Wednesday, July 23, 2008
Colorado State University-Pueblo basketball fans can cheer on the ThunderWolves as they take on the University of South Dakota in the opening round of the NCAA II Women’s Basketball Championships thanks to a Web broadcast of the game at Buffalo Wild Wings, 5821 N. Elizabeth, today, March 14, at 5 p.m.
For the third game in a row, the CSU-Pueblo ThunderWolves did what only they knew they could do…upset a team that they hadn’t beaten all year.
After traveling to Grand Junction and knocking off the favored Mesa State Mavericks, and then stunning the ninth-ranked Fort Lewis Skyhawks, the Pack parlayed the momentum into an RMAC Shootout […]
CSU-Pueblo ThunderWolves basketball Coach Kip Drown stressed playing good defense to his team all week. They would need it; they were up against the Fort Lewis Skyhawks, who drain a nation’s best 52 percent of their shots.
The Pack played a smothering defense, knocking off the Skyhawks, 70-68 in overtime, Friday afternoon, and holding them to […]
After nearly a decade of playing their “home games” off-campus, the Colorado State University-Pueblo ThunderWolves lacrosse team finally has its own field. Beginning this month, the ThunderWolves will play their home games on the CSU-Pueblo campus at the new Student Multi-Purpose Recreational Field.
It was a different feeling at the park on day two of the series against Nebraska-Kearney.
A different day that brought different results. Eleven runs was good enough to win both games Friday against the Lopers, but on Saturday it was only enough for the Pack to be doubled up 25-11 in game one.
The 27th ranked ThunderWolves entered Friday’s double dip having won the last four meetings with Nebraska-Kearney dating back to last year.
The Pack held off a late ninth-inning charge by the Lopers in game one when Ian O’Connor struck out Griff Watson leaving the bases loaded to secure the Pack an 11-10 victory. In game two, […]
To the naked eye, the ThunderWolves’ men’s and women’s tennis team essentially travelled 1,000 miles to get pounded into the pavement, losing most of the matches they had in the four-day-long tennis free-for-all.But the Pack tennis teams, taking on foes that were among the tops in the country, held their own all weekend long, tennis […]
The Pack lost their second straight game Saturday night in Durango, Colo., 55-71, to the number eighth ranked team in the nation, Fort Lewis College.
The Pack were led in scoring by Jonnie Draper who had 14 points, and Michelle Ambuul who had 10, but couldn’t muster enough offense to stay with the sharp-shooting Skyhawks.
When ThunderWolves’ ace Juan Gomez gave up two homers in the first inning in his first start ever in the thin Colorado air, the San Bernardino, Calif. native didn’t panic. Nor did his teammates.
When the ThunderWolves’ Ashley Aldrich and Bo Nuanez managed to uncork back-to-back jacks in the seventh inning of the Pack’s second game against Adams State Saturday, it didn’t generate the kind of excitement you would expect.
