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  • Sat, 03/09 | NCAA Division II National Championships 12th (Final) R | RC | PH
  • Sat, 02/23 | Wrestling at NCAA Division II West Regionals/RMAC Championships Final (6th/12 (4th RMAC)) R | RC
  • Fri, 02/22 | Wrestling at NCAA Division II West Regionals/RMAC Championships 8th/12 (Day 1) RC
  • Fri, 02/08 | Wrestling Western State W, 18-13 (Final) BX | RC
  • Mon, 02/04 | Wrestling Grand Canyon L, 9-26 (Final) BX | RC | V
  • Sat, 02/02 | Wrestling at Central Oklahoma L, 5-39 (2 p.m.) R | RC
  • Fri, 02/01 | Wrestling at Oklahoma City University W, 19-18 (Final) R | RC
  • Fri, 01/25 | Wrestling at Colorado School of Mines W, 19-18 (7 p.m.) BX | RC
  • Wed, 01/23 | Wrestling Colorado Mesa L, 14-24 (7 p.m.) BX | RC
  • Sat, 01/19 | Wrestling San Francisco St. L, 18-24 (All Day) BX
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Posted January 23, 2010

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Pack splits at Tracy Borah Duals

Air Force 29, CSU-Pueblo 6
CSU-Pueblo 35, Western Wyoming 12

GUNNISON, Colo. - CSU-Pueblo saw action in two duals Saturday at the 20th annual Tracy Borah Duals, earning a win over Western Wyoming College while falling to Division I foe, Air Force.

The ThunderWolves were led by Quinn Donnell (Sr., Jack Canyon, Colo.), who was one of just two T-Wolves to have two wins Saturday.  Donnell, the Pack's 157-pounder earned a win against Western Wyoming's nationally-ranked Rodney Dollar in a 4-2 decision, and followed it up with a 6-4 decision over Air Force's Wade Stowe.

The other ThunderWolf to visit the winners' circle twice was Tony Chavarria (So., Pueblo West, Colo.).  The ThunderWolves' only nationally-ranked wrestler (eighth at 197 pounds in the latest Division II rankings), Chavarria earned a 4-2 sudden victory over Air Force's Neil Delaney and a forfeit win against Western Wyoming.  Chavarria improved to 14-7 with the wins.

As a team, the ThunderWolves ran their 2009-10 dual record to 7-4 after the split.  The Pack will return to conference play Thursday night when it hosts nationally-ranked Fort Hays State (Kan.) at Massari Arena.  First match is at 7 p.m.