Colorado State University Athletics
Saturday, October 24
Boise, ID
12:00 PM
Colorado State
16-3,9-0Pac-12
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Boise State
13-9,5-4Pac-12
| Team | 1 | 2 | 3 | Final F |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Colorado St. | 25 | 25 | 25 | 3 |
| Boise St. | 23 | 13 | 22 | 0 |
10/24/2026 3:17:00 PM | Volleyball
Colorado State clinches home court advantage for inaugural Pac-12 Championship Tournament
BOISE, Idaho — Colorado State volleyball swept Boise State 3-0 (25-23, 25-13, 25-22) in dominant fashion on the road Saturday at ExtraMile Arena. CSU hit at a .324 efficiency in the match and recorded a season-high 12 service aces and nine total blocks, holding Boise State to a .198 hitting percentage. The win clinches home court advantage for Colorado State for the inaugural Pac-12 Championship Tournament which will now officially be hosted in Moby Arena, November 24-25.
The Rams moved in front early in the first set following a Hayden Grimes ace and Halle Jameson kill, taking a 4-2 lead. Boise State crept within 5-4, but CSU answered with six straight points to regain an 11-4 lead. Eve Wilson served five consecutive points during a stretch that included a Maria Brun kill, a Wilson ace and a block by Kekua Richards and Erin Debiec. Boise State cut into the margin late, scoring five unanswered points to bring the score from 20-14 to 20-19, later pulling even at 22-22 before the teams traded points to reach 23-23. Zabjek put the Rams at set point with a kill, and Karsyn Fetzer followed with a service ace to close the set 25-23.
CSU took a 5-1 lead to begin the second set, with Fetzer recording two service aces and Wilson and Zabjek combining on a block during the four-point stretch. Boise State attempted to regain control, cutting the Rams' lead to 7-3, but CSU scored the next seven points to move ahead 14-3, with Jameson serving the final six points of the run. Boise State put together a four-point run on Melia Barlow's serve to close the gap from 18-7 to 18-11, including two service aces. CSU answered after a service error and kills by Zabjek and Jameson, and later finished the set on Halle Jameson's kill from Debiec for a 25-13 win.
The Rams began the final set with a 2-0 lead following a Jameson kill and Grimes ace, but Boise State found the edge to move ahead 7-4. The Rams responded with a Debiec kill and served consecutive aces to tie the set at 7-7. The teams traded points to reach a 13-13 tie, but Boise State quickly pulled ahead 14-13 on a Giselle Paedon kill. Ella Stowell answered with a kill and combined with Richards on a block to put CSU back in front 15-14, but Boise State rallied to tie the set at 15-15. A Richards kill, a Brun ace and two Boise State attack errors gave the Rams a 19-15 lead before Boise State worked back to tie the set again, this time at 20-20. Jameson and Wilson produced back-to-back kills, giving the Rams a two-point lead. Boise State came within 23-22, but Eve Wilson's kill brought CSU to set point before Richards and Stowell combined on the block that sealed the 25-22 set win and CSU victory.
CSU Top Performers
Eve Wilson: Nine kills with zero attacking errors on 13 total attempts, season-high .692 hitting percentage, three blocks, 11.5 points
Halle Jameson: Ten kills, .389 hitting efficiency, has recorded at least ten kills in three consecutive games
Erin Debiec: 27 assists, five digs, four blocks, two service aces
Kekua Richards: Five blocks, two kills, has recorded at least five total blocks in four consecutive games
Hayden Grimes: Season-high four service aces, six digs
Karsyn Fetzer: Three service aces
Up Next: The Rams will stay on the road, traveling to Fresno, California to face Fresno State next Thursday. First serve is set for 7:00 PM MT.
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The Rams moved in front early in the first set following a Hayden Grimes ace and Halle Jameson kill, taking a 4-2 lead. Boise State crept within 5-4, but CSU answered with six straight points to regain an 11-4 lead. Eve Wilson served five consecutive points during a stretch that included a Maria Brun kill, a Wilson ace and a block by Kekua Richards and Erin Debiec. Boise State cut into the margin late, scoring five unanswered points to bring the score from 20-14 to 20-19, later pulling even at 22-22 before the teams traded points to reach 23-23. Zabjek put the Rams at set point with a kill, and Karsyn Fetzer followed with a service ace to close the set 25-23.
CSU took a 5-1 lead to begin the second set, with Fetzer recording two service aces and Wilson and Zabjek combining on a block during the four-point stretch. Boise State attempted to regain control, cutting the Rams' lead to 7-3, but CSU scored the next seven points to move ahead 14-3, with Jameson serving the final six points of the run. Boise State put together a four-point run on Melia Barlow's serve to close the gap from 18-7 to 18-11, including two service aces. CSU answered after a service error and kills by Zabjek and Jameson, and later finished the set on Halle Jameson's kill from Debiec for a 25-13 win.
The Rams began the final set with a 2-0 lead following a Jameson kill and Grimes ace, but Boise State found the edge to move ahead 7-4. The Rams responded with a Debiec kill and served consecutive aces to tie the set at 7-7. The teams traded points to reach a 13-13 tie, but Boise State quickly pulled ahead 14-13 on a Giselle Paedon kill. Ella Stowell answered with a kill and combined with Richards on a block to put CSU back in front 15-14, but Boise State rallied to tie the set at 15-15. A Richards kill, a Brun ace and two Boise State attack errors gave the Rams a 19-15 lead before Boise State worked back to tie the set again, this time at 20-20. Jameson and Wilson produced back-to-back kills, giving the Rams a two-point lead. Boise State came within 23-22, but Eve Wilson's kill brought CSU to set point before Richards and Stowell combined on the block that sealed the 25-22 set win and CSU victory.
CSU Top Performers
Eve Wilson: Nine kills with zero attacking errors on 13 total attempts, season-high .692 hitting percentage, three blocks, 11.5 points
Halle Jameson: Ten kills, .389 hitting efficiency, has recorded at least ten kills in three consecutive games
Erin Debiec: 27 assists, five digs, four blocks, two service aces
Kekua Richards: Five blocks, two kills, has recorded at least five total blocks in four consecutive games
Hayden Grimes: Season-high four service aces, six digs
Karsyn Fetzer: Three service aces
Up Next: The Rams will stay on the road, traveling to Fresno, California to face Fresno State next Thursday. First serve is set for 7:00 PM MT.
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/ VolleyballTeam Stats
CSU
Boise
Kills
34
38
Errors
10
18
Attempts
74
101
Hitting %
.324
.198
Points
55.0
47.0
Assists
33
37
Aces
12
7
Blocks
9
2
Game Leaders
Kills
10
Aces
1
Blocks
0
Kills
9
Aces
1
Blocks
3
Kills
5
Aces
1
Blocks
0
Kills
3
Aces
2
Blocks
4
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