Womens Basketball

Behind 23 points from Marquelle Dent, the Wyoming Cowgirls topped the Boise State Broncos 61-56 Tuesday in the Quarterfinals of the Reese's Mountain West Women's Basketball Championships in Las Vegas.

Wyoming junior forward Kayla Woodward was one of two Cowgirls to earn recognition Sunday, as the Mountain West Conference announced its 2014 All-Conference team and individual award winners.

The Wyoming basketball team will close out the regular season on the road Friday, March 7, against the Colorado State Rams.

Utah State rallied from a five-point deficit with 2:47 to play, and spoiled the Wyoming Cowgirls last home game Tuesday night in Laramie. The Aggies pulled out an 84-80 victory to sweep the regular season series from UW.

Emotions will be running high tonight at the Arena-Auditorium in Laramie, as the Wyoming Cowgirls play their home finale against Utah State. It will be a chance for seniors Kaylee Hoffman, Chelan Landry and Fallon Lewis to say thank you and for fans to say good-bye.

Kaitlyn Mileto scored 14 points and surpassed 1000 in her career, and the Wyoming Cowgirls won easily at the Air Force Academy over the Falcons, 73-32, Wednesday night in Colorado Springs.

When you've won 42 of the previous 44 match-ups, you can call that one-sided. It's the record the Wyoming Cowgirls have against Air Force in women's basketball. Tonight the Cowgirls play the Falcons at Clune Arena in Colorado Springs.

Marquelle Dent scored a career-high 28 points to lead the Wyoming Cowgirls to a 75-49 victory over the Colorado State Rams in the women's Border War Saturday at the Arena-Auditorium in Laramie.

The Wyoming basketball team returns home on Saturday, Feb. 22, as they host the league leading Colorado State Rams.

This might be one of the single busiest weekend's of action for sports teams from Laramie High School and the University of Wyoming. There's a state culminating event, a conference championship and a regional championship, just to give a glimpse at how big this weekend is.