The California State University Northridge (CSUN) Matadors women’s basketball team fell 82-59 to the Boise State Broncos on November 10, 2026, at ExtraMile Arena in Boise, Idaho. This was CSUN’s first road game of the season, dropping their record to 1-1 while Boise State extended its undefeated start to 3-0.
CSUN took an early lead of 12-5 behind Saray White’s opening and-one drive and early three-pointers from Rita Nazario and Kira-May Filemu. However, Boise State rallied to close the first quarter ahead by two points, 16-14, and continued to build momentum with an 11-2 run to finish the quarter.
Despite a competitive first half, Boise State led 40-27 at halftime following a 10-4 run early in the second quarter. The Broncos expanded their advantage with a 10-0 run in the third quarter, reaching a 57-39 lead. CSUN responded with a strong fourth quarter, scoring 20 points—their highest scoring quarter—but could not recover.
Saray White led CSUN with 13 points, while Amya Moody added 11 points, including a notable stepback three-pointer. Kira-May Filemu contributed eight rebounds and three three-pointers, playing a team-high 30 minutes. CSUN totaled 28 rebounds and led the game in steals (5-3) and blocks (3-2), but Boise State’s offensive execution proved decisive.
CSUN will next face the University of San Diego Toreros on November 14 at 2 p.m., with the game streamed live on ESPN+.
CSB Take
CSUN’s first road game demonstrated their promising start and defensive intensity, as seen in their early lead and advantages in steals and blocks. However, sustaining that intensity against a strong Boise State team proved challenging, especially during crucial runs in the second and third quarters. The Matadors will look to build on this experience and improve both offensive consistency and defensive resilience in their upcoming game at San Diego.
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