Colorado State University Athletics
Thursday, October 22
Pullman, WA
8:30 PM
Colorado State
15-3,8-0Pac-12
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Washington State
8-10,3-5Pac-12
| Team | 1 | 2 | 3 | Final F |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Colorado St. | 27 | 25 | 25 | 3 |
| Washington St. | 25 | 11 | 15 | 0 |
CSU Wins
10/22/2026 10:18:00 PM | Volleyball
Colorado State remains unbeaten in conference play with ninth straight win
Pullman, Wash.— The Colorado State volleyball defeated Washington State 3-0 (27-25, 25-11, 25-15) on Thursday night at Bohler Gym. CSU recorded 40 kills and had a .265 while holding Washington State to a .078 hitting percent. Five Rams totaled at least five kills in the high-powered and distributed offensive attack.
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The Rams opened the set with consecutive kills from Sofia Zabjek and Halle Jameson before Washington State responded to tie 3-3. CSU built a 5-3 lead behind a Washington State service and attack error, but the Cougars went on a run to take an 8-5 advantage. The Rams battled back behind kills from Halle Jameson, Kekua Richards and Sofia Zabjek, along with a Maria Brun service ace to close the gap. Trailing 21-17, CSU rallied to tie the set at a 22-22 with kills from Halle Jameson before Eve Wilson gave the Rams a 23-22 lead. Soon the Rams and Cougars tied 25-25 but a kill from Maria Brun and a Silvie Graetzer service ace secured the set for Colorado State, 27-25.Â
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Colorado State dominated the second set, using an early run to build a 7-3 lead behind a Karsyn Fetzer service ace and consecutive Washington State attack errors. The Rams continued a strong run with a solo block from Eve Wilson and a combined block from Eve Wilson and Sofia Zabjek, to extend the lead to 10-4. Halle Jameson added a service ace and helped CSU reach a 16-4 lead, while Eve Wilson, Maria Brun and Ella Stowell contributed kills. Washington State tried to respond, but kills from Kekua Richards and Halle Jameson, along with an Erin Debiec service ace, kept the Rams in control. Brooke Holman added a kill before Halle Jameson closed the set with another kill, securing a 25-11 victory for Colorado State.
Colorado State built an early lead in the third set behind kills from Eve Wilson and Maria Brun. The Rams continued to battle with Washington State, taking a 9-7 lead after a Cougar service error. CSU gained momentum behind strong blocking from Kekua Richards, Sofia Zabjek and Halle Jameson, extending the lead to 13-8. Halle Jameson and Kekua Richards added kills to keep the Rams ahead as Washington State tried to close the gap. Kekua Richards recorded 2 consecutive kills late in the set, helping CSU pull away to a 21-15 lead. The Rams closed with Sofia Zabjek and a final Cougar setting error, giving Colorado State a 25-15 set victory.
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CSU Top Performers:
Erin Debiec: 32 assists and 10 digsÂ
Halle Jameson: Nine kills and a .304 hitting percentageÂ
Kekua Richards: .667 hitting percentage and eight kills with four blocks
Up Next: The Rams will stay on the road to play Boise State Saturday October 24 where a win will earn them the hosting honors if the 2026 Pac-12 tournament. Â
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The Rams opened the set with consecutive kills from Sofia Zabjek and Halle Jameson before Washington State responded to tie 3-3. CSU built a 5-3 lead behind a Washington State service and attack error, but the Cougars went on a run to take an 8-5 advantage. The Rams battled back behind kills from Halle Jameson, Kekua Richards and Sofia Zabjek, along with a Maria Brun service ace to close the gap. Trailing 21-17, CSU rallied to tie the set at a 22-22 with kills from Halle Jameson before Eve Wilson gave the Rams a 23-22 lead. Soon the Rams and Cougars tied 25-25 but a kill from Maria Brun and a Silvie Graetzer service ace secured the set for Colorado State, 27-25.Â
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Colorado State dominated the second set, using an early run to build a 7-3 lead behind a Karsyn Fetzer service ace and consecutive Washington State attack errors. The Rams continued a strong run with a solo block from Eve Wilson and a combined block from Eve Wilson and Sofia Zabjek, to extend the lead to 10-4. Halle Jameson added a service ace and helped CSU reach a 16-4 lead, while Eve Wilson, Maria Brun and Ella Stowell contributed kills. Washington State tried to respond, but kills from Kekua Richards and Halle Jameson, along with an Erin Debiec service ace, kept the Rams in control. Brooke Holman added a kill before Halle Jameson closed the set with another kill, securing a 25-11 victory for Colorado State.
Colorado State built an early lead in the third set behind kills from Eve Wilson and Maria Brun. The Rams continued to battle with Washington State, taking a 9-7 lead after a Cougar service error. CSU gained momentum behind strong blocking from Kekua Richards, Sofia Zabjek and Halle Jameson, extending the lead to 13-8. Halle Jameson and Kekua Richards added kills to keep the Rams ahead as Washington State tried to close the gap. Kekua Richards recorded 2 consecutive kills late in the set, helping CSU pull away to a 21-15 lead. The Rams closed with Sofia Zabjek and a final Cougar setting error, giving Colorado State a 25-15 set victory.
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CSU Top Performers:
Erin Debiec: 32 assists and 10 digsÂ
Halle Jameson: Nine kills and a .304 hitting percentageÂ
Kekua Richards: .667 hitting percentage and eight kills with four blocks
Up Next: The Rams will stay on the road to play Boise State Saturday October 24 where a win will earn them the hosting honors if the 2026 Pac-12 tournament. Â
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/ VolleyballTeam Stats
CSU
WSU
Kills
40
34
Errors
10
24
Attempts
113
128
Hitting %
.265
.078
Points
53.0
41.0
Assists
35
31
Aces
5
2
Blocks
8
5
Game Leaders
Kills
9
Aces
1
Blocks
2
Kills
8
Aces
0
Blocks
4
Kills
8
Aces
1
Blocks
1
Kills
6
Aces
0
Blocks
4
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