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Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference: Season 2018-19

2017-18

2019-20

RMAC Ranking

1 Colorado Mines (12)		21-1(25-5)
2 Regis Univ.		16-6(20-10)
3 Dixie St.		16-6(18-9)
4 Black Hills St.		15-7(18-11)
5 N.Mexico Highlands		14-8(22-9)
6 Colorado Mesa		14-8(19-10)
7 Colorado Springs		14-8(17-12)
8 Adams St.		10-11(11-17)
9 MSU Denver		10-12(12-14)
10 Chadron St.		10-12(12-16)
11 S.Dakota Mines		9-13(12-18)
12 Westminster, UT		8-14(10-16)
13 Fort Lewis		7-15(12-16)
14 Colorado St.-Pueb..		4-18(6-22)
15 Colorado Christian		4-18(6-22)
16 Western St.		3-19(6-22)

RMAC Women 2018-2019
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Points Per Game

John DEWEY
  Adams St.
  (185-G-)
  Avg: 20.3

1. Dewey, Adams St.	20.3
2. Nicholson, Colorado.	19.7
3. Harding, Western .	18.9
4. Beasley, Fort L.	18.8
5. Conway, Dixie St.	17.5
6. Asah, MSU Denver	16.5
7. Malcolm, Black H.	16.4
8. Baker, Colorado.	15.8
9. Subart, Western .	15.6
10. Creighton, Adams S.	14.9

Rebounds Per Game

Davere CREIGHTON
  Adams S.
  (196-F-)
  Avg: 8.3

1. Creighton, Adams S.	8.3
2. Warr, Westmins.	7.7
3. Nicholson, Colorado.	7.2
4. Tucker, Colorado.	7.1
5. Conway, Dixie St.	6.8
6. Ruffin, Chadron St.	6.8
7. Porter, Western .	6.6
8. Glen, Colorado Mines	6.6
9. Norris, Adams St.	6.3
10. Ehrlin, Western .	6.3

Assists Per Game

Ben SONNEFELD
  Colorado.
  (190-G-)
  Avg: 4.8

1. Sonnefeld, Colorado.	4.8
2. Jackson, Chadron .	4.6
3. Hoffer, Colorado.	4.2
4. Dewey, Adams St.	3.9
5. Carter, MSU Denver	3.7
6. Oliver, Black H.	3.5
7. Engesser, Colorado.	3.4
8. Baker, Colorado.	3.4
9. Subart, Western .	3.3
10. Nuno, Colorado.	3.3

Steals Per Game

Michael SKINNER
  Colorado.
  (190-G-)
  Avg: 1.9

1. Skinner, Colorado.	1.9
2. Dewey, Adams St.	1.8
3. Wang, Colorado.	1.6
4. Baker, Colorado.	1.5
5. Nuno, Colorado.	1.5
6. Pagenkopf, Dixie S.	1.4
7. Frampton, Dixie S.	1.4
8. Jackson, Chadron .	1.3
9. Champion, Chadron .	1.3
10. Beasley, Fort L.	1.3

Blocks Per Game

Michael GLEN
  Colorado Mines
  (201-F-)
  Avg: 1.5

1. Glen, Colorado Mines	1.5
2. McIntosh, MSU D.	1.4
3. Clare, Colorado Mines	1.4
4. Iyekekpolor, Fort L.	1.3
5. Straughter, MSU D.	1.2
6. Ducree, Dixie St.	1.2
7. Norris, Adams St.	1.0
8. Monson, Westmins.	1.0
9. Capley, Black H.	0.9
10. van-H., MSU Denver	0.8

New Mexico Highlands wins programs first #RMACmbb Tournament Championship (Photo: RMAC)

New Mexico Highlands University 2018-19

#	Name	CM (INCH)	Pos	Bo	NAT
41	Okoro Nmamdi	201 (6'7'')	F/C	0
11	Jones Jordan	198 (6'6'')	G/F	0
25	Boloz Patrik	221 (7'3'')	C	96
13	Deng Mangisto	201 (6'7'')	F	0
35	LaFleur Adrian	183 (6'0'')	PG	0
4	Collier Brandon	180 (5'11'')	PG	0
1	Carpenter Desmond	188 (6'2'')	G	0
24	Bustos D.J.	190 (6'3'')	G	0
5	Archuleta Mario	183 (6'0'')	PG	0
22	Collier Jeff	198 (6'6'')	G/F	0
31	Domina-Lovato Jaylen	180 (5'11'')	PG	0
33	Sonnenberg Eric	198 (6'6'')	G/F	0
0	Mitchell Raquan	190 (6'3'')	G	0
3	Davis Gerad	193 (6'4'')	G	0
Head Coach: Craig Snow

New Mexico Highlands wins programs first #RMACmbb Tournament Championship - Mar 10, 2019

GOLDEN, COLO.-The 2019 Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference (RMAC) Men's Basketball Tournament concluded tonight as the No. 7 seeded New Mexico Highlands upended No. 4 seed Black Hills State to win its programs first RMAC Tournament Title by a score of 79-66.
New Mexico Highlands competed in its second RMAC Tournament Title game and first since 2010 while Black Hills State played in its first RMAC Title game. The Cowboys impressive run started in the quarterfinals by defeating No. 2 seed Dixie State, 86-82. They then followed that up with a semifinal defeat of No. 3 Regis 87-77.
Black Hills State competed in its first RMAC Tournament Title game after defeating No. 5 seeded Colorado Mesa, 73-70 followed by a big upset of No. 12 nationally ranked and No. 1 seed in the tournament, Colorado School of Mines, 86-77.
Gerad Davis (6'4''-G) and Raquan Mitchell (6'3''-G) helped lead the Cowboys to the Championship scoring 21 and 17 points respectively. Cowboy's Nnamdi Okoroafor (6'2''-G-80) was one point away from posting a double-double recording 12 rebounds and nine points. The Yellow Jackets were led by a trio of scorers who scored over 10 points led by Makaleb McInnis (6'2''-G) who netted 16 points. Black Hills State's Tyler Oliver was one point away from recording a double-double with 10 rebounds and nine points.
The Cowboys will receive an automatic bid to the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) Division II Tournament. The RMAC teams will find out their seed and opponents as the 64-team field will be announced tomorrow at 8:30 p.m. MST during the NCAA Selection Show.

RMAC Tournament Final: New Mexico Highlands - Black Hills State 79-66
RMAC Tournament Semifinals:
Black Hills State - Colorado School of Mines 86-77
New Mexico Highlands - Regis 87-77

Courtesy of rmacsports.org

All-RMAC Awards 2019 - Mar 10, 2019

All-RMAC 1st Team 2019

Baker

Brodbeck

Conway

Davis

Dewey

All-Tournament MVP: Gerad Davis (6'4''-G) of N.Mexico Highlands
Player of the Year: Ben Sonnefeld (6'3''-G) of Colorado Mines
Co-Defensive Player of the Year: Ben Clare (6'8''-C) of Colorado Mines
Co-Defensive Player of the Year: Julien Ducree (6'8''-F/C) of Dixie St.
Freshman of the Year: Mitchell Sueker (6'9''-F) of S.Dakota Mines
Coach of the Year: Pryor Orser of Colorado Mines

1st Team
PG: Mason Baker (6'0''-PG) of Colorado Mines
G: Jarrett Brodbeck (6'4''-G) of Regis Univ.
F: Matt Conway (6'7''-F) of Dixie St.
G: Gerad Davis (6'4''-G) of N.Mexico Highlands
G: John Dewey (6'1''-G) of Adams St.
G: Christian Little (6'2''-G-98) of Regis Univ.
F: Fraser Malcolm (6'6''-F-96) of Black Hills St.
G: Raquan Mitchell (6'3''-G) of N.Mexico Highlands
G: Connor Nicholson (6'6''-G) of Colorado Mesa
G: Ben Sonnefeld (6'3''-G) of Colorado Mines

2nd Team
G: Druce Asah (6'4''-G) of MSU Denver
G/F: Blend Avdili (6'6''-G/F) of Colorado Springs
PF: Marquel Beasley (6'5''-PF) of Fort Lewis
C: Ben Clare (6'8''-C) of Colorado Mines
F: Logan Elers (6'7''-F) of S.Dakota Mines
G: Tyler Oliver (6'3''-G) of Black Hills St.
F: Mitchell Sueker (6'9''-F) of S.Dakota Mines
F: Dalton Walker (6'7''-F) of Colorado Springs
G: Padiet Wang (6'4''-G) of Colorado Springs
G: Brandon Warr (6'5''-G) of Westminster, UT

Honorable Mention
Davere Creighton (6'5''-F) of Adams St.
Dez Stoudamire (6'2''-G) of Black Hills St.
Diontae Champion (6'5''-G) of Chadron St.
Braxton Tucker (6'6''-F-95) of Colorado Christian
Brandon Hoffer (5'11''-PG) of Colorado Mesa
Tommy Nuno (6'5''-G) of Colorado Mesa
Michael Glen (6'7''-F) of Colorado Mines
Donovan Oldham (6'4''-G/F) of Colorado St.-Pueblo
Julien Ducree (6'8''-F/C) of Dixie St.
Jack Pagenkopf (6'3''-G) of Dixie St.
Alex Semadeni (6'5''-G) of Fort Lewis
Kendall McIntosh (6'8''-F) of MSU Denver
Jordan Jones (6'6''-G/F) of N.Mexico Highlands
Nnamdi Okoroafor (187-G-80) of Ammerud Bskt
Ryan Beisty (6'7''-F) of Regis Univ.
Brady Subart (6'3''-G) of Western St.

All-Tournament Team
G: Gerad Davis (6'4''-G) of N.Mexico Highlands
G: Nnamdi Okoroafor (187-G-80) of Ammerud Bskt
G: Dez Stoudamire (6'2''-G) of Black Hills St.
G: Raquan Mitchell (6'3''-G) of N.Mexico Highlands
F: Stefan Desnica (6'7''-F) of Black Hills St.
G: Desmond Carpenter (6'2''-G) of N.Mexico Highlands
C: Ben Clare (6'8''-C) of Colorado Mines
G: Jarrett Brodbeck (6'4''-G) of Regis Univ.