Colorado State women's basketball head coach, Ryun Williams, has signed a contract extension that will keep him with the program through 2031. With 281 wins in 14 seasons, he is the all-time winningest coach in the program's history. Under his leadership, the Rams clinched the Mountain West Tournament Championship and made an impressive appearance in the NCAA Tournament. Athletic Director John Weber praised Williams for fostering both athletic success and character development among players. The team looks forward to competing in the new Pac-12 era with Williams at the helm.

By the Numbers
  • 281 career wins as head coach of Colorado State.
  • 10 seasons with 20 or more wins, including five consecutive seasons.
State of Play
  • Williams has guided the Rams to eighth postseason appearances, with multiple NCAA Tournament qualifications.
  • Recent success includes winning five out of six Mountain West Newcomer of the Year awards.
What's Next

The Rams are set to compete in the Pac-12, aiming to maintain their high-performance standards under Williams. Fans can now purchase season tickets for the upcoming year to support the team in this new chapter.

Bottom Line

Ryun Williams’ extension marks a commitment to continue building a competitive and successful women’s basketball program at Colorado State, reinforcing the importance of developing both athletic talent and character in student-athletes.