Colorado State University Pueblo's softball team secured a vital series win against Colorado School of Mines, clinching a doubleheader sweep with a tight 3-2 win in the first game and a commanding 9-1 run-rule victory in the second. This triumph positions the ThunderWolves (36-14, 32-8 RMAC) as the No. 2 seed for the upcoming RMAC Tournament, marking their highest finish since 2006. Strong pitching from McKenna James and Kayli Cooper, combined with explosive offensive performances, highlighted the series conclusion on Saturday.

By the Numbers
  • CSU Pueblo recorded 3 runs in game one and 9 runs in game two.
  • McKenna James secured her 18th win of the season in the opener.
  • Kayli Cooper claimed her sixth win of the season during the second game.
Yes, But

While CSU Pueblo's pitching was strong, they faced pressure from Mines, particularly in the first game where they had to fend off a late-game scoring threat.

State of Play
  • The ThunderWolves currently hold a 36-14 overall record as they approach the RMAC Tournament.
  • They have one series remaining in the regular season against No. 5 Colorado Christian.
What's Next

CSU Pueblo will host Colorado Christian in their regular season finale, marking Senior Weekend with an honor for six players who will be playing their last home games.

Bottom Line

The ThunderWolves have demonstrated resilience and strong teamwork this season, making them formidable contenders as they head into the RMAC Tournament.