Preview: Colorado State at Wyoming Women’s Basketball BOSLER, Wyo. (Interstat) — The Colorado State Rams, riding a three-game winning streak, will look to continue their push near the top of the Mountain West standings when they visit the Wyoming Cowgirls on Saturday, Feb. 21, 2026, at Arena-Auditorium. The Rams (20-7, 8-4 MW) enter the contest after a 70-59 home victory over Nevada on Wednesday, where Madelyn Bragg and Kloe Froebe each scored 17 points. Colorado State has won five of its last seven games and boasts one of the conference’s best overall records. Wyoming (9-16, 4-8), meanwhile, seeks to rebound from a narrow 56-54 home loss to Boise State last Saturday. The Cowgirls have struggled for consistency but showed a flash of high-level play with an 82-72 road win at UNLV on Feb. 11. This matchup is a quick rematch of a Feb. 7 meeting in Fort Collins, which Colorado State dominated, 83-54. In that game, the Rams’ defense stifled Wyoming, holding them to 30.6% shooting from the field. A key player to watch for Colorado State is Bragg. The guard is coming off a strong 17-point performance against Nevada and averaged 12.3 points in three games last week. For Wyoming, forward Henna Sandvik is a consistent focal point. She recorded a double-double with 13 points and 10 rebounds in the loss to Boise State and exploded for 25 points in the win at UNLV. The Rams have found success with balanced scoring, as evidenced by three players reaching double figures against Nevada. Wyoming will need to improve its offensive efficiency after shooting just 32.8% in the first meeting and will rely heavily on Sandvik’s all-around production. Saturday’s game tips off a critical final stretch for both teams as the regular season winds down. Colorado State aims to solidify its seeding for the Mountain West tournament, while Wyoming looks to play spoiler and build momentum at home. Following this game, Colorado State hosts UNLV on Feb. 25. Wyoming travels to face Air Force on the same date.