Fresno State Athletics
Wednesday, December 31
Las Vegas, NV
12 p.m.
Fresno State
7-7,1-2Mountain West
59
at
85
UNLV
8-5,3-0Mountain West
1
2
3
4
F
Fresno St.
14
11
18
16
59
UNLV
12
27
24
22
85
Team Stats
Fresno
UNLV
FG%
.375
.525
3FG%
.167
.389
FT%
.750
.762
RB
30
38
TO
12
13
STL
8
6
Game Leaders
Pts
13
FGM
6
3FGM
1
FTM
0
Pts
11
FGM
4
3FGM
0
FTM
3
Pts
9
FGM
2
3FGM
0
FTM
5
Pts
8
FGM
3
3FGM
0
FTM
2
Players Mentioned
G
/ Women's BasketballF
/ Women's BasketballF
/ Women's BasketballG
/ Women's Basketball
G
/ Women's Basketball
Photo by: Micaela Trujillo
Bulldogs fall to Lady Rebels on NYE
12/31/2025 3:01:00 PM | Women's Basketball
LAS VEGAS - Fresno State women's basketball drops their first road match of league play against UNLV on Wednesday afternoon at The Pavilion, 85-59.Â
Jaisa Gamble put forth a strong showing with a team high 13 points going 6-of-12 from the field along with a deep three. Djessira Diawara showed up for her first double-figure game as a Bulldog, locking in 11 points - all scored in the second half.Â
How it happenedÂ
Jaisa Gamble hit the net first for the Bulldogs to start the afternoon, Danae Powell logged the next four points after a 2-of-2 trip at the line and a coast to coast layup. Emilia Long continued to keep it close with a layup, 10-8. Ava Marr seized the 'Dogs their first lead of the game on a shot from beyond the arc, 12-10. UNLV evened out the score until Powell hit a second chance jumper at the buzzer to close out the first ten on top, 14-12.Â
Hedda Koehne knotted it up with a set of back-to-back layups, 18-18. UNLV went ahead on a 8-0 run, holding the Bulldogs scoreless until Gamble got her hands back on the ball for two more baskets, 30-22. Fresno State's final points of the first half came from the charity line at the hands of Marr (2-2) and Powell (1-1).Â
Fresno State opened the second half with a 3-0 spurt. Long hit a layup on the first possession followed by Powell at the line (2-2). Koehne snapped the Lady Rebels' double-digit run with a layup from inside the paint. Djessira Diawara got herself on the board with back-to-back shots from inside the paint. Indiya Clarke got the final shot off in the last ten seconds of the third quarter, 63-43. Fresno State collected eight points in the final two minutes from Clarke and Diawara.Â
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The final period remained tightly contested on both ends of the court, UNLV narrowly managed to outscore Fresno State, 22-16. Gamble and Clarke opened the period with a 4-0, looking to set the tone. Two other 'Dogs managed to reach the basket with Diawara logging another five points and Long on four points. Gamble hit the teams second three-point of the night mid-way through. The final two minutes saw a 8-4 run that favored UNLV and called game, 85-59.Â
NotableÂ
Jaisa Gamble put forth a strong showing with a team high 13 points going 6-of-12 from the field along with a deep three. Djessira Diawara showed up for her first double-figure game as a Bulldog, locking in 11 points - all scored in the second half.Â
How it happenedÂ
Jaisa Gamble hit the net first for the Bulldogs to start the afternoon, Danae Powell logged the next four points after a 2-of-2 trip at the line and a coast to coast layup. Emilia Long continued to keep it close with a layup, 10-8. Ava Marr seized the 'Dogs their first lead of the game on a shot from beyond the arc, 12-10. UNLV evened out the score until Powell hit a second chance jumper at the buzzer to close out the first ten on top, 14-12.Â
Hedda Koehne knotted it up with a set of back-to-back layups, 18-18. UNLV went ahead on a 8-0 run, holding the Bulldogs scoreless until Gamble got her hands back on the ball for two more baskets, 30-22. Fresno State's final points of the first half came from the charity line at the hands of Marr (2-2) and Powell (1-1).Â
Fresno State opened the second half with a 3-0 spurt. Long hit a layup on the first possession followed by Powell at the line (2-2). Koehne snapped the Lady Rebels' double-digit run with a layup from inside the paint. Djessira Diawara got herself on the board with back-to-back shots from inside the paint. Indiya Clarke got the final shot off in the last ten seconds of the third quarter, 63-43. Fresno State collected eight points in the final two minutes from Clarke and Diawara.Â
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The final period remained tightly contested on both ends of the court, UNLV narrowly managed to outscore Fresno State, 22-16. Gamble and Clarke opened the period with a 4-0, looking to set the tone. Two other 'Dogs managed to reach the basket with Diawara logging another five points and Long on four points. Gamble hit the teams second three-point of the night mid-way through. The final two minutes saw a 8-4 run that favored UNLV and called game, 85-59.Â
NotableÂ
- Fresno State was led in scoring by Jaisa Gamble with 13 points with Djessira Diwara trailing on 11 points
- Jaisa Gamble marks her fifth double-digit game this seasonÂ
- Djessira Diawara scored all eleven points in the second half and hits her first double-figure game this seasonÂ
- Fresno State shot 75% from the charity stripe going 15-of-20Â
- Fresno State drops to 7-6 on the season and 1-2 in league playÂ
- Bulldogs mark their third consecutive game of 30 or more reboundsÂ
- Fresno State scored 10+ point in all four periods for the ninth time this season
- Bulldogs put up 23 points from the bench led by Djessira Diawara (11) along with Indiya Clarke and Hedda Koehne with six points each
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