Friday, May 9, 2008
A lead-off home run by Janine Tyler and a grand slam by Kelly Purcell helped the Colorado State University-Pueblo ThunderWolves take the first game before a 7-run barrage in the fourth inning led the Colorado School of Mines Orediggers to a 10-6 second game victory as the teams split a Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference softball […]
Jon Proesl threw out a runner at the plate in the bottom of the seventh inning to allow Colorado State Univeristy-Pueblo to split a Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference baseball doubleheader with New Mexico Highlands on Sunday.
Short a few hands in the pitching staff, the ThunderWolves did their best to reverse their fortunes - all bad - after a sweep at the hands of Fort Lewis Saturday in the series-openers. The ThunderWolves accomplished part of that mission, upending the Skyhawks 4-1 in game one Sunday, but couldn’t manage the split, dropping […]
The Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference has named CSU-Pueblo sophomore Ricardo Oaxaca as the RMAC Men’s Tennis Player of the Week, the RMAC announced Wednesday.
In front of a regional television audience for the first time in school history, the Pack put it all together, knocking off DI New Mexico State 7-6 Tuesday.Behind embattled starter Joe Proto, who had started the season 0-4 and was the owner a 10.27 ERA, put up a gem in hitter-friendly Presley Askew Field. Proto […]
The Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference has announced that CSU-Pueblo junior and number-two singles player, Beau Fresquez, has been selected as the RMAC Men’s Tennis Player of the Week.
Metro State is considered one of the top teams in the country, coming into this weekend’s four-game set with the Pack ranked 13th in the country. But with an 8-6 win over the Pack Sunday, the ThunderWolves tried not to make excuses as their losing streak extended to 11.
GRAND JUNCTION, Colo. - The ThunderWolves’ offense was in high-octane overdrive Sunday, putting together 33 hits during the day’s doubleheader with Mesa State. But lackluster pitching, fielding, and late-inning heroics by the Mavericks led to a four-game sweep for Mesa State.
Thursday night was long for the CSU-Pueblo softball team. Their van broke down 80 miles outside of Kearney, Neb. Thursday, forcing them to forego their scheduled Thursday night game and sit idle for around eight hours waiting for the van to get serviced.
Friday, it was obvious what the Pack did with all that down time […]
Year after year, when the ThunderWolves’ key rival, Mesa state, comes to town, it is often a battle of the titans, with the victor having the inside track to the RMAC title.
But Mesa State, brutally and unapologetically, showed that that title will likely not go through Pueblo this year. The Mavericks stormed in to Rawlings […]
