Colorado State University Pueblo's softball team showcased strong pitching but fell short in the second game, splitting a doubleheader against MSU Denver. In the first game, the ThunderWolves secured a solid 4-0 victory, supported by a complete-game shutout from McKenna James and a three-RBI performance from Taylor Brower. However, in the second game, CSU Pueblo struggled as the Roadrunners pulled ahead early, ultimately losing 8-6 despite a late offensive surge.

By the Numbers
  • McKenna James earned her 17th win of the season, the highest for a CSU Pueblo pitcher since 2010.
  • Taylor Brower recorded three RBIs in the first game.
State of Play
  • CSU Pueblo's defense was strong in Game One, limiting MSU Denver to just five hits.
  • In Game Two, the ThunderWolves trailed 8-2 before mounting a comeback in the sixth inning.
What's Next

The ThunderWolves will travel for their final series of the regular season, facing Colorado School of Mines on April 25-26.

Bottom Line

While CSU Pueblo demonstrated resilience and a potent offense in parts of the doubleheader, the split indicates areas for improvement as they head into their final regular-season matchup.