Colorado State Seeks to Bounce Back on the Road

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FORT COLLINS – After a challenging week on the road, Colorado State looks to regain momentum heading into its final stretch of Mountain West play. The Rams dropped both matches last week, falling 3-1 to Utah State and 3-1 to Boise State. CSU will now travel south to face San Diego State and UNLV in hopes of finishing strong in conference standings.

Colorado State (16-8) at San Diego State (13-12)

Aztec Court at Peterson gym, San Diego, Calif.

Thursday, November 13 // 7:00 PM

Stream: Mountain West Network

Live Stats: StatBroadcast

Colorado State (16-8) at UNLV (12-12)

The Pavilion, Las Vegas, Nev.

Saturday, November 15 // 1:00 PM

Stream: Mountain West Network

Live Stats: StatBroadcast

What You Need to Know

CSU looks to rebound after going 0-2 last week, dropping matches to Utah State and Boise State.
CSU looks to look past a two-match losing streak as they wrap up their final regular-season road trip.
CSU is currently ranked second in the Mountain West standings and battles to keep their place as the season comes to an end.

Scouting the Aztecs

San Diego State sits near the middle of the conference standings and recently picked up a win over GCU last week.
The Aztecs are led offensively by outside hitter Taylor Underwood who averages over 3.82 kills per set and just got her 1,000 career kill over GCU last week.
SDSU relies on libero Zara Stewart, who leads the team with 215 in digs and helps anchor their back row

Scouting the Rebels

The Rebels feature a dynamic offense that averages nearly 13 kills per set and a defense that holds opponents just above a .200 hitting percentage.
UNLV is coming off a split week, falling to GCU but rebounding with a sweep over New Mexico.
The Rebels are led by Jiada Smith, who sits near the top of the conference in total points averaging almost five a set.

Match Notes

Erin Debiec still ranks among the top two in assists for the mountain west conference
Maria Brun leads the team in service aces, having 28 on the board this season
Kekua Richards leads the team in blocks with 109 on the board, where she picked up 11 on the road last week.

Match Notes

Erin Debiec continues to shine as one of the Mountain West's top setters, ranking among the conference's top two in total assists.
Maria Brun remains a powerhouse at the service line, leading the Rams with 28 aces this season.
Kekua Richards anchors the defense at the net, pacing the team with 109 total blocks, where she gained 11 on the road last week.

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