Colorado Mesa University's Olivia Hansson and Kenya Meyer were honored as the RMAC Swimmer and Diver of the Year, respectively, with Mickey Wender named Coach of the Year. The Mavericks achieved a historic sweep of the conference's major awards, solidifying their dominance in women鈥檚 swimming and diving. Under Wender鈥檚 leadership, the team also secured their eighth consecutive RMAC championship title and succeeded at the NCAA Division II National Championships with a third-place finish. The honors reflect contributions from 16 Mavericks who collectively earned a total of 48 All-RMAC accolades.

By the Numbers
  • The Mavericks won 15 out of 21 events at the RMAC Championships.
  • The team achieved 33 of the possible 63 RMAC Championship medals.
State of Play
  • The Mavericks have secured national recognition with a top-four finish for four consecutive years.
  • Olivia Hansson holds the record for the most first team accolades in her career (16).
What's Next

Looking ahead, the Mavericks aim to build on their national success by retaining key talents in both swimming and diving. Continued training and recruitment efforts could enhance their competitive edge in upcoming seasons.

Bottom Line

The Mavericks' impressive performances highlight a successful season while setting a benchmark for future competitions, reinforcing their status as a powerhouse in the RMAC and beyond.