By james art 
Laramie – The Wyoming Cowgirls return home for 14:00, a Saturday race, as they welcome Boise State in the city for Mountain West’s main match for the annual team cancer competition.
UW will wear special lavender jerseys in honor of the event.
The rider walk will begin at 11:30 am, at the Arena Auditorium court. Fans can register for a walk or offer a worn out of cowboy T -shirt by visiting Goyo.com/Bouncecancer.
All funds raised will be donated to the Merrit and Jeani Ray Center at the Memorial Memorial Hospital.
Saturday will be broadcast live on the Mountain West network and can be heard on the Cowgirl radio net with David Settle in the conversation.
For the cowbars
Wyoming (12-9, 6-3 MW) comes out of winning 77-64 on Wednesday night on the road against San Jose State. Maleine Pedersen reached 1000 career points in winning his third quarter. Pedersen becomes the 30th club member of 1000 points in the history of the program. Pedersen also scored 20 points for the third time this season.
The Cowgirls had five players, Pedersen (20), Alison Fertig (16), McKinley Dickerson (13), Tess Barnes (10) and Kathy Olylanen (10) in double digits in victory. He noted the second time this season that Wyoming had five with 10 plus in one game (December 15 in South Dakota).
Ola Ustovska recorded eight assists at night while Emily Melem made a career with seven assists. Ustowska (2.42) is third and the melma is fifth (1,48) in the mountain west in the ratio of the help of turnover this season.
In the game only for a conference, Ustowska leads the league with a ratio of 4.4 assist to turnover, while Pedersen is third in 3.4. In the meantime, the melma is in eighth place (1.5) in the ratio of the assistant-back in the actions of the conference.
As a team, Cowgirls continue to lead the league in the field goal, shooting almost 46 percent of the pitch during the season. The assistance coefficient to Wyoming as a team is the third best in the league, while his 16 assists per match also lead Mountain West.
UW is second in the defense conference, which allows only 60.6 points per match, while 3.8 blocks per race are third.
Fertig is the first or second in the league in 10 different statistical categories. In MW Play, Fertig continues to lead the league in scoring (20.1 PPG), blocks (2.6 BPG) and a field goal percentage (59.7 percent) and is second in recovery (9.3 RPG). Meanwhile, Pedersen is second in the league in the conference, shooting nearly 57 percent of the floor and is 10th in scoring, an average of 14.6 points per game.
Scout Boyz State
Boise State is a veteran team led by 13.1 points by Natalie Pasco per match. Tatum Thompson is second in the team on average 12 points, 6.5 struggles per game and 20 blocks.
Thompson also leads Broncos with 29 thefts. The two -time protective player of the year Mountain West, Abbey Muse leads the team on average 6.6 boards per race and has 53 blocks in the league this season. Mary Kay Pai is once again close to the league of the League in assists with 84 and has 24 thefts.
Broncos an average of 72 points per match this season and only allow 63 competitions. Boise State has a plus-3.7 bounce and is on average over four assists more per game. BSU shoots nearly 44 % from the floor this season and 35.2 percent of the 3-point range.
Broncos opponents shoot almost 39 percent as a whole and 30.2 percent beyond an arc. 5.36 Boise State blocks per game leads to the conference.
The Boise State Series History
Boise State runs the series of all time, 20-16 and won the last two meetings with Cowgirls. Broncos defeated Wyoming 62-54 in the quarterfinals of the Mountain West Championship last season. UW is 11-2 at home in the series all the time and won three direct dates from 2018. Pedersen is an average of 14.3 points per game at 61.5 percent shooting in four career matches against Broncos.