SFSU women’s basketball returns home in search of first conference win

Felicia Villarruel (Courtesy SFSU Athletics)

Felicia Villarruel (Courtesy SFSU Athletics)

San Francisco State University’s women’s basketball team is still looking for its first conference win of the season.

The Gators will get another chance on Friday when they play host to UC San Diego. They’ll play Cal State San Bernardino on Saturday.

A silver lining for the team: Both of its wins have come at home this season.College Sportsdivision ii basketballSan Francisco State UniversitySFSU

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