Colorado Christian vs. CSU Pueblo
Saturday, Jan. 2 | 2:00 p.m.
Lakewood, Colo. (CCU Event Center)
No Fans Allowed
- Colorado Christian is 9-19 all-time against CSU Pueblo  Â
- Won by nine in their last contest which was Jan. 3, 2020
- The Cougars average 61.61 points per game against Thunder Wolves
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Colorado Christian vs. Adams State
Sunday, Jan. 3 | 2:00 p.m.
Lakewood, Colo. (CCU Event Center)
No Fans Allowed
- Colorado Christian leads the all-time series against Adams State 17-11
- The longest winning streak the Cougars have against Adams State is eight games
- The Cougars are 9-1 over the past ten games against the Grizzlies
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Live Stats
Game Day Flipcard (PDF)
Second Half Scorers
Coming out of the locker room at halftime has been the boost the Cougars have needed this season, as they have scored more second half points in three of the four games this season. The Cougars have also scored the most points in the third in three of the four game this season as well.
Staying Flexible
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Even though the season is still in its infancy the Cougars have experienced what COVID-19Â can do to a season, with game number two of the year being postponed till a later date and home games being swapped with South Dakota Mines. Coming out of the Christmas break the Cougars will continue to roll with the punches as weekly COVID testing will make or break the games for the week.
Production from the Newcomers
The Cougars are getting wonderful production from some first year players, Mara Kemmer is cementing herself in the line-up, starting in three of the four games and averaging 25.8 minutes per game. Kemmer is also averaging 6.5 points per game. Â
Christen Curry highlights how deep the Cougars are at the guard position this season averaging 18.8 minutes per game and 7.8 points per game.  Â
Head Coach – Corey Laster
The 2020-21 season will be Corey Laster's fifth at Colorado Christian. Â
Laster has been a collegiate coach for the last 20 years, dating back to 2000 where he started his career at his alma mater, Taylor University (IN). Laster ran a successful program at Taylor from 2000-03 (51-31). After Taylor, Corey moved up to the NCAA DII level where he became an assistant coach for Saint Michaels (VT) from 2003-05. Laster was then able to take over his own program in the NCAA DIII level at Defiance (OH) from 2005-07.
From 2007-10 Corey Laster took the assistant coaching position at Bucknell in Lewisburg, PA, an NCAA DI program. Wanting to become a head coach once again, Laster claimed the University of Colorado Colorado Springs women's basketball program from 2010-14. Laster was a part of the RMAC for four years building a strong program for the Mountain Lions.
Ground Rules
In late November, the RMAC released information about the season structure and return-to-play guidelines for basketball. All teams will have a 22-game conference schedule (non-conference play being optional), and any game that is not played due to COVID-19 issues will be declared a "no contest." All student-athletes and team support staff must test negative within 72 hours of the game, and in the state of Colorado, everyone in the arena will wear a mask except for the 10 active players on the court. An RMAC champion will be declared if at least five teams complete 50 percent of their originally approved schedule (11 games). The champion and RMAC Tournament qualifiers will be determined by use of the NCAA Division II RPI system.
