What a display of golf at Boulder Creek Golf Club during the 2025 Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference Golf Championships as the Colorado Christian men finished 50-under par and the Colorado State University Pueblo women won the title for the third straight year.
Colorado Christian Head Coach Mark Hull said his team–the defending NCAA National Champions–are probably the best Division II golf team ever assembled with the top four golfers in the country and quality even after those players.
“I had to really think and reflect this year knowing that we probably have the best team in the history of Division II golf,” said Mark Hull, Colorado Christian Head Coach. “We’ve got the top four players in the nation. I don’t think that will ever happen again, at least for us. I have been enjoying the ride this year and enjoying the guys, but I had to reflect and remember, ‘okay, well, this is the pinnacle, this is the top, it’s not gonna get any better than this.’ It’s been a blessing to share this ride with these guys. It’s a little otherworldly, out of body experience, and we are all enjoying it and understand how special it is.”
On the women’s side, CSU Pueblo continued its dominance of the RMAC, and they hope to return to Boulder Creek for the 2025 NCAA Division II National Golf Championships.
“The hard work paid off finally,” said Tammy Lim, CSU Pueblo Head Coach. “We’ve trusted the process all year long. We’ve had some good tournaments and some bad ones, and I kept telling the girls to trust what we do every single day. It’s relieving to see all the work finally come together and see all the tears and the cries and the happiness during the journey that we’ve had. It’s exciting and heartwarming to see.”
Colorado Christian University successfully defended its crown with a 50-under par 814, capped by a final round 271.
Colorado Christian’s 814 also broke the championship record at Boulder Creek, putting it 24 shots ahead of second-place Colorado State University-Pueblo, which used a 274 in the third round to move up from fourth place. Colorado Mesa University posted a 274 on Tuesday and moved into third place.
Sangha Park broke the championship 54-hole record at Boulder Creek, using a third-round 70 to post a three-day total of 199 (17-under par) and winning the individual title by three shots. Teammate Sungyeop Cho finished second with a 202 (14-under par). Adam Duncan was fifth overall with a nine-under 207, Peyton Jones was sixth at eight-under par 208, and Xavier Bighaus was tied for 11th with a four-under par 212.
Colorado Mesa’s Thomas Craig and Fort Lewis College’s Jordan Jennings tied for third in the individual race, shooting seven-under par 209s to round out the championship’s top five finishers.
Always within striking distance, Colorado State University Pueblo’s women’s golf team used a 295 on the final day to win the 2025 Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference Women’s Golf Championship..
The ThunderWolves were always lurking during the championship. CSUP was third after the tournament’s first day, trailing Westminster by two shots. It moved up to second after Day 2 thanks to a round of 293, and trailed Colorado Christian, which posted a 291, by two strokes. Paired with both Colorado Christian and Westminster on the final day, CSU Pueblo used a 295 to match the Griffins and power past CCU which shot a 300. The Cougars and Griffins finished tied for second place with scores of 887 during the championship.
Alyssa McMillan led CSU Pueblo with a 218 which was good for fourth in the individual title race. Freya Constable finished tied for eighth with a 221 (five-over par), Lisa Ekberg was tied for 11th with a 224 (eight-over par), with Zoey Rodriguez (14th, 226) and Yale Lee (t-20th, 231) providing support.
Westminster’s Ashley Lam won the individual championship thanks to her second round of 68 during the championship, tying the championship record at Boulder Creek, and finishing with an eight-under par 208. The Griffins Kyra Sponenburgh was second in the championship with a two-under par 214.
Colorado Mesa’s Hunter Gledhill finished third after finishing the tournament with an even-par 216. Colorado Christian’s Makenna Brown was fifth with a three-over par 218.