Alex Dunagan of Colorado School of Mines has been named RMAC鈥檚 Male Scholar-Athlete of the Year, the top academic honor in the league, after an exceptional performance both on and off the field. He posted a .360 batting average with 54 runs, 73 hits, and a record-setting season, including 25 doubles that tied him for first in the nation. Academically, Dunagan graduated with a perfect 4.0 GPA in mechanical engineering, highlighting his dual excellence. This makes him the fourth Oredigger to receive this award, adding to Mines鈥� strong academic reputation in athletics.

By the Numbers
  • Dunagan batted .360 with 54 runs and 73 hits, including 25 doubles, during the season.
  • He completed his bachelor's in mechanical engineering with a GPA of 4.0.
State of Play
  • Dunagan's performance helped lead Mines to the RMAC Tournament championship game.
  • He is now tied for records in doubles, triples, and RBI for the program after his senior season.
What's Next

Dunagan will be honored at the RMAC Hall of Fame and Awards Banquet on July 9, continuing to represent the high standards of both athletic and academic achievement for Colorado Mines.

Bottom Line

Alex Dunagan's recognition as RMAC鈥檚 Male Scholar-Athlete of the Year exemplifies the successful integration of academics and athletics, setting a benchmark for future Oredigger athletes.