UTSA’s Lisa Campos Honored as Athletic Director of the Year
Lisa Campos, Vice President for Intercollegiate Athletics at UTSA, has been honored as the Sandy Barbour Nike DI FBS Athletic Director of the Year by Women Leaders in Sports. This recognition marks her second Athletic Director of the Year title in 2023, following her earlier accolade from the National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics. Campos emphasizes the collective effort of UTSA Athletics in achieving this recognition, underscoring a period of significant momentum and success for the department. She also has a proven track record of growth in athletics, notably elevating UTSA’s competitive standing and enhancing facilities. Campos is committed to supporting first-generation college students and has initiated transformative programs within the athletics department.
By the Numbers- UTSA has won a total of 11 team conference championships during Campos' tenure.
- During the 2025 baseball season, the team set a school record with 47 wins.
- UTSA Athletics is currently recognized for its continued excellence with multiple championships and honors.
- Under Campos' leadership, academic performance has seen an NCAA Division I Graduation Success Rate over 80% each year.
The upcoming 2026 Women Leaders in Sports National Convention will celebrate award winners, providing visibility and networking opportunities for women in sports leadership. Campos aims to continue enhancing UTSA's athletic programs and explore further innovations in student-athlete support and facilities.
Bottom LineCampos exemplifies transformative leadership in collegiate athletics, focusing on student success, academic excellence, and innovative support systems. Her achievements highlight the importance of strong leadership in shaping the future of college sports and empowering women within the industry.
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