Boise State Athletics
Saturday, October 24
Boise, Idaho
12 p.m.
Boise State
13-9,5-4Pac-12
0
vs
3
Colorado State
16-3,9-0Pac-12
| Team | 1 | 2 | 3 | Final F |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Colorado St. | 25 | 25 | 25 | 3 |
| Boise St. | 23 | 13 | 22 | 0 |
10/24/2026 3:12:00 PM | Women's Volleyball
BOISE, Idaho – Boise State volleyball fell to Colorado State 3-0 on Saturday in ExtraMile Arena.
Tehya Maeva set the pace for the Broncos (13-9, 5-4 Pac-12) in set one against the Rams (16-3, 9-0) with a service ace. Colorado State responded with a kill and went on to score two more points. Sadie Snyder and Azlynn Titmann both tallied a kill apiece and the Rams answered with six-straight points to lead 9-4. Boise State stayed in the rally and scored three-consecutive points, including back-to-back kills from Hastings. Tittmann tied it at 22-22 with a kill but the Broncos ran out of track, giving the set one win to the Rams 25-23.
Tittmann kicked off the second set with a kill and an assist from Maeva. Colorado State rebounded with five-straight points. The Blue and Orange stayed behind for most of the set and tried to fight back with two service aces from Melia Barlow. Boise State couldn't stop Colorado State's momentum, allowing them to take set two 25-13.
Giselle Paedon and Tittmann scored back-to-back kills at the start of set three. The Broncos traded points with the Rams and led the set 7-4 off of Colorado State's errors. The two teams continued to go back-and-forth until the Rams tallied four-straight points, taking the lead 19-15. Boise State answered with a kill from Savannah Sheridan. The Broncos tied it at 20-20 but the Rams pulled ahead for the remainder of the set, securing the sweep 25-22.
Top Broncos
Notables
Quotables
"I saw some good things today against Colorado State," head coach Shawn Garus said. "We weren't very sharp at the beginning of the first two sets and that's something we have to learn about what it really takes to battle with the top teams in this conference. You have to come out strong and apply a little bit of pressure. We battled back from a deep deficit in the first set and played point for point with them in the third set, we just didn't have enough. We will regroup and get ready for a road trip next week."
What's Next
The Broncos will travel to San Diego, Calif. to face San Diego State on Oct. 29 at 7 p.m. MT.
Tehya Maeva set the pace for the Broncos (13-9, 5-4 Pac-12) in set one against the Rams (16-3, 9-0) with a service ace. Colorado State responded with a kill and went on to score two more points. Sadie Snyder and Azlynn Titmann both tallied a kill apiece and the Rams answered with six-straight points to lead 9-4. Boise State stayed in the rally and scored three-consecutive points, including back-to-back kills from Hastings. Tittmann tied it at 22-22 with a kill but the Broncos ran out of track, giving the set one win to the Rams 25-23.
Tittmann kicked off the second set with a kill and an assist from Maeva. Colorado State rebounded with five-straight points. The Blue and Orange stayed behind for most of the set and tried to fight back with two service aces from Melia Barlow. Boise State couldn't stop Colorado State's momentum, allowing them to take set two 25-13.
Giselle Paedon and Tittmann scored back-to-back kills at the start of set three. The Broncos traded points with the Rams and led the set 7-4 off of Colorado State's errors. The two teams continued to go back-and-forth until the Rams tallied four-straight points, taking the lead 19-15. Boise State answered with a kill from Savannah Sheridan. The Broncos tied it at 20-20 but the Rams pulled ahead for the remainder of the set, securing the sweep 25-22.
Top Broncos
- Azlynn Tittmann led the team with 11 kills.
- Melia Barlow tallied two service aces and eight digs, while leading the team.
- Jenelle Legates recorded a team-high 18 assists.
Notables
- Colorado State leads the all-time series against the Broncos 25-5 and the series in Boise 11-3, including the loss.
- The Broncos played their last match in ExtraMile Arena for the 2026 season. Earlier in the season, Boise State marked the highest attended volleyball match in the state of Idaho with 2,290 fans in ExtraMile Arena on Sept. 24 for its Pac-12 opener.
- The Blue and Orange tallied 38 total kills, compared to Colorado State's 34.
- The Broncos racked up seven service aces, most service aces since their match on Oct. 15 against Washington State.
- Azlynn Tittmann posted her sixth-consecutive match with double-digit kills.
- Jenelle Legates put up her second match in a row with 18 assists.
Quotables
"I saw some good things today against Colorado State," head coach Shawn Garus said. "We weren't very sharp at the beginning of the first two sets and that's something we have to learn about what it really takes to battle with the top teams in this conference. You have to come out strong and apply a little bit of pressure. We battled back from a deep deficit in the first set and played point for point with them in the third set, we just didn't have enough. We will regroup and get ready for a road trip next week."
What's Next
The Broncos will travel to San Diego, Calif. to face San Diego State on Oct. 29 at 7 p.m. MT.
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/ Women's 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
11
Aces
1
Blocks
1
Kills
6
Aces
0
Blocks
0
Kills
5
Aces
0
Blocks
0
Kills
4
Aces
0
Blocks
2
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