 9 (@Fort Hays State) 1980 - CSU-Pueblo, Colorado Mesa 2001 - Colorado Mesa 11, CSU-Pueblo 5 (@CSU-Pueblo) 1981 - Southern Utah, Colorado Mesa 2002 - MSU Denver 13, Fort Hays State 1 (@CSU-Pueblo) 1982 - Colorado Mesa 8, Southern Utah 3 2003 - Fort Hays State 18, CSU-Pueblo 3, (@Fort Hays State) 1983 - Colorado Mesa 23, CSU-Pueblo 7 (@CSU-Pueblo) 2004 - CSU-Pueblo 10, Colorado Mesa 5 (@CSU-Pueblo) 1984 - Western New Mexico 4, Colorado Mesa 1 2005 - N.M. Highlands 10, CSU-Pueblo 7 (@Colorado Mesa) 1985 - Western New Mexico 16, Colorado Mesa 14 2006 - Colorado Mesa 12, CSU-Pueblo 5 (@Colorado Mesa) 1986 - Southern Utah 12, Colorado Mesa 11 2007 - Nebraska-Kearney 14, New Mexico Highlands 4 (@Colorado Mesa) 1987 - Colorado Mesa 19, Western New Mexico 4 2008 - Nebraska-Kearney 15, New Mexico Highlands 4 (@Colorado Mesa) 1988 - Western New Mexico 19, New Mexico Highlands 5 2009 - CSU-Pueblo 15, N.M. 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RMAC Baseball Post Season NATIONAL PLAYOFFS 1961 - Wyoming 3, Northern Colorado 2 NCAA Division I Tournament Northern Colorado 10, Air Force 6 1949 - Southern California 12, Northern Colorado 2 Northern Colorado 16, Wyoming 12 Northern Colorado 6, Southern California 2 Northern Colorado 12, Wyoming 1 Southern California 8, Northern Colorado 7 College World Series, Omaha Syracuse 12, Northern Colorado 5 1951 - Northern Colorado 20, Utah 1 Duke 15, Northern Colorado 3 Northern Coorado 11, Utah 6 1962 - Northern Colorado 7, Air Force 2 1952 - Nothern Colorado 7, Brigham Young 6 Northern Colorado 11, New Mexico 2 Nothern Colorado 11, Brigham Young 6 Northern Colorado 6, Air Force 5 College World Series, Omaha College World Series, Omaha Missouri 15, Northern Colorado 1 Holy Cross 4, Northern Colorado 3 Western Michigan 8, Northern Colorado 6 Texas 12, Northern Colorado 2 1953 - Utah 6, Northern Colorado 3 1963 - Arizona 13, Northern Colorado 0 Northern Colorado 8, Utah 5 Arizona 10, Northern Colorado 0 Nothern Colorado 4, Utah 0 Arizona 14, Northern Colorado 10 College World Series, Omaha Lafayette 6, Northern Colorado 2 1964 - Air Force 3, Northern Colorado 1 Duke 3, Northern Colorado 2 Air Force 7, Northern Colorado 1 1954 - Arizona 8, Northern Colorado 2 1965 - Denver 8, Northern Colorado 1 Northern Colorado 21, Wyoming 14 Northern Colorado 1, Denver 0 Arizona 8, Northern Colorado 5 Northern Colorado 1, Denver 0 Arizona State 7, Northern Colorado 2 1955 - Northern Colorado 17, Wyoming 6 Arizona State 12, Northern Colorado 3 Wyoming 13, Northern Colorado 7 Arizona State 3, Northern Colorado 2 Northern Colorado 12, Wyoming 5 College World Series, Omaha 1966 - Air Force 7, Northern Colorado 6 (10) Northern Colorado 2, #1 Southern California 1 Idaho 3, Northern Colorado 1 Wake Forest 10, Northern Colorado 0 Arizona 20, Northern Colorado 0 1968 - Denver 15, Northern Colorado 6 Northern Colorado 4, Weber State 3 1956 - Wyoming 8, Northern Colorado 5 Weber State 21, Northern Colorado 14 Northern Colorado 8, Wyoming 3 Wyoming 9, Northern Colorado 7 1971 - Northern Colorado 11, St. Cloud State 4 Northern Colorado 5, Central Missouri 2 1957 - Northern Colorado 8, Denver 3 Minnesota State 4, Northern Colorado 0 Denver 4, Northern Colorado 3 Northern Colorado 9, St. Cloud State 8 (12) Northern Colorado 5, Denver 3 Minnesota State 3, Northern Colorado 2 College World Series, Omaha California 4, Northern Colorado 0 1972 - Northern Colorado 11, Missouri-Rolla 0 Notre Dame 23, Northern Colorado 2 Northern Colorado 4, Missouri-St. Louis 1 Missouri-St. Louis 6, Northern Colorado 4 1958 - BYU 4, Northern Colorado 3 Missouri-St. Louis 5, Northern Colorado 4 Northern Colorado 8, BYU 0 BYU
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