Adams State News

ALAMOSA, Colorado – In a hard fought battle against Black Hills State, the Grizzlies fall 79-69 in a Saturday night home game. The loss drops the Grizzlies to 16-9(10-7 RMAC) and to a tie for fifth place in conference with Colorado School of Mines, and New Mexico Highlands. With just three remaining games, the Grizzlies will look to close out their season strong, securing their place in the RMAC tournament at the beginning of March.

ALAMOSA, Colorado — In a Thursday afternoon game against Black Hills State University, the Grizzlies fall by a final score of 68-66. The loss drops the Grizzlies to a record of 19-8(13-4 RMAC). The Grizzlies are now tied for second-place with Black Hills State with just three games remaining in the RMAC regular season. The Grizzlies will play one more home game, and two away games to finish their season, as they look to wrap up a second-place finish in conference before the RMAC Tournament begins at the beginning of March.

Colorado Springs, Colo. — Adams State men's wrestling swept all three RMAC major awards and placed six wrestlers on the All-RMAC First and Second Teams, the conference office announced Thursday afternoon.

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. — On Wednesday afternoon the 2025-26 ROcky Mountain Athletic Conference Women's Wrestling Awards and All-Conference selections were announced. For the Grizzlies, they were awarded All-Conference recognition for three women who were all selected to the Second Team All-RMAC team. The three women were, Junior Mia Siqueriros at 103lbs.; Junior McKenna Hendrickson at 138lbs.; and Freshman Dakota Hull at 145lbs.

PLAINVIEW, Texas — Adams State gets walked-off in both games in the Sunday doubleheader against Wayland Baptist. In game one the Grizzlies fell 9-8, and in game two they fell to Wayland 6-5. The two losses now puts the Grizzlies at a record of 1-11.

Gunnison, Colo. – Adams State closed out the season for many of its redshirts and rookies Saturday, sending 20 wrestlers to compete at the Rocky Mountain Open.

Alamosa, Colo. – The Grizzlies wrapped up a weekend full of strong performances on Saturday evening. The Adams State team competed once again at three meets on opposite sides of the country, the UNM Don Kirby Elite Invite, the Harvard Crimson Open, and the BU David Hemery Valentine Invitational.

Grand Junction, Colo. – Adams State closed out the final day of the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference Championship with five individual finalists and four relay teams, capping the week with a strong showing across the board.

In a Saturday doubleheader, the Grizzlies drop both games to Wayland Baptist. In game one the Grizzlies fell 14-12, and in game two they fell 13-2. The two losses drop the Grizzlies to a record of 1-9 after the first 10 games of the season.

Salt Lake City – Adams State fell to Westminster University, 106-87, Saturday at Behnken Field House.