The University of Colorado Colorado Springs baseball team concluded their 2026 season, losing 11-4 to the top-seeded Colorado Mesa University in the RMAC Tournament. The Mountain Lions started strong but fell behind early due to crucial errors and hitting by the Mavericks, who secured their win with a powerful performance anchored by Tate Blasi's two home runs. UCCS ends the season with a program-record 33 wins in a significant playoff appearance. The final score marks a continuation of their struggles against Colorado Mesa, with an all-time record of 11-34 against the Mavericks.

By the Numbers
  • UCCS finished the season with a record of 33-19-1.
  • Colorado Mesa recorded 47 wins this season, boasting a record of 47-5.
  • Tate Blasi hit two home runs and drove in five RBIs for Colorado Mesa.
State of Play
  • The Mountain Lions faced early setbacks, trailing 7-0 by the fourth inning.
  • Despite a late rally in the ninth, UCCS fell short, unable to overcome the Mavericks' substantial lead.
  • This tournament marked UCCS's second consecutive appearance in the RMAC Championships.
What's Next

Looking ahead, UCCS will focus on rebuilding for the next season, with hopes to leverage their record wins to attract new talent and enhance their competitive edge in the RMAC. Strategic improvements will be essential for a stronger postseason performance next year.

Bottom Line

The loss to Colorado Mesa underscores the Mountain Lions' need for improvement, particularly in crucial moments of high-stakes games. Moving forward, UCCS aims to build on their record season, emphasizing resilience and strategic growth to challenge for future championships.