By Jeff Bugher
LARAMIE, Wyo. (Feb. 24, 2024) – Both the Wyoming Cowgirl and the Wyoming Cowboys basketball teams host crucial matchups in a doubleheader event at the Arena Auditorium today. Both games will be streamed on the Mountain West Network and can be heard across the Cowgirl and Cowboy Radio Networks via their affiliates.
Cowgirls Aim to Rebound Against Lobos
Tip-off: 2:00 PM - Arena Auditorium, Laramie, Wyoming
The Wyoming Cowgirls (14-11, 9-5 MW) are gearing up for a pivotal game against the New Mexico Lobos. After a tough overtime loss to UNLV, the Cowgirls are determined to get back on the winning track. Led by standout players Allyson Fertig, McKinley Dickerson, and Emily Mellema, the Cowgirls boast a "Cowgirl Tough" lineup ready to tackle the Lobos' challenge.
In a season characterized by resilience and grit, the Cowgirls have demonstrated their strengths on both ends of the court. With a stellar scoring margin and top-tier defensive performance, they are a force to be reckoned with in the Mountain West conference.
However, they face a tough opponent in New Mexico, known for their balanced scoring and tenacious defense.
Despite trailing in the all-time series against the Lobos, the Cowgirls have historically performed well at home, providing fans with an added dose of anticipation for Saturday's showdown.
Cowboys Set to Battle Broncos in Lone Encounter
Tip-off: 5:30 PM - Arena Auditorium
Laramie, Wyoming
Meanwhile, the Wyoming Cowboys (13-13, 6-7 MW) are gearing up for a showdown against the Boise State Broncos in their only meeting of the season. With the Broncos boasting an impressive overall record and conference standing, the Cowboys face a challenge on their home court, yet they have had a home-court advantage this season.
The Cowboys are poised to showcase their offensive firepower. They are led by scoring sensation Sam Griffin and supported by a talented roster that includes Akuel Kot and Mason Walters. Despite a recent road loss, the Cowboys remain confident in their ability to compete at the highest level.
In a series dating back to 1979, the Cowboys trail the Broncos in the all-time matchup but have historically performed well on their home turf, setting the stage for an electrifying contest on Saturday evening.
What's Next
Following the doubleheader, both teams turn their attention to upcoming matchups. The Cowboys will remain at home to take on UNLV, while the Cowgirls prepare to travel to San Jose State.
*Information from UW Press releases were used to write this article
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