COLORADO SPRINGS, Colorado — On Monday afternoon, March 16th, the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference released its 2025-26 RMAC Men's Basketball Academic Player of the Year, along with the 2025-26 First Team Academic All-Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference team. For the Grizzlies, they received recognition for Senior Wyatt Helming who was selected as one of ten men selected from the entire conference. Helming receives this recognition after being selected as an All-RMAC First Team selection while also carrying an impressive 3.80 GPA.
For Helming, his recognition as both an All-RMAC First Team selection and an All-RMAC Academic First Team selection comes after an outstanding season where he averaged 15.8 points per game, and 7.3 rebounds per game. For Helming, he was not only one of the best Adams State basketball players on the court but he was also the best academic student for the Grizzlies. Helming's 3.80 GPA in Business Administration ranked highest on the team earning him the impressive All-RMAC Academic First Team selection. Helming was also the Grizzlies only selection on the 2025-26 RMAC Men's Basketball Academic Honor Roll.
2025-26 RMAC Men's Basketball Academic Player of the Year
Cam Lowe, Black Hills State
2025-26 First Team Academic All-Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference
Student-Athlete School Class Pos GPA Major Hometown
Braydon Jacob Colorado School of Mines R-Fr. G 3.89 Mechanical Engineering Castle Rock, Colo.
Tyler Halligan (HM) Western Colorado Jr. F 3.97 Business Administration Green, Ohio
Wyatt Helming Adams State Sr. F 3.80 Business Administration Lake Mills, Iowa
Abel Hutchinson (HM) South Dakota Mines R-Jr. G 3.88 Civil Engineering Bentonville, Ark.
Alexander Hurr UCCS R-Sr. G 4.00 Marketing Loveland, Colo.
Sam Howery (1) CSU Pueblo Sr. G 3.99 Marketing Colorado Springs, Colo.
Cam Lowe Black Hills State R-So. G 3.93 Exercise Science Colorado Springs, Colo.
Martin Poznanovic South Dakota Mines Gr. F 4.00 Computer Science Uzice, Serbia
Blake Volmer (1) Black Hills State Jr. G 4.00 Business Administration Winner, S.D.
Guido Wanschelbaum (HM) South Dakota Mines Jr. F 3.96 Industrial Engineering Buenos Aires, Argentina
