PUEBLO, Colo. (October 31, 2019) - The Colorado State University-Pueblo men's soccer team will wrap their regular season this week when they travel to Adams State and Fort Lewis to close out Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference play with postseason hopes still alive heading into the final weekend.

Postseason Picture
The Pack currently stand alone in seventh place and have 18 conference points. They trail sixth-place Dixie State who comes into the week with 21 conference points recorded. The top six finishers after Sunday's season finale will clinch a spot in the upcoming RMAC Tournament.

Last Time On The Pitch
The ThunderWolves are back in action after posting a big 1-0 upset win over Westminster last Friday at Art & Lorraine Gonzales Stadium. The Griffins entered the match at No. 25 in the United Soccer Coaches Poll and was second in the RMAC. Carlos Espinoza (Jr., Simi Valley, Calif.) scored the game winner in the 88' to guide the Pack.

Sunday against Dixie State, the Pack fell 3-2. Seniors Cameron Campbell (Laramie, Wyo.) and Joe McKee (Plano, Tex.) both scored in the effort.

How to Follow the Pack

Friday, November 1, 2019: CSU-Pueblo at Adams State College Grizzlies 3 PM (Live stats) (Video)

Sunday, November 3, 2019: CSU-Pueblo at Fort Lewis Colleg Skyhawks 1:30 PM (Live stats) (Video)

Twitter - @gothunderwolves

Opponent Capsule

Adams State Grizzlies

Record: 1-12-1 (1-10-1 RMAC)

Statistical Leaders:

  Points: 6 - Dylan Udero

  Goals: 3 - Udero

  Assists: 2 - Jarrett Shrum

  Shots: 20 - Greysen Gilman

  Goalkeeper Saves: 89 - Jacob Faircloth

Last game played: October 27th – Lost, 0-2 vs. Westminster

Fort Lewis Skyhawks

Record: 9-4-3 (7-4-1 RMAC)

Statistical Leaders:

  Points: 13 – Brantley Bice & Loic Jean-Baptiste

  Goals: 6 - Jean-Baptiste

  Assists: 5 - Bice

  Shots: 44 - Ryan Lee

  Goalkeeper Saves: 78 – Peter Byrne

Last game played: October 27th – Won, 5-0 vs South Dakota Mines

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As a member of the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference, Colorado State University – Pueblo competes in 22 varsity sports in NCAA Division II intercollegiate athletics.