Wrestling | 7/3/2025 12:37:00 PM
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (July 3, 2025) - The Texas Woman's Wrestling team has been named the 2024–25 Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference (RMAC) Brechler Award winner, earning the highest team grade-point average in the conference with a 3.413.
The RMAC Brechler Awards recognize the top team GPAs in each of the conference's 22 NCAA-sponsored sports. The award is presented annually to the team with the highest GPA—calculated to the thousandth decimal point—among all student-athletes listed on an institution's NCAA eligibility roster.
"I'm incredibly proud of the team's dedication and hard work," said Head Coach Randi Miller. "They set a clear goal together regarding their GPA, and it's inspiring to see them achieve this award through their collective effort and perseverance."
A testament to the program's consistent success off the mat, two Pioneers earned RMAC First Team Academic All-Conference honors for the second straight year in March. Additionally, two more wrestlers were named to the 2024–25 Academic Honor Roll.
The Brechler Awards are named in honor of former RMAC Commissioner Paul W. Brechler (1976–90) and his wife, Wanda, who were the first inductees into the RMAC Hall of Fame. Each team GPA is determined by dividing total quality points by total credit hours for each semester. Final GPAs were submitted by each institution's compliance administrator.
2024–25 RMAC Brechler Award Winners by Sport:
Baseball: Regis – 3.432
Men's Basketball: Regis – 3.495
Women's Basketball: Black Hills State – 3.865
Men's Cross Country: Colorado School of Mines – 3.595
Women's Cross Country: CSU Pueblo – 3.828
Football: South Dakota Mines – 3.297
Men's Golf: Colorado Mesa – 3.417
Women's Golf: Chadron State – 3.750
Men's Lacrosse: Westminster – 3.400
Women's Lacrosse: Regis – 3.790
Men's Soccer: Regis – 3.648
Women's Soccer: Westminster – 3.767
Softball: Black Hills State 3.660
Men's Swimming and Diving: Colorado Mesa – 3.474
Women's Swimming and Diving: Western Colorado – 3.601
Men's Indoor Track & Field: Colorado School of Mines – 3.563
Women's Indoor Track & Field: Chadron State – 3.730
Men's Outdoor Track & Field: Colorado Mesa – 3.544
Women's Outdoor Track & Field: Chadron State – 3.750
Volleyball: MSU Denver – 3.809
Men's Wrestling: Colorado Mesa – 3.525
Women's Wrestling: Texas Woman's – 3.413
