The Boise State women’s basketball team showcased a dominant performance against the College of Idaho, winning with a score of 86-34 on Monday. This victory wraps up a perfect 4-0 start to their season during their four-game homestand, marking a replicable success from last year and demonstrating their strong tradition, achieving this feat 11 times throughout program history.
Leading the Broncos was a well-rounded team effort, with four players scoring in double figures. The standout performer was a player off the bench who earned a game-high of 15 points, shooting an impressive 7-for-7 from the field in just 16 minutes of play. Another key contributor also came in off the bench, adding 12 points, while one player recorded her first career double-double with 11 points and 11 rebounds. Their defensive strategy was on point from the beginning, forcing six turnovers from College of Idaho within the initial five minutes of the game, and leading to a heavy 18-5 advantage after the first quarter.
As the game progressed, the Broncos continued to build momentum, closing the first half with a significant 43-12 lead following a 12-1 run. This continued dominance allowed them to maintain control throughout the game, culminating in an impressive victory that highlighted their capabilities.
The win also marked a special milestone for head coach Presnell, who coached his 600th game with the team. Boise State’s perfect start this year, along with their historical achievements in early season play, showcases their dedication and potential for a successful season ahead. As they look to maintain their winning streak, the Broncos will head to the Chase Center for a matchup against San Francisco on November 21.
Overall, this beginning to the season brings hope and excitement for the Broncos as they continue to build their momentum. With strong performances from their bench and a focus on both offensive and defensive strategies, the team seems poised to achieve great things in the upcoming games.