LAST WEEKEND
The Mavericks swept MSU Denver in four games at Suplizio Field that earned them their seventh straight RMAC Regular Season Championship. During the series, the hitters batted .383 with .669 slugging percentage that included nine home runs. The CMU pitching staff got back on track with a 3.66 ERA and averaged over eight strikeouts per game. 

ALL-RMAC
Colorado Mesa had an astounding 12 players earn recognition on the All-RMAC team this season. Freshman Jordan Stubbings led the way, being named RMAC Freshman Position Player of the Year after leading the Mavericks with 10 home runs and a .422 batting average. Head coach Chris Hanks earned his 10th RMAC Coach of the Year nod after leading the Mavericks to their 25th overall RMAC Championship.

SHUT EM DOWN
Colorado Mesa is 27-3 when holding their opponents to five runs or less during the season. That record drops to 9-10 when they score six runs or more. 

HIT SQUAD
The Mavericks are 30-4 when they out-hit their opponents and just 4-5 when they are out-hit during a game. 

HOME SWEET HOME
After playing 29 of the 49 regular season games away from Suplizio Field, the Mavericks will be at home during the RMAC Tournament. They are 18-2 this season when playing at home and have won over 81 percent of their home games dating back to the 2004 season. 

800
During the UCCS series, head coach Chris Hanks won his 800th game as the skipper of Colorado Mesa University. Hanks' first win came on February 11, 1999, a 9-6 win over Division I Southern Utah in St. George, Utah.

REGIONAL RANKINGS
The NCAA Regional Rankings won't be released until later in the week but the likely rankings could look something like this; 1. West Texas A&M, 2. Colorado Mesa, 3. Texas A&M-Kingsville, 4. Colorado School of Mines, 5. St. Edward's, 6. Angelo State. 

50
The Mavericks set a program record a year ago by going 50-12 during the 2017 campaign. The 50 wins was a program first and ending up leading the nation in wins. The 50th win may not have come against a grander opponent in top ranked Delta State in the NCAA Division II World Series.

NATIONAL RANKINGS
Colorado Mesa moved up a couple notches, up to No. 12, in the Collegiate Baseball Newspaper coaches poll after the weekend sweep.The Perfect Game poll and NCBWA poll will each be out later this week. 

THE SKIPPER
Head coach Chris Hanks enters his 20th season guiding the Mavericks and has an impressive 824-341 record, most in program history. In 2017, he guided the Mavericks to their third NCAA Division II World Series and their ninth straight NCAA Tournament. The feat earned him ABCA South Central Region Coach of the year, an honor he has earned three times now.

UP NEXT
Colorado Mesa is pretty much a lock to make the NCAA Regional Tournament for the 10th straight season regardless if they win the RMAC Tournament or not. There is even an outside shot that they could be the No. 1 seed and host. More likely scenario is a road trip to the Lone Star State.