Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference — men's wrestling (8)

The Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference (RMAC) is a Division II all-sports league centered on Colorado. Five of the 8 listed wrestling programs are Colorado schools: Adams State in Alamosa, Colorado Mesa in Grand Junction, Colorado Mines in Golden, CSU Pueblo and Western Colorado in Gunnison. Chadron State (Nebraska) and New Mexico Highlands round out the full members, and San Francisco State competes in the RMAC for wrestling only while its primary conference is the CCAA. That puts the league across 4 states.

Every listed program is a public university, which keeps costs low. Federal average net price runs from about $10,051 (CSU Pueblo) and $12,278 (San Francisco State) to about $28,690 (Colorado Mines), which is also the most selective (about 61 percent admitted) and has the highest federal completion rate in the group (about 82 percent). Most others admit 82 to nearly 100 percent of applicants. Size ranges from about 1,250 undergraduates at Adams State to roughly 18,600 at San Francisco State. Adams State, Chadron State, Colorado Mesa and Western Colorado also report women's wrestling programs.

7 of the 8 programs publish a wrestling-specific recruiting form; only New Mexico Highlands had none found. Conference finishes and NCAA qualifier counts are not yet published in our data for this league. Read the D2 scholarship guide, then use /compare to weigh cost against altitude, campus size and academic fit.