PUEBLO, Colo. – The Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference (RMAC) released its 2025-26 Women's Swimming and Diving Preseason Coaches' Poll on Thursday, placing Colorado State University Pueblo sixth among the nine competing programs.

Colorado Mesa University, the seven-time defending RMAC champions, were the unanimous favorites to once again claim the conference crown, receiving all eight possible first-place votes. Simon Fraser University followed in second place, while Colorado School of Mines was selected third. Oklahoma Christian and Western Colorado rounded out the top five ahead of the ThunderWolves, who earned 27 points in the poll.

CSU Pueblo will aim to climb the standings under head coach Susanne Divelbiss, as the Pack return a competitive core of swimmers eager to make a mark at this year's RMAC Championships. Nebraska-Kearney, Texas-Permian Basin, and Adams State completed the poll rankings.

The 2025-26 season is already underway as the Pack begin their build-up to the RMAC Swimming and Diving Championships, scheduled for February 10–14 in Grand Junction, Colorado, hosted by Colorado Mesa.

All RMAC swimming and diving competitions will be broadcast exclusively on the RMAC Network, which has introduced a new pay-per-view model this season. Fans can take advantage of the RMAC Network "Peak Pricing" sale from October 13–26 to purchase an annual subscription for $120 using the code RMACELEVATE25. Students, faculty, and staff of member institutions can access a discounted annual subscription year-round with the code Y26-RMACEDU by using their campus email address.