Bright future in store for women’s soccer team captain Aleesa Muir ’20
Captain of the top-ranked women’s soccer team Aleesa Muir ’20 shares her plans for the future – from the Air Force and med school to pro soccer and traveling the world. (More)
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September in photos
Here’s a look at some of the favorite images from University Communications from September 2019. (More)
UCCS women’s soccer at the top of latest national poll
The Mountain Lion women’s soccer team becomes the first sport in UCCS history to be ranked at No. 1 in a national coaches poll. (More)
Muir wins WPSL national championship with Pensacola FC
Aleesa Muir took the same drive and success that has led UCCS to back-to-back national playoffs appearances to help Pensacola FC win the Women’s Premier Soccer League 2019 national championship this summer. (More)
19 join UCCS in July
Nineteen people accepted positions at UCCS in July 2019, according to the Office of Human Resources. (More)
Webb to compete at the 2019 USATF Outdoor Championships July 25-28
The RMAC Woman of the Year will compete at the USA Track and Field Outdoor Championships for the second straight year in Iowa. (More)
Mountain Lions claim 11th Steel & Silver Series Trophy
For the 11th time in its 14-year history, the UCCS Athletic Department claimed the Steel & Silver Series all-sports competition cup against Colorado State University-Pueblo. (More)
Mountain Lion student-athletes rank fourth in Division II for community service
In a recent 2018-19 NCAA Division II report developed by Helper Helper, UCCS student-athletes ranked No. 4 in the nation with 7,060 volunteer hours recorded. (More)
Ross and Webb named Google Cloud Academic All-Americans
Skylyn Webb and Will Ross earned recognition for excellence on the track and in the classroom as the College Sports Information Directors of America announced the 2018-19 Google Cloud Academic All-America® Division II Men’s and Women’s Track/Cross Country teams (More)
Webb named RMAC Woman of the Year
Skylyn Webb, a three-time national track and field champion and outstanding graduate student in clinical psychology, is the 2019 Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference Woman of the Year. (More)