The Nevada Wolf Pack women’s basketball team concluded its homestand Saturday with a 78-64 loss to the San Diego State Aztecs.
Late Rally Not Enough for Nevada
Despite falling behind early, Nevada demonstrated resilience in the fourth quarter, outscoring San Diego State 29-9. This late surge included a 16-1 run over the final three and a half minutes, fueled by a defensive effort that forced five turnovers in the last four minutes alone.
The Aztecs opened the game with a 7-2 run and extended their lead throughout the first and second quarters, capitalizing on scoring droughts by Nevada. San Diego State built a lead as large as 35 points during the third quarter.
Carter and Rosarion Lead the Offense
Makayla Carter and Maia Rosarion led all players in scoring with 14 points each, both shooting 6-for-8 from the field. Skylar Durley contributed 11 points and led both teams in rebounds with six.
Nevada secured 33 rebounds, just one less than San Diego State. Five of Nevada’s six steals occurred in the fourth quarter as the team attempted to close the gap.
What’s Next?
Nevada (8-17, 4-11 MW) is scheduled to travel to face Colorado State on Wednesday at 5:30 p.m. The outcome of that game could influence the team’s standing within the Mountain West Conference.
Frequently Asked Questions
What was the final score of the game?
The final score was San Diego State 78, Nevada 64.
Who led Nevada in scoring?
Makayla Carter and Maia Rosarion both led Nevada in scoring with 14 points.
When is Nevada’s next game?
Nevada’s next game is on Wednesday at 5:30 p.m. Against Colorado State.
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