PUEBLO, Colo. - The Colorado State University Pueblo Men's Golf team continues to make national noise as the ThunderWolves are ranked No. 16 in the final October Bushnell/Golfweek Division II Coaches Poll and have climbed to No. 13 in the most recent Clippd Rankings, marking one of the strongest fall performances in program history under Head Coach Josh Koschke.

The Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference (RMAC) is represented by two schools in the national polls, with Colorado Mesa University landing at No. 14 in the Bushnell/Golfweek Poll—two spots ahead of the Pack. However, CSU Pueblo flips the script in the Clippd Rankings, sitting three positions ahead of the Mavericks, reflecting the team's consistent play and elite statistical profile throughout the semester.

The recognition comes after an exceptional fall season for the ThunderWolves, who compiled a 41-13 overall record in Clippd's performance metrics and finished inside the top three in four of their tournaments. CSU Pueblo's success has been anchored by senior standout Marius Dosiere, who has emerged as one of the premier golfers in the nation.

The French senior currently ranks 27th nationally and fourth regionally, highlighted by his first individual title as a ThunderWolf at the Otter Invitational in Monterey Bay, California. Dosiere's consistency and precision were on full display this fall, as he posted a team-leading 70.1 scoring average, guiding CSU Pueblo to multiple strong finishes and valuable regional victories.

"Our guys have worked extremely hard this fall," said Head Coach Josh Koschke. "We've played a challenging schedule, and to see our team perform at such a high level both regionally and nationally is a testament to their focus and preparation. The progress we've made sets the tone for what we want to achieve this spring."

With momentum building and a top-15 national ranking in sight, the ThunderWolves will look to carry their success into the spring season, where the path to the National Championship is on the Pack's mind.