STOCKTON, Calif. - Colorado State University Pueblo men's golf capped off a dominant opening to the 2026 Championship Spring season, as the No. 11 ThunderWolves claimed the team title at the Visit Stockton Division II Invitational. Competing at The Reserve at Spanos Park, a 7,315-yard, par-72 layout in Stockton, California, the Pack finished the two-day event at seven-under par (290–279—569), pulling away from the 21-team field.
After opening the tournament with a two-over par round of 290 to take the overnight lead, CSU Pueblo delivered a statement performance on day two, carding a blistering seven-under par 279 to secure the victory. In the process, the ThunderWolves defeated four Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference opponents in the field and firmly established themselves atop the South Central/West Super Region with a commanding team performance.
Marius Dosiere led the charge with one of the best rounds of the tournament, firing a five-under par 67 on Tuesday to finish tied for eighth overall at one-under par (74–67—141). Jake Johnston was also sharp on the final day, improving by six shots with a four-under par 68 to tie for 13th at even par (74–68—142).
Paraic McGrath, who paced the Pack in round one, followed with a steady even-par 72 on day two to finish tied for 13th at two-under par (70–72—142). Archie Wyatt posted a consistent tournament with rounds of 76 and 72 to tie for 36th at four-over par (148), while Kyle Leydon rounded out the lineup at 152 after rounds of 72 and 80.
The victory marks an emphatic start to the spring for the ThunderWolves under head coach Josh Koschke and reinforces CSU Pueblo's position as a national contender. Entering the week ranked No. 11 in the country—the highest-ranked program across Pack Athletics—the ThunderWolves backed up that standing with a complete, championship-caliber performance from start to finish.
The Pack are back in action next week as they head to Nevada to compete in the Las Vegas Desert Classic at Boulder Creek Golf Club, serving as a National Championship Preview hosted by University of Missouri–St.
