After the CSU-Pueblo baseball team got off to a slow start this season it looked as if they would be in for a tough spring. That’s nothing but a distant past after another win Thursday, April 5, at Rawlings Field against Colorado Christian.
After the CSU-Pueblo baseball team got off to a slow start this season it looked as if they would be in for a tough spring. That’s nothing but a distant past after another win Thursday, April 5, at Rawlings Field against Colorado Christian.
The Pack's dominance continued Saturday, March 17, with a sweep of their double header against defending RMAC champs the Regis Rangers.
After ending the month of February with six straight losses, the lady ThunderWolves have won nine out of their last 10 games. The month of March has completely been owned by the Pack.
The ThunderWolves baseball team started a four-game series against Colorado Mesa Friday, March 9, at Runyon Field. With a 6-7 record the Pack needed to have a strong weekend against their conference opponents. It didn’t happen.
The men’s basketball game between CSU-Pueblo and Adams State College Feb. 11, ended in slow motion. Falling backwards, Pack senior Ty Trahern threw up a desperate three-point shot in double-overtime. With no time left on the clock, he watched it go through the basket and the crowd watched as CSU-Pueblo won the game 99-98.
After a heartbreaking loss the night before, CSU-Pueblo’s women’s basketball team pulled out a win against Adams State College 55-47, Feb. 11.
The ThunderWolves men’s basketball team, 10-10 overall, looked to avenge their New Year’s Eve loss to the UCCS Mountain Lions, 7-15 overall, Feb. 4, at Gallogly Events Center.
The Pack wrestling team was back in action Thursday, Jan. 26, facing a difficult test against fifth-ranked Nebraska-Kearney.
The CSU-Pueblo men’s basketball team came into the game Friday, Jan. 20, against Chadron State determined to get off to a fast start, and that’s exactly what they did. Starting the game hitting 10 of 11 shots from the field, they took an early first-half lead and never looked back. 
The CSU-Pueblo’s women’s basketball game between CSU-Pueblo and Nebraska-Kearney Saturday, Jan. 21, was intense from the very start, but the ThunderWolves had the better hands and defeated Nebraska-Kearney 52-38.
The CSU-Pueblo women’s basketball team came out strong in their victory against the Chadron State Eagles Jan. 20, winning the game 61-49. The win puts the ThunderWolves’ record at 13-3 and 10-2 in the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference.
After a historic win the night before, CSU-Pueblo’s wrestling team fell short against sixth-ranked Central Oklahoma, losing the duel 23-9
