NCAA DII Baseball Program

Colorado School of Mines Baseball - CO

Colorado School of Mines baseball competes at the NCAA DII level in Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference and is based in Golden, CO. Campus enrollment is about 6,155 students. The published acceptance rate is 61%. Recent baseball results include 2026: 21-33. Listed coaches include Bryan King, Robby Bales, and Justin Durnil.

Colorado School of Mines reached the RMAC tournament championship game in 2026 despite a 21-33 overall and 14-18 conference record. The Orediggers’ Cinderella run ended against Colorado Mesa after earlier tournament wins. That postseason appearance followed a 13-34 season in 2025 under head coach Robby Bales in Golden, Colorado.

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Program Snapshot

  • Location: Golden, CO
  • Division: NCAA DII
  • Conference: Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference
  • School type: Public
  • Campus setting: Suburb: Large (outside principal city, in urbanized area with population of 250,000 or more)
  • Enrollment: 6,155 students
  • Enrollment by sex: 68% men / 32% women
  • Acceptance rate: 61%
  • Source: U.S. Dept. of Education
  • Average annual cost: $28,690
  • In-state tuition: $21,914
  • Out-of-state tuition: $45,824

Coaching Staff

  • Bryan King, Assistant Coach
  • Robby Bales, Head Coach
  • Justin Durnil, Pitching Coach

Recent Baseball Results

  • 2026: 21-33 (Loss in Championship Game)
  • 2025: 13-34
  • 2024: 29-21
  • 2023: 22-25
  • 2022: 33-19

Members-only details for Colorado School of Mines

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The 2026-27 roster breakdown is available to members, including class makeup, position depth by class, expected openings after this season, handedness, average height and weight by position, and where players come from.

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Conference: Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference

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