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Student-Athlete Feature Story (April, 2025)
Overall Career Honors
- RMAC Championship & CMU School Record Holder - Javelin (68.75m/225-7)
- Second Team USTFCCCA All-American - 2026 (Javelin)
- 2x USTFCCCA All-Region - Javelin (2025 & 2026)
- 2x RMAC Champion - Javelin (2025 & 2026)
- 3x First Team All-RMAC - Javelin (2024, 2025 & 2026)
- College Sports Communicators Academic All-American® - Third Team (2025-26)
- 2x College Sports Communicators Academic All-District® (2024-25 & 2025-26)
- 3x USTFCCCA All-Academic Team (2024, 2025 & 2026)
- 2x First Team Academic All-RMAC (2025 & 2026 Outdoor)
- RMAC Male Scholar-Athlete of the Year Nominee (2025-26)
2026 Outdoor (Redshirt Senior): Threw the javelin in six meets during an award-winning season… Earned Second Team USTFCCCA All-America honors thanks to a 14
th place finish at the NCAA Division II National Championships… Qualified for the national meet with his RMAC Championship and school-record throw of 68.75 meters (225-7)… Won his second straight RMAC title with that mark, which broke a 25-year old conference championship record… Also earned USTFCCCA All-South Central Region honors with that effort, which led the RMAC’s season-long performance list and ranked him second on the regional list… Was 11
th on the national list… Won the javelin at three meets, starting the season early with a then school-record setting mark of 68.58 meters (225-0) at the Beach Opener in Long Beach, California… Also won at the Maverick Early Bird Open… Finished fourth in the prestigious Clyde Littlefield Texas Relays, earning RMAC Field Athlete of the Week honors on Apr. 8… Also earned a variety of academic awards… Was named as a Third Team Academic All-American by the College Sports Communicators, becoming just the third Maverick man to earn such an honor… Was also named to the CSC Academic All-District Team for the second straight year… Was voted on to the First Team Academic All-RMAC squad for the second straight time… Earned a spot on the USTFCCCA All-Academic Team for the third straight year... Was CMU’s lone nominee from all sports for the RMAC Male Scholar-Athlete of the Year Award.
2025 Outdoor (Redshirt Junior): Won the javelin throw at the RMAC Championships to claim the gold medal and First Team All-RMAC honors… Had a throw of 61.31 meters (201-2) to do so… Set the former CMU record in the discipline with a throw of 64.83 meters (212-8) in the season-opening Dr. Dan Caprioglio Early Bird in Pueblo, Colorado… Ended up 23
rd on the national performance list with that NCAA provisional qualifying mark, which was just one spot shy of NCAA Championship qualification… Earned USTFCCCA All-South Central Regions... Competed in five meets, winning three times while finishing second in the other two… Was voted on to the RMAC First Team All-Academic squad... Selected to the College Sports Communicators Academic All-District
® Team... Also named to the USTFCCCA's All-Academic Team for the second straight year.
2024 Outdoor (Redshirt Sophomore): Represented the Mavs the javelin throw at four meets after joining the program mid-way through the outdoor season… Won the event at the Maverick Invite #2 with a season-best and NCAA Championship provisional qualifying throw of 58.97 meters (193-6) before taking the silver medal and First Team All-RMAC honors with a conference champion effort of 58.77 meters (192-10)… Also competed in two Last Chance meets… Was second on the RMAC season long performance list… Was also ranked sixth in the South Central Region and 49
th in Division II... Named to USTFCCCA All-Academic Team.
Before CMU: Spent two years at the University of Illinois, where he was a pitcher on the Fighting Illini baseball team…. Was a First Team Big Ten All-Academic pick in 2022.
Prep: 2021 graduate of Holy Family High School.
Personal: Is majoring in mechanical engineering… Aspires for a career in mechanical engineering to work in the aerospace or energy sectors… Son of Sid and Brenda Siefken… Brother Weston plays baseball at the Colorado School of Mines… Sister Jacquelynn is a softball player at UCCS… Enjoys fishing, hunting and other outdoor activities.
Why I Chose CMU: “I chose Colorado Mesa to continue my athletic journey as well as my mechanical engineering degree. I wanted to be back in the state of Colorado to be close to my family and have the opportunity to spend time outside.”
