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Bulldogs host Spartans in mid-week contest
1/6/2026 1:14:00 PM | Women's Basketball
Game 16: Fresno State (7-8, 1-3 MW) vs San Jose State (2-13, 0-4 MW)Â
Wednesday, Jan. 7, 2026 | 6:30 p.m. PT | Mountain West Network | Save Mart Center | Fresno, Calif.Â
MEDIA COVERAGEÂ
Watch:Â MW Network
Listen:Â Bulldog Sports Network
Play-by-Play:Â Matt NorvilleÂ
Sidelines:Â Taylor MartinezÂ
Stats:Â Statbroadcast
Live updates via Twitter (X):Â @fresnostatewbb
FRESNO, Calif.-Â The Fresno State women's basketball team returns to the Save Mart Center to host San Jose State in a mid-week match up on Wednesday night with tip-off at 6:30 p.m. PT.Â
Bulldog BonesÂ
Green light from the threeÂ
Fresno State hit a strong stride from beyond the arc at Moby Arena last Saturday. The 'Dogs shot a perfect 8-of-8 in the first half against the Rams with a complimentary 5-of-5 in the first period of play.
Four Bulldogs were successful from downtown - Avery Watkins, Emilia Long, Ava Marr and Danae Powell. Watkins led the field from three with a 100% shooting on 5-of-5. Long and Marr each tabbed two and Powell with a single three-pointer.
For the third time this season, Fresno State has made 6 or more 3PFG and is REC when doing so.
On NoticeÂ
Avery Watkins marked a new career-high 25 points, 8-of-10 from the field at Colorado State. The forward matched it well with 5-of-5 shooting from the three-point arc. At Colorado State, Watkins posted 14 points in the first half and 11 in the second. Watkins' game against the Rams included eight rebounds, two assists, a steal and a block. Last season Watkins totaled 29 points, through 15 the junior has already surpassed 100 points on the season.
A history with the Spartans
Wednesday, Jan. 7, 2026 | 6:30 p.m. PT | Mountain West Network | Save Mart Center | Fresno, Calif.Â
MEDIA COVERAGEÂ
Watch:Â MW Network
Listen:Â Bulldog Sports Network
Play-by-Play:Â Matt NorvilleÂ
Sidelines:Â Taylor MartinezÂ
Stats:Â Statbroadcast
Live updates via Twitter (X):Â @fresnostatewbb
FRESNO, Calif.-Â The Fresno State women's basketball team returns to the Save Mart Center to host San Jose State in a mid-week match up on Wednesday night with tip-off at 6:30 p.m. PT.Â
Bulldog BonesÂ
- Fresno State is forcing 20.5 turnovers per game this season compared to 13.9 last season
- The difference of 6.6 opponent turnovers per game would be the largest increase from one
- season to another in MW history.
- Fresno State leads the all-time meetings 67-25 against San Jose State
- 67 wins in the series history is the most wins Fresno State holds against a current conference opponent
- Avery Watkins played a career-high game at Colorado State on 25 points and five 3PFGM
- Fresno State had four players finish in double-digits with Avery Watkins leading the field on 25 points, followed by Emilia Long (18), Danae Powell (15) and Ava Marr (10)
- Bulldogs shot 8-of-8 from the three in the first half
- Bulldogs shot 50% from the field (32-64) for third time this season
- For the third time this season Fresno State has scored 80+ points
- Fresno State starters outscored the opponents starters, 67-60
- Ava Marr crosses 100 points in her collegiate career with 10 points at Colorado State
- Emilia Long is 38 points shy of marking 1,000 career points
- Head coach Ryan McCarthy logged his first MW win at Fresno State against Wyoming (12/20)
- Ava Marr earned her third Mountain West Freshman of the Week recognition this season, tying for the most in program history (Nov. 10, Dec. 1 and Dec. 15)
- Fresno State begins their 14th and final year with the Mountain West before joining the Pac-12 in the upcoming 2026-27 season
- Bulldogs closed non conference play with a 6-5 record (.545)
- Incoming freshmen (2) - Ava Marr (Brier, Wash.) and Briana Webb (Hayward, Calif.)
- Incoming transfers (8) - Morelia Chavez (Florida State), Indiya Clarke (Wofford), Djessira Diawara (San Jose State), Jaisa Gamble (Alaska Anchorage), Hedda Koehne (Alaska Anchorage), Emilia Long (Alaska Anchorage), Ashlyn Rean (Alaska Anchorage), Kenzie Sirowich (Alaska Anchorage)Â
Green light from the threeÂ
Fresno State hit a strong stride from beyond the arc at Moby Arena last Saturday. The 'Dogs shot a perfect 8-of-8 in the first half against the Rams with a complimentary 5-of-5 in the first period of play.
Four Bulldogs were successful from downtown - Avery Watkins, Emilia Long, Ava Marr and Danae Powell. Watkins led the field from three with a 100% shooting on 5-of-5. Long and Marr each tabbed two and Powell with a single three-pointer.
For the third time this season, Fresno State has made 6 or more 3PFG and is REC when doing so.
On NoticeÂ
Avery Watkins marked a new career-high 25 points, 8-of-10 from the field at Colorado State. The forward matched it well with 5-of-5 shooting from the three-point arc. At Colorado State, Watkins posted 14 points in the first half and 11 in the second. Watkins' game against the Rams included eight rebounds, two assists, a steal and a block. Last season Watkins totaled 29 points, through 15 the junior has already surpassed 100 points on the season.
A history with the Spartans
- Fresno State and San Jose State will meet for the 93rd time in program history and for the 44th time in Fresno
- Fresno State has won the last five meetings against the Spartans
- Bulldogs lead the all-time record, 67-25
- Fresno State has won nine of the last ten meetings at the Save Mart Center
- San Jose State travels to Fresno on a 2-13 record
- The Spartans have yet to win a game in MW play, sporting an 0-4 record
- Spartans hold a 0-9 road record
- SJSU is shooting 36% (300-894) from the field, 26% from three (302-384) and 69% from the foul line (159-230)Â
- San Jose comes to Fresno with a -14.73 scoring margin and -8.33 rebounding marginÂ
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