Eight student-athletes from the Colorado State University Pueblo football team have been honored by the National Football Foundation as members of the 2026 Hampshire Honor Society. This elite recognition is awarded to players who maintained a minimum GPA of 3.2, completed their playing eligibility, and were key contributors during the 2025 season. The honorees include receiver Andrew Cook, defensive back Kellen Curtis, tight end Tyler Dvorak, quarterback Roman Fuller, offensive lineman Domingo Prince II, receiver Zack Rakowsky, defensive back Jaylen Shaw, and defensive lineman Cameron Smith.

By the Numbers
  • Out of 2,596 players recognized nationally, CSU Pueblo had eight honorees.
  • The average GPA of all honorees was 3.57, with 26% serving as team captains in 2025.
State of Play
  • CSU Pueblo was among 41 NCAA Division II schools recognized this year.
  • Western Colorado led the conference with 10 selections, followed by CSU Pueblo with eight.
  • The NFF Hampshire Honor Society has honored a record total of 2,596 players this year, the most in its 20-year history.
What's Next

As the Hampshire Honor Society celebrates its 20th anniversary, the focus will likely remain on promoting academic excellence in college football, potentially encouraging more programs to prioritize student-athlete success both on and off the field.

Bottom Line

The recognition of CSU Pueblo's eight players illustrates the institution's commitment to fostering academic achievement alongside athletic performance, reinforcing the significance of developing well-rounded individuals in sports.