The No. 25 ranked Colorado State University Pueblo women's golf team concluded their remarkable 2025-26 season with a 16th place finish at the NCAA Division II National Championships in Palm Beach Gardens, Florida. The ThunderWolves faced tough competition on the PGA National Resort course, finishing with a team score of 34-over-par 322 in their final round. Despite challenges, freshman Thale Victoria Estensen emerged as a leader for the team, finishing tied for 53rd. Senior captain Freya Constable also left a lasting legacy, completing her career with another strong performance. The season marked a highlight in program history with six tournament wins and a fourth consecutive conference championship.

By the Numbers
  • ThunderWolves finished tournament at 34-over-par 322 in the final round.
  • CSU Pueblo achieved a record six tournament victories during the season.
State of Play
  • ThunderWolves showcased resilience, with three golfers finishing under 80 in the final round.
  • Team transitioned to an interim head coach midway through the season but still thrived.
What's Next

Looking ahead, CSU Pueblo aims to build on their historic season as they retain a majority of their lineup, minus Constable. The team will seek to improve upon their national championship experience and further establish themselves in Division II golf.

Bottom Line

This season solidified CSU Pueblo's status as a competitive force in women's golf, enriching the program's legacy. Their performance indicates a bright future as they aim for further success in upcoming seasons.