PHOENIX, Ariz. (GoThunderWolves.com - Sept. 4, 2010) - On a neutral field Saturday, CSU-Pueblo was on the short end of a 3-0 loss to Cal State-San Bernardino, the 25th-ranked team in the nation.

CSU-Pueblo was out-shot 17-5, getting only three shots on goal.  Meanwhile, the Pack met a strong forward in CSUSB's top scorer, Obi Agwu, who netted two goals against the ThunderWolves.

Pack coach Roy Stanley said that the ThunderWolves were still showing signs of a young team and were still experiencing growing pains.

"After the first 20 minutes, we played with less nerves and apprehension, but ultimately, we didn't do a good enough job shutting down their top forward," Stanley said.

"I felt we had good keeper play [from Jacob Blum and Patrick Markis], but we didn't give them a lot of help in front of them, and we were disappointed.  I felt like we needed to show our determination with our work rate, and they just outworked us today."

CSU-Pueblo will travel to Texas next weekend for games against Midwestern State (Tex.) and Northeastern State (Okla.) before returning home Sept. 15 for its home opener under the lights against Montana State-Billings.