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Division I · Mountain West Conference

University of New Mexico Women's Track & Field

Albuquerque, NM · the Lobos · University of New Mexico overview
140
Roster
95 over the D-I cap of 45
$1.4M
Team budget
70th percentile in Division I
$10,089
Per roster spot
median $10,430
12
Coaches
3 head · 9 assistant
988
APR
98% of players retained
95%
Admitted
bottom quarter for selectivity

University of New Mexico fields a women's track & field team in the Mountain West Conference (NCAA Division I). In 2024–25 the roster carried 140 players, above the median of 95, with 3 head coaches and 9 assistants. Team expenses were $1,412,588, well above the median of $939k — $10,089 per roster spot, lower half of Division I women's track & field programs. Under the Division I roster cap of 45 in force from 2025-26, that is 95 over — cuts or attrition are likely, though players already on the roster may stay (315 of 348 Division I programs carried more than the cap). The team's multi-year Academic Progress Rate is 988, about the median of 987, with 98% of players retained year to year. The school gave $4,855,777 in athletic aid across its women's teams, about $17,158 per roster spot.

Among Division I women's track & field programs

Where this program sits against its 348 peers (percentile; the tick is the median).

Team budget$1.4M
Spend per player$10,089
Roster size140
Coaching staff12
APR988

Team budgets across the division

$27k$5.1M
this programevery Division I women's track & field program

Roster sizes (cap 45)

15269
this programevery Division I roster

The program

  • Roster140 2024–25 season
  • Division I roster cap45 95 over last season
  • Coaching staff3 head, 9 assistant
  • Team expenses$1,412,588 for the year
  • Operating expenses$233,709 game-day and travel
  • Spend per roster spot$10,089 division median $10,430
  • Academic Progress Rate988 multi-year; 1000 latest
  • Players retained98% year to year
  • Eligible99% of player-terms
  • Athletic aid, women's teams$4,855,777 school-wide
  • Aid per roster spot$17,158 across women's teams
  • Recruiting spend, women's$273,331 school-wide

Coaching staff

NameTitleEmail
Darren Gauson head coachHead CoachOn file · sign in
Kelli BlakeAssistant Coach: DistanceOn file · sign in
Ryan ConanAssistant Coach: JumpsOn file · sign in
Dustyn McKenneyAssistant Coach: DistanceOn file · sign in
Kyra MohnsAssistant Coach: Sprints / Hurdles / MultisOn file · sign in
Jared BerrymanAssistant Coach: Distance / Director of OperationsOn file · sign in
Raquel WilliamsVolunteer Assistant Coachnot on file
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Recruiting timing

  • Coaches may first contact youJune 15 after sophomore year
  • Your own emailsAny time the rule limits what coaches send back
  • High-school track & field players513,808 2024-25
  • Division I roster spots33,139 348 programs
  • Odds of a spot1 in 16 6.4% of high-school players hold a Division I roster spot

General NCAA rule for Division I; the women's track & field recruiting guide has the date for each grad year, the eligibility checklist and what to put in a first email.

About the school

What an athlete asks first — each panel opens the full picture.
16,905undergraduates · 22,700 students in all
Women 57% Men 43%
Setting
City
Type
Public · Research university
Affiliation
None
95%admitted · of 12,907 applicants
SAT middle 50%900 – 1160
ACT middle 50%19 – 26
Test scores
Test-optional
Graduate in 6 yrs
52%

Women's Track & Field

Full picture →
140on the roster · 2024–25 season
Roster vs the D-I cap of 45140
95 over — players already on the roster may stay
Academic Progress Rate988
98% of players kept year to year
Team expenses
$1,412,588 $10,090 per roster spot · upper half of Division I
Coaches
3 head · 9 assistant
Athletic aid, women's teams
$4,855,777
Recruiting spend, women's
$273,331
$7,528net price · after grants, aided first-years
Sticker, in-state$26,035
Sticker, out-of-state$44,370
Average net price$7,528
Net price by family income
$0–30k$13,908
$30–48k$15,609
$48–75k$18,586
$75–110k$20,679
$110k and up$20,948
Tuition & fees
$8,115 in-state · $26,451 out

Campus safety

Full picture →
4.12violent offences per 1,000 · students a year, 2022–2024
Violent4.12
Property6.01
In residence halls
26 burglaries · 40 sex offences over 2022–2024
Residence-hall fires
5 over 2022–2024
19%of bachelor's degrees in health professions & nursing · 24 fields · Bachelor's, Doctorate, Master's
Health professions & nursing607 · 19%
Business447 · 14%
Psychology379 · 12%
Biological sciences231 · 7%
Education190 · 6%

Research University of New Mexico

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Women's Track & Field programs within 150 miles

University of New MexicoNew Mexico Highlands University · 87 mi
SchoolMilesRosterBudgetAPRAdmitted
New Mexico Highlands University Division II · Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference8756$453k——

Other women's track & field programs in the Mountain West Conference

SchoolRosterBudgetPer playerAPRCompare
University of Hawaii, Manoa 62 over cap107$1.9M$17,676993vs
University of Nevada, Las Vegas 74 over cap119$1.7M$13,995969vs
University of Nevada, Reno 56 over cap101$1.4M$14,174977vs
University of New Mexico 95 over cap140$1.4M$10,089988vs
University of Wyoming 101 over cap146$1.4M$9,262991vs
University of California, Davis 84 over cap129$1.3M$10,211990vs
University of Texas at El Paso 28 over cap73$1.3M$17,746974vs
Grand Canyon University 60 over cap105$1M$9,818986vs
San Jose State University 33 over cap78$858k$10,999946vs
U.S. Air Force Academy———993vs

Every Mountain West Conference women's track & field program · Women's Track & Field budgets ranked