Colorado State University Athletics

10/28/2026 3:27:00 PM | Volleyball
Rams head west for Thursday matchup at Fresno State followed by a Saturday showdown at Oregon State
FORT COLLINS -Â Â Colorado State volleyball hits the road for another week of conference play, opening the trip with a matchup against Fresno State on Thursday at 7 p.m. The Rams will then travel to Oregon State for a Saturday afternoon match scheduled for 1 p.m.
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Starting Seven
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Starting Seven
- The Rams head west for week two of their road trip, opening the weekend against Fresno State on Thursday. Colorado State will take on the Bulldogs at 7 p.m., at the Save Mart Center.Â
- The Rams will close out the weekend with a Halloween matchup in Corvallis, Oregon, taking on Oregon State on Saturday at 1 p.m.Â
- Colorado State remains on top of the Pac-12 leaderboard, continuing to set the pace in conference play. After another successful week, Colorado State swept its way into a 9-0 conference record, maintaining its undefeated start to Pac-12 play as it heads into another week of competition.Â
- Fresno State enters the week with a 2-6 record in Pac-12 play after falling to Oregon State last weekend. The Rams will look to carry their conference momentum into Thursday's matchup against the Bulldogs. Colorado State previously defeated Oregon State in four sets and will look to build on that performance this weekend. Oregon State's AC Froehlich and Jackie Matias were both recognized as Pac-12 Players of the Week, highlighting the Beavers individual talent heading into the weekend.
- The Rams continued their dominance in Pac-12 play with a sweep of Washington State. The Rams finished with 40 kills and a .265 hitting percentage while limiting the Cougars to a .078 mark. Kekua Richards hit an impressive .667 with eight kills and four blocks.Â
- Colorado State finished the weekend off with a season high of 12 service aces, led by Hayden Grimes with four. The Rams battled through the first set then took control of the Broncos in the second, holding them to just seven kills and a -.034 hitting percentage.Â
- The sweep of Boise State secured home-court advantage for Colorado State in the inaugural Pac-12 Championship Tournament.Â
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