COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. – The Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference announced Tuesday afternoon that Colorado State University Pueblo has been named the preseason favorite for the 2025-26 women's golf season. The honor comes as the ThunderWolves chase their fourth consecutive RMAC championship.
CSU Pueblo has captured three straight conference titles, including two under the leadership of head coach Tammy Lim. Last spring, the Pack authored a dramatic third-round comeback to secure their third straight crown and another trip to postseason play.
The ThunderWolves return a loaded lineup this fall, headlined by three First Team All-RMAC performers: Freya Constable (Scotland), Lisa Ekberg (Sweden), and Yale Lee (England). All three earned preseason All-RMAC honors this week as they prepare to once again lead the Pack.
Lim has been instrumental in building CSU Pueblo into a conference power. Since joining the program in 2022-23 as an assistant coach, she has helped guide the ThunderWolves to three consecutive titles, including back-to-back championships as head coach.
With a veteran roster and a history of rising to the moment, the Pack enter the new campaign with eyes on both a fourth straight RMAC championship and another run in the NCAA postseason.
