The Metro State women’s basketball team signed four transfers to its roster, Roadrunners coach Dave Murphy said Wednesday.
The additions: Ashley Mickens, a 5-foot-7 guard who played her first two seasons at Air Force; Stephanie Sauter, a junior from Colorado-Colorado Springs and a graduate of Smoky Hill High School; Paula Bruzewski, a 5-6 guard from Otero Junior College and a graduate of Valley High School; and 5-11 forward Cassondra Bratton, from the University of Denver and Pomona High School.
Adams St. men, women runners RMAC Nos. 1
Adams State, defending national champion Western State and Colorado Mines begin the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference men’s cross country season as the top three teams, respectively, in a poll released by the league.
Adams State, which finished second to Western State at the Division II championships, received seven first-place votes and is led by Jesus Solis, a graduate of ThunderRidge High School and the RMAC preseason runner of the year. Western State got four first-place votes.
Adams State, the defending women’s cross country champion, got 12 first-place votes and begins the season ranked No. 1 in the RMAC poll. Western State is No. 2, followed by Colorado-Colorado Springs at No. 3.
