Sunday, December 12
Laramie, Wyo.
2 p.m. CT
North Dakota State Athletics
at
Wyoming
Photo by: Zachary Lucy
NDSU Wraps Road Swing at Wyoming on Sunday
12/10/2021 4:13:00 PM | Women's Basketball
THIS WEEK
North Dakota State (3-5) will wrap its road swing at Wyoming (3-4) on Sunday afternoon. Tip-off is set for 2:00 p.m. CT at Arena-Auditorium.
GAME COVERAGE
Radio: The contest will be available on Bison 1660 with Keith Brake on the call.
Watch: The contest will be available live on the Mountain West Network with David Settle (play-by-play) and Brad Enzi (analyst) on the call.
GoBison.com: Live statistics, audio and video links are available on GoBison.com.
BISON QUICK HITS
North Dakota State pulled within five points in the fourth quarter, but couldn't complete the upset bid of No. 6/10 Arizona on Thursday night falling 59-47.
Heaven Hamling notched a team-high 14 points on 5-of-12 shooting from the field and matched a season-high four three pointers on nine attempts. It marked her fourth straight double-digit scoring performance and seventh of the season. Emily Dietz, who made her 90th career start, grabbed a game-high seven rebounds to go along with six points. Ryan Cobbins handed out a game-high five assists and added six rebounds and four points to her stat line.
HAMLING HEATS UP
Heaven Hamling has registered double figures in scoring in each of her last four games, which matches her longest double figure scoring streak since she strung together four last season from Jan. 8 against Omaha to Jan. 16 at North Dakota.
Hamling has drained three or more triples in five games this season, including a season-high four against Dickinson State on Nov. 23 and at Arizona on Dec. 9.
COBBINS CONTINUES FAST START
Ryan Cobbins is averaging a team-best 14.3 points per game and opened the season posting double digits in scoring in each of the first seven games. It marked the longest double digit scoring streak of her career since the 2019-20 season when she assembled eight straight games from Jan. 16 vs. South Dakota to Feb. 9 vs. Oral Roberts.
Cobbins is shooting team-best 51.3 percent (39-76) from the field and 54.2 percent (13-24) from three. Additionally, she has collected a team-high 45 total rebounds this season and is averaging 5.6 per game.
OVERCOMING SLOW STARTS
NDSU has been outscored in the first quarter this season, 139-110. However, the Bison have bounced back and outscored their opponents a combined 421-382 over the final three quarters.
LINEUP ADJUSTMENTS
NDSU has used the same the starting lineup combination in each of the last three games. The Bison have only used two different lineup combinations this season.
COLLECTING ALL THE REBOUNDS
NDSU is collecting 35.0 rebounds per game this season and is limiting its opponents to 31.8. The Bison have registered a +3.3 rebounding margin and have won the rebounding the battle in five of the first eight games this season.
SCOUTING WYOMING
Wyoming enters the weekend with a 3-4 overall record and most recently fell short at Gonzaga, 54-47, on Dec. 3. Ola Ustowska paced Cowgirls with a game-high and career-best 17 points on 6-of-9 shooting from the field.
Wyoming ranks third in the nation and leads the Mountain West with the fewest fouls this season with 73.
THE SERIES VS. WYOMING
This will be the fifth all-time meeting between NDSU and Wyoming dating back to 2008. It will also be the first trip to Laramie to take on the Cowgirls with the first four matchups taking place in Fargo or neutral sites. Wyoming leads the all-time series, 4-0.
In their most recent encounter in 2019, NDSU came up short against the Cowgirls, 66-57, after Wyoming assembled a late 16-2 run to seal the win. Emily Dietz contributed 12 points and five rebounds, while Ryan Cobbins added in seven points with four rebounds of her own.
UP NEXT
NDSU returns to Scheels Center hosting Jamestown on Sunday, Dec. 19. Tip-off is set for 1:00 p.m.
North Dakota State (3-5) will wrap its road swing at Wyoming (3-4) on Sunday afternoon. Tip-off is set for 2:00 p.m. CT at Arena-Auditorium.
GAME COVERAGE
Radio: The contest will be available on Bison 1660 with Keith Brake on the call.
Watch: The contest will be available live on the Mountain West Network with David Settle (play-by-play) and Brad Enzi (analyst) on the call.
GoBison.com: Live statistics, audio and video links are available on GoBison.com.
BISON QUICK HITS
- NDSU begins the weekend with a 3-5 overall record.
- The Bison will wrap a two-game road trip at Wyoming on Sunday afternoon.
- NDSU began the road swing dropping a 59-47 decision at No. 6/10 Arizona on Thursday night.
- The Bison are 1-3 on the road this season.
- Wyoming enters the weekend with a 3-4 overall record and has been idle since Dec. 3 after falling short at Gonzaga, 54-47.
- This will mark the fifth all-time meeting between NDSU and Wyoming.
- The Cowgirls lead the all-time series, 4-0.
- Wyoming won the most recent meeting, 66-57, on Nov. 25, 2019 at Scheels Center.
- Wyoming ranks third in the nation and leads the Mountain West with the fewest fouls this season with 73.
- Ryan Cobbins (14.3) and Heaven Hamling (14.1) are both averaging double figures in scoring to pace the Bison.
- Heaven Hamling registered a team-high 14 points against Arizona and matched a season-high four triples on nine attempts.
- Heaven Hamling and Ryan Cobbins have each reached double figures in scoring in seven of the first eight games this season.
- NDSU ranks 34th in the nation in free throws made with 121.
- The Bison are averaging 56.8 points per game on the road this season.
North Dakota State pulled within five points in the fourth quarter, but couldn't complete the upset bid of No. 6/10 Arizona on Thursday night falling 59-47.
Heaven Hamling notched a team-high 14 points on 5-of-12 shooting from the field and matched a season-high four three pointers on nine attempts. It marked her fourth straight double-digit scoring performance and seventh of the season. Emily Dietz, who made her 90th career start, grabbed a game-high seven rebounds to go along with six points. Ryan Cobbins handed out a game-high five assists and added six rebounds and four points to her stat line.
HAMLING HEATS UP
Heaven Hamling has registered double figures in scoring in each of her last four games, which matches her longest double figure scoring streak since she strung together four last season from Jan. 8 against Omaha to Jan. 16 at North Dakota.
Hamling has drained three or more triples in five games this season, including a season-high four against Dickinson State on Nov. 23 and at Arizona on Dec. 9.
COBBINS CONTINUES FAST START
Ryan Cobbins is averaging a team-best 14.3 points per game and opened the season posting double digits in scoring in each of the first seven games. It marked the longest double digit scoring streak of her career since the 2019-20 season when she assembled eight straight games from Jan. 16 vs. South Dakota to Feb. 9 vs. Oral Roberts.
Cobbins is shooting team-best 51.3 percent (39-76) from the field and 54.2 percent (13-24) from three. Additionally, she has collected a team-high 45 total rebounds this season and is averaging 5.6 per game.
OVERCOMING SLOW STARTS
NDSU has been outscored in the first quarter this season, 139-110. However, the Bison have bounced back and outscored their opponents a combined 421-382 over the final three quarters.
LINEUP ADJUSTMENTS
NDSU has used the same the starting lineup combination in each of the last three games. The Bison have only used two different lineup combinations this season.
COLLECTING ALL THE REBOUNDS
NDSU is collecting 35.0 rebounds per game this season and is limiting its opponents to 31.8. The Bison have registered a +3.3 rebounding margin and have won the rebounding the battle in five of the first eight games this season.
SCOUTING WYOMING
Wyoming enters the weekend with a 3-4 overall record and most recently fell short at Gonzaga, 54-47, on Dec. 3. Ola Ustowska paced Cowgirls with a game-high and career-best 17 points on 6-of-9 shooting from the field.
Wyoming ranks third in the nation and leads the Mountain West with the fewest fouls this season with 73.
THE SERIES VS. WYOMING
This will be the fifth all-time meeting between NDSU and Wyoming dating back to 2008. It will also be the first trip to Laramie to take on the Cowgirls with the first four matchups taking place in Fargo or neutral sites. Wyoming leads the all-time series, 4-0.
In their most recent encounter in 2019, NDSU came up short against the Cowgirls, 66-57, after Wyoming assembled a late 16-2 run to seal the win. Emily Dietz contributed 12 points and five rebounds, while Ryan Cobbins added in seven points with four rebounds of her own.
UP NEXT
NDSU returns to Scheels Center hosting Jamestown on Sunday, Dec. 19. Tip-off is set for 1:00 p.m.
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