2025 Sportswomen of Colorado Recipients

DENVER - Colorado School of Mines women's soccer forward Bella Campos and track & field distance runner Jenna Ramsey-Rutledge have earned honors from the Sportswomen of Colorado in recognition of their outstanding 2025 seasons.

Campos was recognized as the organization's Division II College Soccer player of the year, while Ramsey-Rutledge was given a special award as one of two Pacesetters of the Year. The Oredigger duo will receive their awards on March at the organization's annual banquet at the Hyatt Regency Denver Tech Center.

Campos was a driving force behind Mines' RMAC Tournament championship and appearance in the NCAA Second Round, scoring 20 goals and four assists as a junior in 2025. The RMAC Player of the Year was also a consensus First-Team All-American tying for the national lead in scoring as only the second player in program history to reach 20 goals in a season. Campos had a postseason hat trick against Adams State in the RMAC Tournament among six multi-goal matches overall. In addition to her all-America awards, Campos was the D2CCA South Central Regional Player of the Year, First-Team All-RMAC, and a member of the RMAC All-Tournament team.

Ramsey-Rutledge was the 2025 NCAA Division II national champion in the indoor 5,000m, one of three all-America finishes on the track last year. Mines' first women's indoor national champion on the track, Ramsey-Rutledge set the D-II all-meets 5K record of 15:40.98 during the 2025 season on her way to earning RMAC Co-Track Athlete of the Year honors and the national title. Outdoors, she was the national silver medalist in the 10,000m and finished fifth in the 5,000m at the NCAA Championships after capturing the RMAC title on her home track in the 5K. Ramsey-Rutledge was selected as a First-Team Academic All-American after the season. Ramsey-Rutledge shared the Pacesetters of the Year award with fellow national champion Helen Braybrook of CSU Pueblo.

Founded in 1974, Sportswomen of Colorado is a community-based organization that promotes, honors, and empowers Colorado girls and women in sport by celebrating excellence, supporting participation, eliminating barriers, and connecting female athletes, coaches, and contributors across all levels in the state. They achieve this through their annual awards, sports camp scholarships, satellite sports clinics led by women's collegiate teams, and by raising the visibility of women's athletic achievements.