Both the 2026 Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference Men’s and Women’s Golf Championship are in full swing at Boulder Creek Golf Club in Boulder City, Nev.
LIVE SCORING Women here (link to https://scoreboard.clippd.com/tournaments/243158/scoring/team
LIVE SCORING Men here (link to https://scoreboard.clippd.com/tournaments/243157/scoring/team
On the men’s side, Colorado State University Pueblo entered the Championship as the No. 12 team in Division II, the highest-ranked program in the RMAC. The ThunderWolves have put together an impressive 2025-26 campaign, highlighted by a victory at the RJGA Visit Stockton DII Invite and five additional top-five finishes.
CSU Pueblo is led by senior Marius Dosiere of Fouras, France. Ranked No. 14 individually in Division II, Dosiere captured a win at the Otter Invitational, hosted by CSU Monterey Bay, and has been the driving force behind the team’s success this season.
Colorado Mesa entered the 2026 Men’s Championship ranked No. 23 nationally, while Colorado Christian, the defending RMAC champions, checks in at No. 25. Colorado School of Mines (No. 50), Westminster (No. 72), Fort Lewis (No. 89), and South Dakota Mines (No. 172) will also look to make their mark, each aiming to add a conference title to their trophy case when the tournament concludes on April 21.
The women’s championship also had some intrigue, with the ThunderWolves leading the pack. As the defending RMAC champion, they have carried that momentum into this season with an exceptional resume that includes five tournament victories and two additional Top 3 finishes.
A deep and competitive field will be chasing them, including Colorado Christian (No. 65), Westminster (No. 69), Metropolitan State University of Denver (No. 89), Colorado Mesa (No. 95), Fort Lewis (No. 106), Chadron State (No. 116), South Dakota Mines (No. 134), Black Hills State (No. 147), and Adams State, all aiming to rise to the occasion and claim the conference crown.
Individually, Westminster’s Ashley Lam stands out as the RMAC’s top-ranked golfer, sitting at No. 22 nationally. The reigning RMAC individual champion and Golfer of the Year has continued her stellar play this season, recording five Top 5 finishes, including three tournament victories.