BOULDER CITY, Nev. - Colorado State University Pueblo women's golf made a statement on moving day at the 2026 Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference Championships, extending its lead to 12 strokes after round two at Boulder Creek Golf Club in Boulder City, Nevada.

After leading by six shots following round one, the ThunderWolves doubled their advantage on Monday, carding a 7-over 295 to move to 6-over for the tournament. CSU Pueblo now sits comfortably in first place, holding a 12-shot lead over both Colorado Christian and Westminster heading into the final round.

With a fourth straight RMAC Championship within reach, the Pack delivered another balanced performance in tougher conditions as winds picked up significantly throughout the day, prompting earlier tee times across the field.

Senior captain Freya Constable led the way on moving day, posting an even-par round to anchor the lineup. Her steady play moved her into a tie for fourth place individually.

Lisa Ekberg followed with a 2-over round and now sits at even par for the tournament, holding third place individually. Yale Lee added a 2-over 74 and is currently at 4-over overall, placing her ninth on the leaderboard.

Freshman standout Thale Victoria Estensen recorded a 3-over 75 in round two and sits at 1-over for the tournament. She is tied for fourth alongside Constable, keeping multiple ThunderWolves in contention near the top.

Olivia Heard turned in a 4-over 76, while Sinead Ni Cheilleachair battled through the difficult conditions to post an 8-over 80.

With one round remaining, CSU Pueblo remains in control as it eyes another conference title. The ThunderWolves will look to close it out in Tuesday's final round in Boulder City, just outside Las Vegas.