RMISA Championships

RMISA Champions

The RMISA Champion is awarded each season at the annual RMISA Championships meet, which normally doubles as the NCAA Western Regional. The RMISA was founded in 1950, four years before becoming a sanctioned sport by the NCAA. From 1950–82, a men's champion was awarded. In 1977, women's skiing became an RMISA sport, six years before being recognized by the NCAA. Starting in 1983 when women's sports became part of the NCAA, the sport became coed and thus a coed champion was recognized from the RMISA, as well.

Coed Champions

Season Champion Runner-up
1983WyomingUtah
1984UtahColorado
1985UtahColorado
1986ColoradoUtah
1987UtahWyoming
1988UtahColorado
1989UtahWyoming
1990UtahColorado
1991ColoradoUtah
1992New MexicoUtah
1993ColoradoUtah
1994ColoradoUtah
1995ColoradoUtah
1996UtahColorado
1997UtahColorado
1998UtahColorado
1999ColoradoDenver
2000ColoradoDenver
2001DenverColorado
2002ColoradoUtah
2003UtahColorado
2004DenverNew Mexico
2005DenverNew Mexico
2006ColoradoNew Mexico
2007DenverColorado
2008ColoradoUtah
2009New MexicoColorado
2010ColoradoAlaska Anchorage
2011ColoradoUtah
2012UtahColorado
2013ColoradoUtah
2014UtahColorado
2015ColoradoNew Mexico
2016UtahColorado
2017ColoradoDenver
2018DenverColorado
2019UtahColorado
2020DenverUtah
2021UtahDenver
2022UtahDenver
2023UtahColorado
2024ColoradoUtah
2025UtahColorado

Men's Champions

Season Champion Runner-up
1950DenverWestern State
1951DenverUtah
1952DenverUtah
1953Western StateDenver
1954DenverUtah
1955DenverColorado
1956DenverIdaho
1957DenverColorado
1958DenverColorado
1959ColoradoDenver
1960ColoradoDenver
1961DenverColorado
1962ColoradoDenver
1963ColoradoDenver
1964Western StateDenver
1965DenverUtah
1966DenverUtah
1967DenverWyoming
1968WyomingDenver
1969ColoradoDenver
1970DenverColorado
1971DenverColorado
1972ColoradoDenver
1973ColoradoDenver
1974ColoradoDenver
1975ColoradoUtah
1976ColoradoWyoming
1977WyomingColorado
1978WyomingColorado
1979ColoradoUtah
1980UtahColorado
1981UtahColorado
1982UtahColorado

Women's Champions

Season Champion Runner-up
1977UtahWyoming
1978ColoradoUtah
1979ColoradoUtah
1980WyomingColorado
1981UtahColorado
1982WyomingColorado

Men's Championships
Denver 14, Colorado 11, Utah 3, Wyoming 3, Western State 2.

Women's Championships
Colorado 2, Utah 2, Wyoming 2.

Coed Championships
Utah 17, Colorado 16, Denver 6, New Mexico 2, Wyoming 1.

Total Championships (championship meets)
Colorado 29, Utah 22, Denver 20, Wyoming 4, New Mexico 2, Western State 2.

Total Championships (with regular season)
Colorado 37, Utah 32, Denver 22, Wyoming 4, New Mexico 3, Western State 2.

RMISA Regular Season Champions

The RMISA has recognized a regular season champion since 2006. The regular season champion is determined by the accumulation of meet points for each regular season meet prior to the RMISA Championships/NCAA West Regional. Additionally, recognized at the annual RMISA Championship banquet are regular season point leaders for Alpine, Nordic, Men, Women, Men's Alpine, Women's Alpine, Men's Nordic and Women's Nordic. Click on the season to view the complete standings for that season.

Season Champion Points Alpine Nordic Men Women M-Alpine W-Alpine M-Nordic W-Nordic
2006 Colorado 2,299.5 ColoradoColoradoDenverColorado New MexicoColoradoDenverColorado
2007 Denver 2,214.5 DenverDenverDenverColorado New MexicoColoradoDenverMontana State
2008 Colorado 2,240 DenverColoradoDenverColorado DenverColoradoDenverColorado
2009 Colorado 2,161 New MexicoColoradoColoradoAlaska Anchorage DenverNew MexicoColoradoDenver
2010 New Mexico 3,483 New MexicoColoradoNew MexicoDenver New MexicoNew MexicoColoradoDenver
2011 Utah 3,510 New MexicoColoradoColoradoUtah New MexicoUtahColoradoUtah
2012 Utah 3,554 UtahUtahUtahUtah DenverUtahUtahAlaska Anchorage
2013 Colorado 3,498 DenverColoradoUtahColorado DenverColoradoUtahColorado
2014 Denver 2,608.5 DenverDenverDenverDenver DenverUtahDenverDenver
2015 Colorado 2,481 DenverColoradoDenverUtah DenverDenverColoradoUtah
2016 Utah 2,525 DenverUtahColoradoUtah ColoradoDenverUtahUtah
2017 Utah 2,482.5 DenverUtahDenverColorado ColoradoDenverDenverColorado
2018 Colorado 2,603 DenverColoradoColoradoColorado DenverDenverUtahColorado
2019 Utah 2,489.5 DenverUtahUtahColorado UtahDenverUtahUtah
2020 Utah 2,185 UtahUtahUtahUtah UtahColoradoUtahUtah
2021 Utah 2,837 WestminsterUtahUtahUtah WestminsterWestminsterUtahUtah
2022 Utah 2,786 UtahUtahUtahUtah UtahUtahDenverUtah
2023 Utah 2,821 UtahUtahUtahUtah UtahDenverUtahUtah
2024 Colorado 2,381.5 UtahColoradoDenverUtah UtahDenverDenverUtah
2025 Utah 3,020.5 UtahDenverColoradoUtah ColoradoUtahDenverUtah
2026 Colorado 2,733 ColoradoColoradoColoradoColorado ColoradoColoradoColoradoUtah

Most Regular Season Championships: Utah 10, Colorado 8, Denver 2, New Mexico 1.
Most Alpine Championships: Denver 9, Utah 6, New Mexico 3, Colorado 2, Westminster 1.
Most Nordic Championships: Colorado 10, Utah 9, Denver 2.
Most Men's Championships: Denver 7, Utah 7, Colorado 6, New Mexico 1.
Most Women's Championships: Utah 10, Colorado 8, Denver 2, Alaska Anchorage 1.
Most Men's Alpine Championships: Denver 7, Utah 5, Colorado 4, New Mexico 4, Westminster 1.
Most Women's Alpine Championships: Denver 7, Colorado 6, Utah 5, New Mexico 2, Westminster 1.
Most Men's Nordic Championships: Denver 8, Utah 8, Colorado 5.
Most Women's Nordic Championships: Utah 11, Colorado 5, Denver 3, Alaska Anchorage 1, Montana State 1.