The Gonzaga and Washington State women’s basketball teams find themselves in the same region of the U.S. trying to advance in their postseason journeys Thursday.
PULLMAN – Astera Tuhina hardly seemed jazzed. Washington State’s junior guard had just knocked down the go-ahead triple, a straightaway 3-pointer in crunch time of Monday’s WNIT game against Utah Valley, and she wasn’t exactly jumping up and down.
PULLMAN – In a back room at the Spokane Arena, where Washington State freshman guard Tomas Thrastarson enjoyed a career-best scoring outing in late December, his head coach and teammates couldn’t stop raving about him.