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  • Fri, 05/17 | Baseball vs. St. Mary's (TX) L, 23-4 (Final) BX | RC
  • Thu, 05/16 | Baseball at Texas A&M-Kingsville L, 6-3 (Final) BX | RC
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The baseball program at Colorado State University-Pueblo is one of the most decorated and accomplished in the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference and all of NCAA Division II.  Since the program restarted in 1994 under the tutelage of current head coach, Stan Sanchez, the Pack has established a standard that all other teams in the conference must live up.

• The ThunderWolves are one of only two current RMAC member school to qualify for the NCAA Division II College World Series since 1994.  The Pack qualified for the World Series by winning the West Regional Championship in 1996.
• CSU-Pueblo has been the site of the NCAA Division II Regional tournament twice (awarded to the team with best regular season record in the region) in 1994 and 2004.
• The ThunderWolves have qualified for the NCAA Division II Regional Tournament seven times in the past 15 years.
• Since 1994, the ThunderWolves boast the most RMAC Tournament Championships (four)
• The ThunderWolves have won the RMAC regular season title (most regular season wins in the conference) four times.
• The Pack has averaged 37 wins per season since 1994. In the past eight seasons, the team has averaged 39 wins per season.  The program has 573 wins over 16 seasons.
• Since 1994, the ThunderWolves have netted 23 wins over Division I baseball programs.
• The CSU-Pueblo baseball program has produced eight players in the farm systems of a Major League Baseball team, with one current player, Joey Newby, currently playing with the Tacoma Raniers, the Seattle Mariners' AAA affiliate.
• Nine players have been drafted by Major League teams since 1994, with 18 alums getting drafted throughout the life of the program (1963-1985, 1994-Present).
• The ThunderWolves have been nationally-ranked at least once in each of the past nine seasons and 13 of the past 15 seasons, with a high-water mark of 2nd in the nation in 2004.