Colorado School of Mines Athletics Information

What are Colorado School of Mines' Athletics Programs Like?

Below you'll find a list of men and women's sports teams at Mines. Check out their rankings and see how they measure up to other colleges.

Good Academics and Average Athletics

Colorado School of Mines competes in the NCAA II (RMAC) and performs on and off the field. Ranked #79 in our overall Best Colleges ranking, Colorado School of Mines has a Learfield Score of 546.

Colorado School of Mines competes in 14 sports and has a total of 622 student athletes: 440 men and 182 women.

Men's Sports

Colorado School of Mines spent $3,034,299 on men's teams and received $3,034,299 in revenue. On average, Colorado School of Mines gave male athletes $3,273 in sports related student aid.

There are 8 head coaches for men's teams. On average they make $60,182. They are supported by 21 assistant coaches who earn $29,929 on average.

Click the different tabs on the tables below to view information about the quality of the sports programs, how many players and coaches are involved in each sport, and how much money is spent and generated on each sport.

• Overall
• Personnel
• Financials
• Academics
• Competitiveness

Women's Sports

Colorado School of Mines spent $1,335,018 on women's teams and received $1,335,018 in revenue. On average, Colorado School of Mines gave female athletes $2,762 in sports related student aid.

There are 6 head coaches for women's teams. They make, on average, $49,715. They are supported by 12 assistant coaches who earn, on average, $21,373.

• Overall
• Personnel
• Financials
• Academics
• Competitiveness