COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. - The Colorado State University Pueblo Women's Golf team continues to shine both on the course and in the classroom, as the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference (RMAC) announced its 2025 Academic All-RMAC First Team selections on Thursday afternoon.

The ThunderWolves had two standout student-athletes honored on the prestigious first team: junior Freya Constable and sophomore Lisa Ekberg.

Constable, hailing from Edinburgh, Scotland, earned her second consecutive first-team academic honor. The mathematics major maintained an impressive 3.94 GPA while posting a 76.3 scoring average for the season, demonstrating excellence in both academics and athletics.

Joining her on the first team is Lisa Ekberg, a sophomore from Kungsbacka, Sweden, who achieved a remarkable 3.98 GPA in psychology, while having a 76.2 scoring averagone on the course. Ekberg and Constable were instrumental in leading CSU Pueblo to their third consecutive RMAC Championship, held this year in Boulder City, Nevada, securing yet another postseason appearance for the program.

The ThunderWolves' 2025 season wrapped up at the NCAA West Regional in Amarillo, Texas, marking their third straight postseason trip — a testament to the team's consistency and strength.

The RMAC Academic Honor Roll recognizes student-athletes with a cumulative GPA of 3.30 or higher who have completed at least two consecutive semesters and have used a season of eligibility. First-team selections are nominated by their schools and voted on by the conference's athletic communications directors, with the criteria requiring a GPA of 3.50 or above and significant athletic contribution.

With strong performances on and off the course, Constable and Ekberg exemplify the high standards of CSU Pueblo Women's Golf, continuing a legacy of academic and athletic excellence.