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Colorado Staterams San Diego State Aztecs 6 MW CHAMPIONSHIPS | 3 WAC CHAMPIONSHIPS | 6 NCAA APPEARANCES | 7 WNIT APPEARANCES | 6 ALL-AMERICANS 2020-21 WOMEN'S BASKETBALL GAME NOTES 2020-21 SCHEDULE/RESULTS GAME 5 & 6: COLORADO STATE RAMS (3-1, 1-1) VS SAN DIEGO STATE (2-2, 0-0) Record: 3-1 | MW: 1-1 TUES/THURS, DECEMBER 8/10, 6/1 P.M. MT | FORT COLLINS, COLO. | MOBY ARENA Home: 2-0 | Away: 1-1 | Neutral: 0-0 NOVEMBER (2-0) COLORADO STATE RAMS SAN DIEGO STATE AZTECS 25 REGIS W, 111-64 Head Coach: Ryun Williams Head Coach: Stacie Terry 28 COLORADO CHRISTIAN W, 96-54 Career DI Record: 417-248 Career Record: 99-130 DECEMBER (1-1) Record at CSU: 159-96 Record at SDSU : same Top Scorer: Tori Williams (17.8 ppg) Top Scorer: Sophia Ramos (20.0 ppg) 3 at Fresno State* W, 89-83 Top Rebounder: Lore Devos (6.3 rpg) Top Rebounder: Sophia Ramos (8.3 rpg) 4 at Fresno State* L, 74-78 TEAM COMPARISON 8 SAN DIEGO STATE* 6 p.m. 92.5 ppg 53.2 FG% 46.3 3FG% SCORING 63.5 ppg 42.4 FG% 33.8 3FG% 10 SAN DIEGO STATE* 1 p.m. 38.8 rpg 28.0 D-rpg 10.8 O-rpg REBOUNDING 35.8 rpg 30.0 D-rpg 5.8 O-rpg 13 DENVER 12 p.m. 18.5 apg 6.0 bpg 5.3 spg AST-BLK-STL 9.8 apg 2.0 bpg 7.8 spg 18 at Denver TBA 69.8 ppg 41.2 FG%-D 29.9 3FG%-D DEFENSE 61.5 ppg 36.5 FG%-D 21.1 3FG%-D +8.3 Reb. +1.8 TO +1.9 Ast-TO MARGINS -4.5 Reb. -2.3 TO +0.6 Ast-TO JANUARY (0-0) 7 at UNLV* TBA OFF THE TIP 9 at UNLV* TBA • Colorado State will continue its Mountain West two-game series schedule against San Diego State on Tuesday and Thurs- day back home at Moby Arena. Game one tips at 6 p.m. MT tip, while game two is a matinee at 1 p.m. MT. 14 SAN JOSE STATE* TBA 16 SAN JOSE STATE* TBA •The secret is out on the 2020-21 Colorado State women's basketball team (3-1, 1-1 MW) after the Rams upset preseason 20 UTAH STATE* TBA conference favorite and defending champion Fresno State last Thursday. The Rams proved it wasn't a fluke either by taking 22 UTAH STATE* TBA the Bulldogs to the brink of defeat in Friday's game before ultimately splitting the series. Pace and scoring is the biggest difference for these Rams as they scored over 70 points in all four games after having just six such performances last 27 at Boise State* TBA season. Two of those games were in conference and the last time the Rams did that was in 2017-18 with four games. 29 at Boise State* TBA FEBRUARY (0-0) • The series starts conference play for San Diego State (2-2) who were picked to finish fourth in the preseason poll led by 4 WYOMING* TBA all-conference guard Sophia Ramos, MW's second-leading scorer through four games. 6 WYOMING* TBA • The front court duo of Sydney Mech and Lore Devos shined against the Bulldogs. Mech had a career-high 24 points in 11 at New Mexico* TBA game two after dropping 15 the night before. Scoring isn't her only forte as she tallied a dozen rebounds, and seven assists. 13 at New Mexico* TBA Devos recorded her second career double-double on Thursday and first against a conference opponent, while she finished 19 NEVADA* TBA two boards away from doing it again on Friday. 21 NEVADA* TBA • In NCAA DI Rankings...Tori Williams leads the nation in 3FGM (19) and is sixth in 3FGA. McKenna Hofschild's 25 assists are 27 at Air Force* TBA third nationwide. Teamwise, the Rams rank fifth in 3FGM, blocks and assists, while top-10 in field goal percentage, assist MARCH (0-0) turnover ratio and turnovers per game. 1 at Air Force* TBA A Colorado State Tuesday Win Would Mean… 7-10 Air Force Reserve Mountain West • Ryun Williams improves to 11-5 all-time against the Aztecs, snapping a three-game losing streak with last win on 1/24/18. Championship (Las Vegas, Nev.) A Colorado State Tuesday & Thursday Win Would Mean… • First 3-1 Mountain West start since the 2016-17 season for the Rams. Home games listed in BOLD | Time in MT PROJECTED COLORADO STATE STARTERS * - Denotes MW Game #4 #2 #5 #35 #24 McKenna Hofschild Tori Williams Ellie Boni Lore Devos Sydney Mech PRESS BOX - Tuesday & Thursday Dec. 8 & 10 at CSU Fr. | G RS-Jr. | G Fr. | G Sr. | G/F RS-Soph.. | F Game Time: 6:00 p.m. MT & 1:00 p.m. MT Live Stats: https://csura.ms/WBBStats MPG: 26.5 MPG: 25.8 MPG: 25.8 MPG: 22.3 MPG: 24.0 Live Stream: Mountain West Network PPG: 10.0 PPG: 17.8 PPG: 9.5 PPG: 11.5 PPG: 12.5 https://csura.ms/Live FG%: .538 FG%: .581 FG%: .424 REB: 25 REB: 14 3FG%: .500 3FG%: .559 3FG%: .500 FG%: .500 FG%: .677 AST: 25 AST: 8 FT: 5-5 AST: 6 BLK: 6 Radio: KARS 102.9 FM | csura.ms/Listen ON-AIR Talent: Matt Wozniak SERIES HISTORY VS. SAN DIEGO STATE (MORE ON PG 8) Overall: 28-30 Current Streak: SDSU, 3 Colorado State Athletics: In Fort Collins: 15-11 Last Meeting: SDSU 64, CSU 61 in Fort Collins (2/24/20) Austin Hannon | Communications Coordinator In San Diego: 10-18 Largest Margin of Victory: 47, CSU 95, SDSU 48 in FC (2/1/14) 404-861-8787 | [email protected] Neutral Sites: 3-1 Largest Defeat: 39, SDSU 101, CSU 62 in SD (1/25/92) @CSUWBasketball | @csuwbasketball | Colorado State Women's Basketball 2020-21 ROSTER 2020-21 Colorado State Rams Front (L-R): Bengisu Alper, Jamie Bonnarens, Tori Williams, Alexis Eberhardt, McKenna Hofschild, Katia Stamatelopoulos Back (L-R): Petra Farkas, Lore Devos, Liah Davis, Sydney Mech, Cali Clark, Maria Torres, Karly Murphy, Lauren Brocke, Makayala Heming- way NUMERICAL ROSTER NO NAME POS HT YR HOMETOWN (LAST SCHOOL) 1 Katia Stamatelopoulos 5-8 G Soph. Adelaide, South Australia (Pulteney Grammar) 2 Tori Williams 5-9 G RS-Jr. Boise, Idaho (Utah/Centennial HS) 4 McKenna Hofschild 5-5 G Soph. Prior Lake, Minn. (Seton Hall/Prior Lake HS) 5 Ellie Boni 5-9 G Fr. Spokane Valley, Wash. (University HS) 10 Alexis Eberhardt 5-7 G Soph. Loveland, Colo. (Loveland HS) 11 Petra Farkas 5-10 G/F Jr. Kecskemet, Hungary (Coll. of Southern Idaho/Kecskemet TE) 12 Jamie Bonnarens 6-0 G/F RS-Sr. Cache, Okla. (Cameron/Cache HS) 14 Cali Clark 6-3 F Fr. Centennial, Colo. (Cherry Creek HS) 22 Lauren Brocke 6-3 G/F RS-Jr. Boise, Idaho (Centennial HS) 24 Sydney Mech 6-2 G/F RS-Soph. Englewood, Colo. (Denver/Cherry Creek HS) 32 Makayla Hemingway 5-11 G/F Fr. Aurora, Colo. (Cherokee Trail HS) 33 Bengisu Alper 5-11 G RS-Soph. Istanbul, Turkey (Maine/Florya Doga Anataolian - Fenerbahce S.K.) 34 Liah Davis 6-2 C RS-Sr. Colorado Springs, Colo. (Sand Creek HS) 35 Lore Devos 6-1 G Sr. Kortrijk, Belgium (Stedelijk Lyceum Topsport) 42 Karly Murphy 6-1 F Gr. River Falls, Wisc. (Wisconsin-Green Bay/River Falls HS) 44 Maria Torres 6-1 G/F Fr. Madrid, Spain (les Ortega y Gasset M86) Head Coach: Ryun Williams (Ninth Season/South Dakota ’92) Pronunciation Guide Assistant Coaches: Rico Burkett (North Dakota ‘93/Third Season) Bengisu Alper Ben-Ge-Su Kellie Lewis (Boise State ‘98/Third Season) Jamie Bonnarens bon-AIR-ens Lauren Brocke Brock-ee Amber Cunningham (South Dakota ’12/Fifth Season) Lore Devos LOAR deh-VAAS Katia Stamatelopoulous Stama-tel-opo-lus Alexis Eberhardt eber-Heart 2 • 2020-21 COLORADO STATE WOMEN'S BASKETBALL 2020-21 QUICK SHEET Highlights #1 KATIA STAMATELOPOULOS | SOPH. | G/F • Seems to always be at right place, right time defensively; 3 steals in opener 2020-21 Season Stats • Getting used in defensive situations and for late game free throws MIN PTS Steals Assists FG% FT • Has five teammates from Australian's League Forestville Eagles playing in NCAA 24 11 4 2 .600 4-6 • Brother, Apostolos, plays pro soccer for Western United FC in western Melb. #2 TORI WILLIAMS | RS-JR. | G Highlights 2020-21 Season Stats • Sharpshooting on display in opener with a career-high 30 points on eight 3s MPG PPG Steals Assists FG% 3FG% • 19 of her 25 FGs this season are 3s; 70 of 104 in her CSU career are that too 25.8 17.8 5 8 .581 .559 • Started in all 26 appearances last season, missed four games due to injury • Most 3s by Pac-12 freshman in '18-19, 1st Team All-Frosh by Media & HM by Pac-12 #4 MCKENNA HOFSCHILD | SOPH. | G Highlights 2020-21 Season Stats • Speed and playmaking ability in opener with 10 assists - Tied 3rd in NCAA for single game MPG PPG Assists FG% 3FG% FT • Got transfer waiver to play immediately approved just prior to season starting 26.5 10.0 25 .538 .500 6-9 • Played in 18 games off bench for Seton Hall who finished 19-12 and 11-7 in Big East • Finalist for Minnesota's Miss Basketball; 2018-19 Minnesota FIrst Team by USA Today #5 ELLIE BONI | FR.
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