The second edition of "Hoops Homecoming", under the direction of Coach Zach Ruebesam, will feature a Friday evening gathering to introduce the 2026-2027 Pack, followed by a Saturday morning Alumni meet-and-greet at Massari Arena. Men's hoops will honor the 1957 PJC and 1967 SCSC national qualifying teams this season.

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• Volleyball completes Cappis Invite 1-3 - READ MORE
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• Cross Country teams second at Timmons - READ MORE
• Volleyball split Cappis openers - READ MORE
• #5 Football doubles up #25 Fort Hays State, 35-17 - READ MORE
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• Women's Soccer blanks Eastern New Mexico, 3-0 - READ MORE
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Only two home events this week, with Football opening RMAC play on Saturday against Colorado Mines and Men's Soccer entertaining Hawai'i Hilo in a non-conference match.

►The fifth-ranked Football team hosts Mines on Saturday at 2 p.m. (RMACNet, REV 89). The Pack captured win No. 2 on Thursday with a 35-17 win at Fort Hays State. Jim Brooks and Joe Cervi host their third Pack Football Coaches Show on Thursday at 6 p.m. at ThunderZone Pizza & Tap House. September 1 SHOW / DII Power Rankings

►Men's Soccer hosts Hawai'i Hilo at 7 p.m. Saturday as the Pack seeks to remain unbeaten after posting their third win against Kansas Newman on Saturday.

►Women's Soccer is on the road for 2 p.m. matches at Emporia State on Friday and Sunday at Kansas Newman in Wichita. The Pack split matches last week and are 1-2-1.

►Volleyball opens RMAC play on the road with matches at Regis on Friday and Chadron State on Saturday. The Pack is 3-6 after playing five matches last week, highlighted by a reverse sweep over No. 25 West Texas A&M and a 1-3 record at the Cappis Invite.

►The Cross Country teams compete in the 33rd Joe Vigil Open on Saturday at Cattails Golf Course in Alamosa, Colo. The men's race starts at 8:20 a.m., followed by the women's race at 9 a.m. Both Pack teams placed second behind host Kansas runners at the Timmons Classic in Lawrence.

►The Travis Roy Memorial Invite in Sheridan, Wyo., awaits the Men's and Women's Golf teams. The women play a three-day event starting next Sunday, and the men compete for two days starting Sept. 14.

The CSU Pueblo football program has officially kicked off its highly anticipated 2026 campaign, marking a major milestone for the university. This season marks the 19th campaign since the program was relaunched as an RMAC member. To give fans an exclusive behind-the-scenes look at the journey, the program has created a digital documentary series titled Chapter 19. Produced by Oly Ta’ase, Episodes 1 and 2 of the series chronicle the rigorous offseason preparation, team culture, and the intense opening matchups that define the start of the schedule. READ MORE

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Sophomore women's soccer player Kenna Snyder is coordinating and hosting a series of interviews with the 2026 CSU Pueblo Athletics Hall of Fame inductees for the next eight weeks.

• Click here for Kenna's third interview with Brad Ranson, who was a mainstay on Don McIntosh's first three teams in the early 1980s. READ MORE
• Click here for the Katie Cunningham interview, in which she talks about the 2017-2018 women's basketball team. READ MORE
• Click here for the Tim Simmons interview. READ MORE

Sixty years after they first took the floor, the legacy of the 1966-1967 Southern Colorado State College men’s basketball team remains a milestone in the athletic history of what is now Colorado State University Pueblo. Operating in just their fourth season as a four-year institution, the Indians engineered a remarkable 19-6 campaign and played in historic home venues affectionately known as “The Pit” on the Orman Campus and the District 60 Gym. With only 20 percent of the scoring returning for the season, Harry Simmons used a collection of nine Steel City prepsters with a pair of Michigan products and one from Illinois to advance to the NCAA College Division playoffs in Terre Haute, Ind. READ MORE