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W Basketball

vs San Diego State

W 57-44

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at Air Force

L 64-65

W Basketball

at UNLV

L 65-74

W Basketball

vs New Mexico

L 68-70

W Basketball

vs Utah State

W 63-43

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at Fresno State

W 57-42

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vs San José State

W 65-52

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at Wyoming

L 57-59

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vs (11) Utah State

W 75-58

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vs (3) Colorado State

L 59-61

Tuesday, November 2

Tucson, AZ

7:00 p.m.

Grand Canyon

at

University of Arizona (exhibition)

Rosalyn Nelson

Rosalyn Nelson

Grand Canyon headed back to Tucson

11/1/2010 11:45:23 PM | Women's Basketball

By: Steve Heath

For the second straight season, Grand Canyon’s women’s basketball team will open the exhibition season against the University of Arizona.

The Antelopes, coming off a 19-8 season, take on the Wildcats at McKale Center 7 p.m. Tuesday.

“It’s going to be a really good test,” said GCU senior guard Samantha Murphy (Phoenix, AZ, Xavier Prep), the program’s all-time leading scorer, who scored 21 in last year’s 83-56 loss to the Division I program.

Tuesday’s game is the first of two exhibitions against D-I competition. GCU travels to UNLV Nov. 8.

The regular season begins Nov. 12 at the Disney Classic. GCU will play three games in three days, opening with Texas Woman’s University Nov. 12, followed by Alaska-Anchorage (Nov. 13) and UC San Diego (Nov. 14).

Along with the return of Murphy, GCU welcomes back senior guard Rosalyn Nelson (Phoenix, AZ, Deer Valley), who missed all of last season due to a knee injury. Nelson is the program’s all-time leader in assists and steals.

Arizona finished 14-17 last season and return four starters and seven letterwinners.

Fans can follow the game’s live stats by clicking on the live stats link on the GCU home page and women’s basketball calendar, as well as, the women’s basketball schedule page. It will direct you to Arizona’s Gametracker Live Stats. A paid service on ArizonaWildcats.com will have a live video stream. KTUC AM 1400 in Tucson will do the radio broadcast.

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Quarterfinal set with Lopes, Rams at 7:30 p.m.

Sunday, March 08

Las Vegas, NV. : March 7, 2026: The Lopes win 58-75 against Utah State during the First Round of the Mountain West Tournament at the Thomas & Mack Center. David Kadlubowski/GCU

Pair of double-doubles guide Lopes to MW quarterfinals

Sunday, March 08

Next Event

at

University of Arizona (exhibition)

L, 56-90

Nov 2 (Tue)

7:00 p.m.

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