Mesa State

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Flat effort

The weather forecast didn’t look good for a baseball game. Although the conditions weren’t ideal Sunday afternoon, the rain (and snow) held off long enough to get in the fourth and final game of Colorado Mesa’s home opening ...

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Reserves lift CMU men

The starters couldn’t find the energy and passion a second consecutive night. That happens on occasion in Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference men’s basketball. The bench, though, had some energy to spare Saturday night, lifting ...

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Mavs pound glass, WNMU

It was a foregone conclusion that Western New Mexico was going to try to double-team the post Saturday night at Brownson Arena. But which post to double? When there are three on the floor, there aren’t enough defenders to keep track, ...

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Mavs sweep past Tritons

Jared Christensen and Dylan Evans know all they have to do is keep their team in it. The Colorado Mesa University senior pitchers did just that, before the No. 29 Mavericks rallied to sweep the University of California-San Diego 6-4 and 3-2 ...

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Mavericks get revenge, rout Highlands

Colorado Mesa couldn’t wait for this one. The Mavericks, who lost on a controversial buzzer-beater a month ago at New Mexico Highlands, didn’t let the rematch come down to a final shot Friday night. The Colorado Mesa men’s ...

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A sizable advantage: Mesa’s tall lineup stifles Highlands in easy victory

Bigger was better Friday night for the Colorado Mesa University women’s basketball team. Debuting its new lineup, with four starters 6 feet or taller, the Mavericks used their size on both sides of the floor to their advantage in a ...

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Mavs fall in lengthy matches on mat

Eight of the nine Colorado Mesa University wrestlers went the entire seven minutes, but only two emerged victorious. No. 4 Nebraska-Kearney (8-3, 4-0 RMAC) won eight matches, including one by forfeit and one by technical fall to defeat No. 20 ...

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Roomy new digs

The Colorado Mesa University baseball team’s hitters made themselves right at home Friday in their new ballpark. Without so much as a practice at Canyon View Park, the Mavericks peppered four UC-San Diego pitchers for 14 runs on 18 hits ...

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Mavs’ redshirt freshmen continue to show growth

Sitting on the sidelines for an entire year can be tough for someone used to being a go-to player. Although Daniel Estes, Mike Melillo and Landon Vermeer are glad to be on the basketball court playing for the Colorado Mesa men’s ...

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Fort Hays State rallies to beat Mavs

The Colorado Mesa University wrestling team had a late lead, but it wasn’t enough. No. 15 Fort Hays State (Kan.) University won the last two matches to defeat No. 20 Colorado Mesa 21-16 in an RMAC dual on Thursday night in Hays, ...

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