BROOKFIELD, Ill. – Colorado State University Pueblo landed three football players on the 2025 Don Hansen Division II All-America team that was released this week by the Don Hansen Football Committee.

The ThunderWolves named 2025 Don Hansen Division II All-America selections were redshirt senior receiver Reggie Retzlaff (Corona, Calif./Riverside City College), earning first team honors, while senior quarterback Roman Fuller (Decatur, Texas/Decatur), senior offensive lineman Domingo Prince II (Aurora, Colo./Cherry Creek), and junior kicker Jackson Smith (Centennial, Colo./Santa Barbara City College) earning honorable mention recognition.

With the 2025 Don Hansen Division II All-America Team selection, Retzlaff has now been named to all four All-America teams that were announced this week, with a first-team selection to the Associated Press and second-team selections to both the American Football Coaches Association (AFCA) and the Division II Conference Commissioners' Association (D2CCA) teams.

The Pack quartet of players consists of four of the 16 players from the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference who were named to one of the Don Hansen Division II All-America Teams. Retzlaff was one of four league players named to the first team, joining Retzlaff were Black Hills redshirt junior receiver TJ Chukwurah, Chadron State redshirt senior linebacker Logan O'Brien, and Colorado School of Mines redshirt freshman punter Lucas LeSieur. The RMAC players on the second team were New Mexico Highlands freshman running back Jeffrey Jones, Chadron State redshirt senior receiver Tommy Thomas, and Western Colorado redshirt senior quarterback Drew Nash, earning a spot as an all-purpose player.

In addition to the seven players named either the first or second team, nine players earned honorable mention accolades. Besides Fuller, Prince II, and Smith, the other league players to earn honorable mention nods were Chadron State punter Brodie Eisenbraun, Chadron State kicker Wilson Yee, Fort Lewis linebacker Jacob Penney, New Mexico Highlands defensive back Trevor Romaldo, Western Colorado offensive lineman Zach Brumfield and Western Colorado defensive lineman Ricky Freymond.

Retzlaff repeats as a First-Team Don Hansen Division II All-American accolade at receiver after repeating as both a First-Team All-RMAC selection and D2CCA All-Super Region Four selection and being a repeat nominee for the Harlon Hill Trophy this season. During the 2025 season, Retzlaff ranked second in the league in receiving yards (993) and yards per game (90.3), and led the league in receiving touchdowns (16) and receptions (72), and receptions per game (6.55). He also ranked third in scoring with an average of 8.7 points per game and fifth in all-purpose yards per game (90.3) during the 2025 season.

Retzlaff, who was named the RMAC Offensive Player of the Week and NFF Colorado Chapter Player of the Week following the Colorado School of Mines game, set the school's career marks for receptions (187), receiving yards (3,026) and receiving touchdowns (40), along with setting new single-season school records this season for receptions (68) and touchdowns (15) and had a single-game school record 14 receptions in the 2025 regular season finale against 22nd-ranked Chadron State and is second on the school's all-time scoring chart with 240 points. He recorded two or more touchdown receptions in six games and had four games this season with seven or more receptions.

Additionally, Retzlaff, a nominee for the 2025 Harlon Hill Trophy, leads all Colorado football receivers (at all levels) in receptions, receiving yards, and receiving touchdowns. Retzlaff, who is one of two players in school history to record 1,000 or more receiving yards in a season, had a team-best 16 plays of 20 or more yards, including three touchdown receptions of 20 or more yards. At the end of the regular season, Retzlaff, who was named the 2024 RMAC Offensive Player of the Year, closed out the season as the active Division II leader in career touchdown receptions (40) and is fourth among active D-II players in career receiving yards (3,026) and is the D-II active leader in career receiving yards per game (91.7). Additionally, he is seventh among all active D-II players in career touchdowns with 40, which is fourth in the state of Colorado history. He also tallied 11 career games with 100 or more receiving yards, including a school record 241 yards in last season's opener at South Dakota Mines.

Fuller earns his Honorable Mention Don Hansen All-America recognition after earning Second-Team All-RMC honors this season and also being an RMAC Offensive Player of the Week following the Chadron State game, and earning two NFF Colorado Chapter Player of the Week accolades. On the season, Fuller led the RMAC in passing yards (3,471) and passing yards per game (289.3) and was second in passing touchdowns (32), points responsible for (204), points responsible for per game (17.0), and total offense (284.2). He is one of three quarterbacks in school history to throw for 5,000 career yards and 40 career touchdowns.

He closed out his career as CSU Pueblo's single-season leader in total offense (3,410), pass attempts (466), pass completions (278), and passing yards (3,471), and was third in single-season TD passes (32) and tied for first in single-season touchdowns responsible for with 34. He completed 59.7 percent of his passes as he was 278-for-466 with six interceptions and 32 touchdown passes during the 2025 campaign. He also scored two rushing touchdowns and threw for 300 or more yards in a game five times, including a career-high 442 yards against Chadron State. In that game against Chadron State, Fuller set new single-game school records for pass attempts (66), pass completions (40), and total plays (74). He finished his Pack career sitting third in career passing yards (5,313), fourth in career total offense (5,223), third in career pass attempts (661), third in career pass completions (415), third in career touchdown passes (50), and fourth in career touchdowns responsible for (52).

Prince II earned his first All-America Team honor after earning First-Team All-RMAC honors and was a Second-Team D2CCA All-Super Region Four selection and a nominee for the Gene Upshaw Division II Senior Lineman of the Year. In 2025, he started all 12 games at right guard for the Pack. He was a member of a Pack offensive line that helped the offense lead the RMAC in scoring (38.3), passing offense (297.8), and was second in total offense (443.3) and sixth in rushing (145.4). The Pack was third in the league in sacks allowed as they allowed just 19 in 12 games for an average of 1.58 per game, and the Pack offense gained 5,319 yards, scored 59 touchdowns, and scored 460 points, and gained a single-season school record 307 first downs, which is fifth best in Division II football.

Smith earned his first All-America Team honor after earning Second-Team All-RMAC honors and was a three-time RMAC Special Teams Player of the Week during the 2025 season. On the season, Smith led the RMAC in field goal percentage (76.2 percent), field goals per game (1.6), and scoring (9.4 ppg), and was fifth in total points with 94. He was 16-for-21 on field goals, including a school-record 60-yard field goal at New Mexico Highlands, and hit a game-winning 32-yard walk-off field goal to defeat Western Colorado, 24-21.

During the season, Smith made two or more field goals in a game four times, including tying a single-game school record with four made field goals at Black Hills State. In that same game against Black Hills State, Smith was a perfect 4-for-4 on extra points to tally a single-game kicking scoring record of 16 points. He went 46-for-46 on extra points and had a streak during the season of 11 field goals made in a row before missing against Chadron State in the regular season finale. Smith's 94 points this season were seventh on the school's single-season kick scoring charts, while his 16 made field goals are tied for fourth-most in a season in school history.

The Don Hansen All-America team celebrates the legacy of longtime small college football advocate Don Hansen, who passed away in 2010 after publishing Don Hansen's National Weekly Football Gazette for three decades. The Don Hansen All-America teams have been awarded since 1988.

CSU Pueblo posted a 10-2 overall record and went undefeated at 9-0 in RMAC play for the second consecutive season to capture its second straight league title. The Pack advanced to the NCAA Division II playoffs for the second straight season and hosted a home playoff game for the second consecutive season.