The Colorado State University Pueblo men's basketball program celebrated a remarkable 2025-26 season at their annual banquet. Under head coach Zach Ruebesam, the team achieved a 22-8 record, marking the second-most wins in the program's history and reaching the RMAC semi-finals. Key awards highlighted individual achievements, with Jordan Blair receiving both the Most Valuable Player and Rebounding awards.

By the Numbers
  • 22 wins in the season, the most since 2014-2015.
  • 15-5 RMAC record, tying for second in the conference.
  • 8 consecutive wins in February, including an upset over nationally ranked Black Hills State.
  • 64.2 points per game allowed, best in RMAC.
State of Play
  • CSU Pueblo hosted its first league postseason game since 2017.
  • The team improved by 10 wins from the previous season.
  • All eight games in February were victories, ending a three-game losing streak.
What's Next

Looking ahead, the ThunderWolves aim to build on their success, continuing to enhance their competitive edge in the RMAC. The focus will be on maintaining team momentum and developing player skills ahead of the next season.

Bottom Line

CSU Pueblo's record-setting season under new leadership serves as a launching pad for future growth. With strong individual performances and a cohesive team effort, the ThunderWolves are poised to re-establish themselves as a force in college basketball.