Colorado State University Pueblo women's lacrosse secured an emphatic 18-7 victory against Fort Lewis on Senior Day, ending a six-game losing streak. The team honored four seniors before the game and improved its season record to 5-9, remaining in contention for a postseason spot. The Pack's performance included a dominant first half, where they led 12-3, and key contributions from multiple players, including Emily Doane, who scored four goals. The win also marked the Pack's highest goal output of the season, tying a previous high.

By the Numbers
  • The ThunderWolves achieved 38 shots compared to Fort Lewis' 19.
  • Emily Doane's four goals brought her season total to 35, tying her for fifth in the school's single-season record.
State of Play
  • The Pack improved to 2-6 in RMAC play and is fighting for a postseason berth.
  • Next weekend, the team needs to win both remaining games and rely on Colorado Mesa to lose both of theirs to secure a tournament spot.
What's Next

CSU Pueblo will conclude the regular season with two crucial away games against Westminster on April 17 and Colorado Mesa on April 19. Success in these matches is vital for their postseason aspirations.

Bottom Line

The ThunderWolves' decisive victory on Senior Day revitalizes their season and keeps their tournament hopes alive. Winning both upcoming games is essential for securing a place in the RMAC Tournament, highlighting the importance of consistency and momentum as they close out the year.