RENO, Nev. ‒ Nevada Athletics and Truckee Hot Sauce have partnered to launch Pack Attack, the Wolf Pack's first branded hot sauce. The product will be officially licensed through CLC, the University's exclusive trademark company.

Made with a bold blend of sweet red bell peppers and fiery habaneros, Pack Attack brings the heat of the Wolf Pack wherever it goes! Pack Attack is perfect for students, alumni and fans looking to spice up game day tailgates and summer cookouts.

"The Wolf Pack Way is built around community, collaboration, and shared experiences, and we hope Pack Attack becomes a memorable part of that," said Tray Shock, Founder of Truckee Hot Sauce. "Hot sauce should be fun. If it adds a little extra flavor and energy to bring the Wolf Pack community together, then it's doing exactly what we hoped it would."

The next athletic season is right around the corner, and Pack Attack is the ideal addition to pregame tailgates and gatherings as fans prepare to cheer the Wolf pack on to victory.

"We are excited to launch Pack Attack in partnership with Truckee Hot Sauce and expand our commitment to supporting local businesses in our region. Collaborating with our community partners to bring Wolf Pack-branded products to our fans is a cornerstone of our initiative to make Reno and the surrounding areas Nevada's College Town," said Nevada Director of Athletics Stephanie Rempe. "We cannot wait for the Wolf Pack community to enjoy Pack Attack at their barbecues and tailgates while supporting our Nevada programs!"

Pack Attack is currently available at Silver & Blue Outfitters and Raley's, and online at www.truckeehotsauce.com. The sauce will be available at additional local retailers in the Reno-Sparks and Truckee areas in the near future.

About Truckee Hot Sauce
Truckee Hot Sauce is a family-owned hot sauce company founded in Truckee, California, committed to creating locally sourced hot sauces that provide a unique flavor to the Sierra Nevada region. Passionate about bringing fresh, flavorful heat to the table, the company accentuates the importance of building a community using quality ingredients and sustainable practices.

Nevada Athletics
Established with the creation of the University's first football team in 1896, Nevada Athletics boasts 17 varsity programs and has been a member of the Mountain West since 2012. Officially designated the nickname "Wolf Pack" in 1928-29, Nevada teams and student-athletes have captured four national titles, 18 individual NCAA titles, 129 individual conference titles, and earned 264 All-America honors. Additionally, Nevada student-athletes have claimed 19 College Sports Communicators (formerly CoSIDA) Academic All-America honors, and, in the Spring 2026 semester, combined for a grade-point average of 3.21.