Kansas City, MO (SportsNetwork. China Jerseys Cheap .com) - After disbanding its football program in 1985 and not reinstating it until 2008, CSU-Pueblo has finally reached the top. Chris Bonner threw for 191 yards and accounted for the games lone touchdown on a pass to Paul Browning, leading the ThunderWolves in a 13-0 win over top- ranked Minnesota State to secure the programs first Division II national championship. Cameron McDondle rushed for a game-high 112 yards on 28 carries in the win. CSU-Pueblo (14-1) ended the season on a nine-game winning streak to capture the title in convincing fashion. The ThunderWolves, who ranked fourth in scoring defense at 13.7 points per game, faced a stiff test going up against a Minnesota State team that entered the game seventh in the nation in scoring offense (42.9 ppg). But they didnt seem to have a problem on Saturday. The shutout marked the first in the Division II national championship since 1997 when Northern Colorado throttled New Haven, 51-0. The Mavericks (14-1), making their first appearance in the title game along with their opponent, were limited to 258 total yards. Ricky Lloyd threw for 100 yards and also had team-high 63 yards on the ground in the setback. Nick Pieruccini also got some time under center for Minnesota State, throwing for 64 yards on 6-of-13 passing. CSU-Pueblo had the first scoring opportunity of the day when Bonner led a 10- play, 52-yard drive that stalled at the Mavericks 27. However, Greg ODonnell missed his 43-yard field goal attempt and the game remained scoreless after one quarter. On the first play of the second quarter, Pieruccini completed a 29-yard pass to Dorian Buford on 3rd-and-5 from the Minnesota State 32. Pieruccini then converted another third down seven plays later with a 12-yard strike to Jeff Burns down to the ThunderWolves 8. CSU-Pueblos defense held up, though, and Josh Bredl made a big play, blocking Alden Haffars 27-yard field goal try. The ThunderWolves answered with a 53-yard scoring drive that culminated in ODonnells 27-yard field goal that opened the scoring midway through the second quarter. Bonner proceeded to lead a touchdown drive on CSU-Pueblos next touch. On 3rd- and-5 from the Minnesota State 18, Bonner was under duress and nearly sacked, but he managed to get the pass off and convert a touchdown to Browning and help the ThunderWolves to a 10-0 lead at the break. Browning finished with a game-high 84 yards on five receptions. ODonnell booted a 24-yard field goal on the opening drive of the second half to put the ThunderWolves up 13-0 3:12 into the third. The CSU-Pueblo defense would take it from there. Bredl came up with a big sack of Pieruccini on third down at midfield in the early stages of the fourth to force a punt. 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