CSU Pueblo volleyball kicked off its 2026 season with the first practice of fall camp, building on the success of a historic 2025 campaign. Under Head Coach Jordan Bruere, the ThunderWolves posted a 20-9 record, with an undefeated home performance and a semifinal run in the RMAC Tournament. Key players, including RMAC Setter of the Year Elena Stankovic and AVCA All-Americans Caelyn Gunn and Golden Finch, are returning to the team, providing a solid foundation for this season. The team aims to leverage its last season's momentum as it prepares for another competitive RMAC and NCAA tournament run.

By the Numbers
  • CSU Pueblo had a record of 20-9 and went 11-3 in RMAC play in 2025.
  • ThunderWolves finished with 13.2 kills and 16.6 digs per set while maintaining a team hitting percentage of .234.
State of Play
  • The ThunderWolves aim to build on their successful 2025 season, which included an NCAA Tournament appearance.
  • Several key players return, including Stankovic, Schul, and Zwart, who combined for significant offensive and defensive contributions last season.
  • New players will also join the roster, diversifying options as the team prepares for the challenges of the 2026 season.
What's Next

As CSU Pueblo continues its fall camp, the team will focus on integrating new players and establishing game strategies. The upcoming RMAC and NCAA schedule will test the ThunderWolves' depth and talent, while aiming for another playoff push.

Bottom Line

CSU Pueblo volleyball is poised for another impactful season, building on last year's success and leveraging valuable returning talent to remain competitive within the RMAC and nationally.