Colorado State University Pueblo

Alisha Davis (Jr., Aurora, Colo.) led the ThunderWolves with 23 points off 9-of-15 shooting from the field in CSU Pueblo's 65-57 loss in the first round of the NCAA Tournament versus Lubbock Christian.

The forward led the team with eight rebounds and added on three blocks to be the most dominant player on the floor from either side.

Following the NCAA appearance, Davis' 74 blocks on the season are the second-most ever recorded in a CSU Pueblo season while the 2.96 blocks per game marks the best feat in program history. Her 16.6 points per game rank her season-scoring average ninth all-time. 

In 25 games played, Davis recorded 22 games with double-figure scoring and highlighted her season with two contests that featured 10-made field goals. The performance against Lubbock Christian put an exclamation point at the end of a record-setting season for both Davis and Pack women's basketball.