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Scoring at the RMAC championships

The RMAC championship scores the top eight in each track and field event and the first five finishers on each cross country team. These tables show what it took to score at the latest outdoor, indoor and cross country championships: 8th place, the winner and the slowest performance into each final on the track, and the all-conference lines and every team's score in cross country. They come from the official results and show what it took that year. They are not recruiting standards.

8th place at the 2026 RMAC outdoor championship, women
Event8th placeSchoolWinnerLast into the final
100m 12.09 (+1.1)Colorado Mesa11.46 (+1.1)12.05 (+3.2 w)
200m 24.86 (+2.2 w) (7th)aColorado Springs23.96 (+2.2 w)25.13 (+4.8 w)
400m 58.12Colorado Springs54.8958.38
100m hurdles 14.82 (+1.1)Colorado Springs13.02 (+1.1)15.19 (+1.6)
400m hurdles 1:04.35Colorado Springs58.111:02.87
800m 2:15.51Colorado Mines2:08.912:17.89
1500m 4:41.99Colorado Springs4:27.244:49.27
3000m steeplechase 11:10.83Colorado Mesa10:39.31No prelims
5000m 18:05.21Adams State16:57.21No prelims
10,000m 37:59.72Colorado Springs36:46.75No prelims
4x100m relay 50.48Westminster - Utah44.83No prelims
4x400m relay 3:59.29MSU Denver3:43.38No prelims
High jump 1.57m (T-8th)bColorado Mesa1.70m—
Pole vault 3.57mColorado Mesa3.82m—
Long jump 5.70m (+4.5 w)Colorado Springs6.15m (+2.8 w)—
Triple jump 11.53m (+1.7)Colorado Springs12.51m (+1.4)—
Shot put (4kg) 12.31mColorado Springs15.29m—
Discus (1kg) 40.99mAdams State47.72m—
Hammer (4kg) 47.55mColorado Mines54.34m—
Javelin (600g) 38.59mMSU Denver46.98m—
Heptathlon 4490 ptsWestern Colorado4962 pts—

a 200m: Only 7 athletes placed in the final, so the last scoring place (7th) is shown.

b High jump: 3 tied for 8th at 1.57m.

Source: official results of the 2026 RMAC Outdoor Track and Field Championships on TFRRS (April 24-26, 2026, CSU Pueblo, Pueblo, CO, 4,848 ft elevation). Throws name the collegiate implement. Last into the final is the slowest performance among the athletes who ran the final after prelims.

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