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ALAMOSA, Colo. (December 20, 2014)—The Adams State University women's basketball team returns home after three consecutive conference road games. Action begins on Saturday (Dec. 20) against the Western State Colorado University Mountaineers at 5:30 p.m. MT followed by a Sunday (Dec. 21) meeting at 3:00 p.m. MT with the Colorado Mesa University Mavericks. Live stats, video, and audio will be available for both games.
 
Last Time Out for the Grizzlies
ASU lost last Saturday, Dec. 13, to conference rival, the Fort Lewis Skyhawks by a 71-46 score. While ASU jumped out to an early seven point lead in the first half, the Grizzlies were unable to find a defensive answer for Lynette Hepa and Michelle Tuner. The duo dominated the flow of the game and put the Skyhawks back in the driver's seat in the second half by assisting the offense to score 46 points.  Poor shooting from the field also hindered the Grizzlies from obtaining any sort of offensive rhythm. Desiree Anderson led the Grizzlies with 18 points;15 of those points came in the second half.
 
About The Mountaineers
Western State is comes into Alamosa boasting a 3-5 record, 2-2 in RMAC play. The Mountaineers are also riding a two game win streak after beating conference foes New Mexico Highlands, 76-66 in overtime and Western New Mexico University, 75-64. In their last outing against WNMU, the Mountaineers shot from the field at exactly 50 percent while also tallying proficient percentages from the three point line and charity stripe as well. In the win, Western State had four players finish in double figures. Led by Sydnie Lenyel, who scored 15 points in the contest. The Mountaineers are guided under the direction of Van Girard who is in his second season of leading the squad after 24 seasons at the helm of the Cal State Dominguez Hills women's basketball program. 
 
About the Mavericks
Colorado Mesa stands at 6-2 overall and 3-1 in RMAC contests. Their lone conference lost came on behalf of Black Hills State University in a double overtime thriller on Dec. 6. Like the Mountaineers, the Mavericks are currently riding a two game win streak. Their most recent victory came against New Mexico Highlands, where they handled the Cowgirls for an 83-55 victory. Sophomore guard Erin Reichle, displayed complete dominance in the contest scoring 25 points. CMU is currently led by head coach Taylor Wagner, who is in his third campaign with the Mavericks. Wagner is 61-4 in his first two seasons including 42-2 within the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference. His teams have won two RMAC regular season championships 
   
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Team Posters
Fans, team posters are available online at www.asugrizzlies.com . Navigate to the 'Fan Zone' at the top of the ASU home page to find our 'Team Posters' link. Team posters will be updated and added over the course of the year. Hard copies of posters are also available at the ASU athletic office. 
 
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