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Colorado State Hits the Road to Battle Air Force and Nevada
10/15/2025 3:48:00 PM | Volleyball
Rams prepare for key conference matchups to start the second half of the season
FORT COLLINS – Colorado State hits the road once again for week four of Mountain West play. After defending home court against Boise State but trailing behind Utah State, the Rams now look at tough road matchups at Air Force on Thursday and Nevada on Saturday.
Colorado State (10-6) vs Air Force (11-7)
USAFA, Colorado Springs, Colo.
Thursday, October 16 // 6:00 PM
Stream: No Stream
Live Stats: StatBroadcast
Colorado State (10-6) vs Nevada (5-11)
Virginia Street Gym, Reno, Nev.
Saturday, October 18 // 1:00 PM
Stream: Mountain West Network
Live Stats: StatBroadcast
What You Need to Know
- The Rams are coming off a 1-1 weekend at home with a 3-0 win over Boise State and a loss to Utah State.
- The Rams hold one win over Nevada this season, defeating the Wolf Pack 3-0 at Moby Arena on September 7
- Colorado State has won the past seven matches against Air Force Academy since 2021.
Scouting the Falcons
- Air Force currently holds a 3-3 record in conference play and has outpaced their opponents in kills, recording 908 compared to 779
- The Falcons are led by outside hitter Ashley Bible, who has recorded 223 kills this season.
- Defensive specialist Jordan Suan continues to anchor the back row, averaging just under 4 digs per set.
Scouting the Wolf Pack
- Nevada enters the weekend going 1-5 in Mountain West play.
- CSU defeated Nevada in a 3-0 match in their first meeting this season at Moby.
- Haley Brown leads the team with 187 kills, while setter Audrey Jensen has dished out 485 assists.
Match Notes
- Maria Brun recorded 18 total kills across both matches vs. Boise State and Utah State.
- Freshman defensive specialist Karsyn Fetzer posted a career-best 16 digs vs. Boise State, tripling her previous high by the second set.
- CSU's four-match win streak was taken by Utah State, who hit .462 in the sweep, the highest percentage allowed by CSU this season.
