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UTSA fields a Division I track and field program in the American, with the Roadrunners representing the school across the modern era of college athletics. The Roadrunners bring 31 athletes into the American competition this season. Home meets for the Roadrunners are held at Park West Athletics Complex in , . Rowdy anchors UTSA track and field identity, with "Go Roadrunners, Go!" as the program's fight song. When fans fuel a Roadrunner athlete on RallyFuel, 90% lands directly with the athlete — funding training, recovery, and the realities of college sports.
UTSA, the University of Texas at San Antonio, competes in NCAA Division I as a member of the American Conference, which it joined on July 1, 2023. The Roadrunners' athletics site lists 17 sports at the Division I level. The school is in San Antonio, Texas, and began competing in 1981 as an independent.
Before the American, UTSA's teams played in the Trans America Athletic Conference (now the Atlantic Sun) starting in 1986, the Southland Conference starting in 1992, the Western Athletic Conference in 2012-13, and Conference USA for about ten years. The school's athletics site counts more than 80 conference championships, over 60 NCAA postseason appearances and 73 All-Americans.
UTSA football began play in 2011 after a practice year in 2010, moved up to FBS in 2014 and played its first bowl game, the New Mexico Bowl, in 2016. The football team then won Conference USA titles in 2021 and 2022:
On the school's own list, the largest conference-title totals belong to men's cross country (9), women's basketball (8) and men's indoor track and field (8), with baseball and men's basketball at 7 each.
Football plays at the Alamodome, which opened in 1993 and has a UTSA football game capacity of 34,984. Men's and women's basketball and volleyball play in the Convocation Center, which opened in 1975. The Park West Athletics Complex is also part of the athletics campus.
UTSA has hosted more than 20 NCAA Championship events since 1997, including five men's and three women's Final Fours, according to the athletics site. Upcoming events include the 2026 women's volleyball championships, a 2027 men's basketball regional and the 2029 Women's Final Four.