The 2025-26 season for Utah Tech Trailblazers saw significant achievements across various sports, highlighted by new conference affiliations for baseball and men's soccer in the Big Sky and Mountain West Conferences. The athletic department achieved a record 3.42 cumulative GPA, demonstrating strong academic performance. Football faced challenges with a 2-10 record, but standout players earned postseason honors. Volleyball clinched the WAC regular season title, while men's basketball secured a winning season for the first time, marking notable successes amid program transitions.

By the Numbers
  • Record GPA of 3.42 for all varsity sports, surpassing previous year鈥檚 3.40.
  • 19-15 record for men's basketball, their first winning season in Division I.
  • 35-24 record for baseball, marking the most wins in their Division I era.
  • 186 student-athletes earned Academic All-WAC honors.
Yes, But

Despite achievements, the football team struggled with a two-win season, raising questions about competitiveness in the United Athletic Conference. Women's basketball also faced disappointment in their last WAC campaign with a 9-20 record.

State of Play
  • Transitioning to new conference affiliations starting July 1, impacting future competition.
  • Women's volleyball and men's soccer programs saw significant postseason and individual recognitions.
  • Baseball and men's basketball programs showing sustainable growth with winning seasons.
What's Next

With evolving conference dynamics, the Trailblazers aim to build on this season's successes, particularly in baseball and basketball. The focus will be on player development and maintaining academic excellence to enhance overall program recognition.

Bottom Line

Utah Tech's 2025-26 season exemplified resilience and growth despite challenges, setting a foundation for future success in new athletic environments. Continued focus on academic and athletic excellence will be key for upcoming seasons.