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Here’s how the RMAC basketball tournament standings are shaping up

Fort Lewis and Colorado Mines are atop men’s standings entering Friday’s showdown at Whalen Gymnasium; Fort Lewis women battling for spot in RMAC tournament

Herald Staff Report

Wednesday, Jan 31, 2024 9:34 AM MT

Updated Wednesday, Jan 31, 2024 10:18 AM MT

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Men’s standings (through Tuesday, Jan. 30)1. Fort Lewis College #17-2 overall12-1 in RMAC2. Colorado School of Mines18-3 overall12-1 in RMAC3. Colorado Mesa %16-3 overall12-1 in RMAC4. Black Hills State University9-9 overall7-5 in RMAC5. * Regis and Chadron State10-9 overall7-6 in RMAC7. MSU Denver12-6 overall6-6 in RMACTeams in the hunt8. South Dakota Mines8-10 overall6-6 in RMAC9. UC Colorado Springs10-10 overall6-8 in RMAC10. Colorado State Pueblo9-10 overall5-8 in RMAC# = Fort Lewis currently owns head-to-head tiebreaker with Colorado Mesa% = Colorado Mesa currently owns head-to-head tiebreaker with Colorado Mines* = Regis owns tiebreaker versus Chadron State via head-to-head point differentials

Women’s standings (through Tuesday, Jan. 30)1. Colorado School of Mines17-2 overall12-1 in RMAC2. Regis University16-3 overall11-2 in RMAC3. Colorado Mesa16-4 overall10-3 in RMAC4. Adams State University14-6 overall9-3 in RMAC5. UC Colorado Springs13-7 overall10-4 in RMAC6. Black Hills State University11-5 overall8-4 in RMAC7. Fort Lewis College11-8 overall8-5 in RMACTeams in the hunt8. Colorado Christian10-9 overall6-7 in RMAC9. Colorado State Pueblo11-10 overall6-7 in RMAC

Fort Lewis College players cheer on their teammates on Friday, Jan. 19, 2024, against Chadron State College at Whalen Gymnasium. (Jerry McBride/Durango Herald)
Fort Lewis College players cheer on their teammates on Friday, Jan. 19, 2024, against Chadron State College at Whalen Gymnasium. (Jerry McBride/Durango Herald)Jerry McBride

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