Colorado Chill of the NWBL

McCain has Baby Boy Tiffany McCain, who was on the Chill's 2005 roster, had a baby boy.

Colorado Chill Sign Player from Local Tryouts The Colorado Chill have announced that they have signed 6’4” Layla Schwarz to the 2006 roster. Schwarz is a 2005 graduate of Oklahoma Baptist University.

Becky Hammon to Spin on Wheel of Fortune That’s right, Colorado Chill All Star Becky Hammon will take her spin moves to the Wheel of Fortune Wednesday, November 2, to help raise money for the American Red Cross.

Erin Scholz Back With the Chill The Colorado Chill of the National Women's Basketball League (NWBL) announced today that former University of Colorado standout Erin Scholz will return for the 2006 season.

Coleman Returns to Chill Colorado native Danielle Coleman will return for her second season with the Colorado Chill after a season ending knee injury in 2005.

Jamie Carey Signs Northern Colorado native and University of Texas standout signed a contract with the Colorado Chill for the 2006 season.

Hammon's Back The wait is over. The questions can stop. WNBA Allstar and former CSU standout Becky Hammon has renewed her contract for a third year with the Colorado Chill.

Cronin Re-Signs Katie Cronin announced today that she will be back for her third and final season with the Colorado Chill.

Chill Host Local Tryouts The Colorado Chill will be holding their open tryouts from 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM on Saturday, October 15, 2005, at The Gym of the Rockies. There are four slots that the Chill will be trying to fill.

Riley Back With the Chill Ruth Riley will be back in double 0's for the Chill for the 2006 season. She had a 3 year contract with an exit option which she chose not to excercise.

Chill Resigns With NWBL The Chill have resigned a contract with the National Women's Basketball League. In addition, the schedule will look a bit different this year by reducing the season by two home and two away game.

Cronin Signs WIth San Antonio The Chill announced that guard/forward Katie Cronin has signed a one-year contract with the San Antonio Silver Stars of the WNBA.

Bacon Signs With San Antonio The Chill announced that forward Carrie Bacon has signed a one-year contract with the San Antonio Silver Stars of the WNBA.

Sports Radio Network (WSRN) to Broadcast NWBL Championship Sports Radio Network (WSRN), the official broadcast partner of The National Women's Basketball League (NWBL), will be home for the 2005 NWBL Championship, as the internet based station will be presenting action on both a taped delayed pay-per-view and pay-per-hear basis, beginning on Thursday, April 7, 2005.

Colorado Wins NWBL Title Over Dallas Colorado was able to escape with a 77-70 victory over the Dallas Fury.

Title Game Will Feature #1 and #2 Scorers After joining the NWBL in 2004, the Colorado Chill and Dallas Fury own identical records of 33-15 and they will meet in the league title game for the second straight season on Friday night at the Budweiser Events Center.

Strong Second Half Propels Chill to Win After a slow start to the game and just a five-point lead after the first half, the Colorado Chill responded with a strong second half effort to pull-away with an 83-67 win in their semifinal win over the Chicago Blaze.

Colorado Prepares for Semifinal Battle with Chicago The Chill clinched the top seed in the NWBL playoffs for the second straight season with a record of 16-8 and won a share of the regular season title. Chicago finished the regular season in fourth place with a record of 13-11.

Blaze Hold Off Chill Chicago forced 25 turnovers and held off a late run to beat Colorado 94-78.

Final Road Trip of the Season The Chill will take to the road for the final time of the 2005 season this weekend, as they will travel to Chicago on Friday and then to San Jose on Sunday for an afternoon game with the Spiders.

CTV-25 to Air Chill Games Colorado State University's Campus Television (CTV-25) and the Colorado Chill announced today that they would air the final three home games on a tape-delayed basis.

Colorado Blow Out Power Chill defeat the Birmingham Power 91-57 to wrap up home court throughout the playoffs.

Colorado Steals a Win The Chill won their 23rd straight game at the Budweiser Events Center as they squeaked out a one-point win over the Dallas Fury, 74-73 on Friday night.

Fan Appreciation Weekend The Chill will end the 2005 home schedule this weekend, as well as host Fan Appreciation Weekend. Also, any fan that brings a non-perishable item, such as chili, soup, stew or cereal, will receive $1 off of a general admission ticket purchased at the door and for full-priced adult tickets.

Colorado Secure Playoff Berth Chill beat the Chicago Blaze by a final score of 79-66. Ruth Riley suffered a back injury in the first half of play and did not return to the game.

Colorado Reclaims First Place Colorado desperately needed a win, as they have lost their last two. Becky Hammon made sure they got a 'W' and the lead in the NWBL standings.

Second Straight Blowout Loss The Colorado Chill suffered their second straight loss and largest loss in team history on Sunday night as they fell to the Dallas Fury 81-61.

Short-Handed Hawks Dominate Chill Throughout The Chill played one of their worst games of the season and fell 89-78.

Coleman Tears ACL Danielle Coleman, a local roster player for the Colorado Chill, tore the anterior cruciate ligament in her left knee at practice on Wednesday afternoon.

Chill Bowl for Charity The Colorado Chill will host a charity bowling event on Monday, March 14 at Chipper's Lanes on North College in Fort Collins.

Colorado Defeats San Jose in Close Game A night after San Jose upset the Colorado Chill in California, the Spiders almost pulled off another upset.

Becky Hammon MVP at All-Star Game The West All-Stars defeated the East All-Stars by a final score of 91-82.Becky Hammon of the Colorado Chill took home the 2005 Most Valuable Player award.

Chill Wins Without Hammon and Riley The Chill traveled to San Jose without two of their best players on Saturday night, but that didn't stop Carrie Bacon from putting the team on her back to carry Colorado to a hard fought 81-74 victory over the San Jose Spiders.

Colorado Sneaks Away With Victory Chicago got an early lift from the late-arriving Tamika Catchings, but it wasn’t enough as Colorado defeated the Blaze 86-79.

Colorado Smashes Spiders After a three-game road trip and two-game losing streak, the Chill returned to the court on Sunday night determined to get back to the winning ways and they did so by defeating the San Jose Spiders by a final score of 89-56.

Colorado Stumbles for Second Straight Game On Super Bowl Sunday, it was the shooting for the Blaze that was super, as they defeated the Colorado Chill by a final score of 92-77 in Naperville.

Colorado Falls to Dallas Ruth Riley, Colorado’s primary inside presence, brought her ‘A’ game to Dallas. Unfortunately she was about the only one to show up, as the Chill fell to the Fury by a final score of 73-61.

Chill Beat Hawks Hitting the road for their longest trip of the season, the Chill got started on the right foot by defeating the Lubbock Hawks by a final score of 82-81.

Chill Come From Behind to Ground Hawk For the first time this season Colorado trailed at halftime, for the first time in her Chill career Becky Hammon failed to score 15 points in a game, but for the 19th straight time at the Budweiser Events Center, the Chill prevailed for an NWBL victory.

Chill Survive Late Surge Meeting for the second time in less than a week, Colorado got the revenge they were looking for on Saturday as they defeated the Birmingham Power 83-72.

Colorado Escapes Dallas in Overtime Anna DeForge of the Dallas Fury almost single-handedly ended the Chill’s home court winning streak at 16 games as she scored 41 points, but Colorado was able to escape with a 99-92 overtime victory.

Birmingham Cool Chill In a meeting of undefeated teams at the Boutwell Auditorium in downtown Birmingham, it was the Birmingham Power who finished the night that way as they knocked off the Colorado Chill 78-74.

Nelp Resigns The Colorado Chill of the National Women's Basketball League (NWBL) and team owner David King announced today that they have re-signed Angie Nelp to the 2005 roster.

Colorado Beats Chicago For the fourth time this season, Colorado and Chicago met one another, and for the fourth time this season the same result occurred.The Chill defeated the Blaze by a final score of 90-74 to improve to 4-0 on the season.

Becky Hammon Weekend On Saturday, January 22nd, Colorado State University will honor Colorado Chill point guard Becky Hammon by retiring her #25 during halftime of the Rams game against UNLV and Sunday the Chill will continue the festivities by giving away a special Hammon poster to the first 2,000 fans in attendance.

Chill Improve to 3-0 The Chill looked surprisingly fresh in their 16 point win over the visiting San Jose Spiders on Monday night, as they cruised to a 77-61 victory.

Chill Outlast Blaze Colorado outlasted Chicago in double-overtime to come away with a 111-106 win. Katie Cronin led all scorers with 30 points.

Chill Clip Hawks In the season opener for the NWBL, it was the Chill who clipped the Lubbock Hawks by a final score of 70-67

Roster Changes The Chill signed Nikki Rouillard to a contracted roster position, replacing her on the local roster with Kate Fagan.

Chill Trim Roster The Chill have trimmed the roster down to 12 players to begin the regular season

Colorado Remains Perfect All-Time at BEC New team, new year, same result at the Budweiser Events Center for the Colorado Chill as they beat the Chicago Blaze in the second game of a back-to-back by a final score of 72-60.

Chill Cruise to 29 Point Win in Opener The Chill opened the 2005 season in an unfamiliar place, except for one Becky Hammon, and she showed she was right at home in the convincing 29-point win over the Chicago Blaze in an exhibition game.

Fagan Joins Chill Chill announce signing standout guard Kate Fagan to a contract. Fagan, who played her college ball right down the road at the University of Colorado at Boulder, joins the Chill after a stint of playing ball overseas.

New Weekly Radio Show The Chill announced today that they have reached an agreement with Pro Sports Radio to air a weekly radio show each Wednesday during the 2005 season.

Training Camp Opens The Chill open 2005 training camp with 13 players on the roster, with 10 competing for full-time roster positions.

Two Added to Training Camp Roster The Chill invited Samaiyah Council and Jasai Ferrucho to training camp.

Former LMU Lion and Western State Mountaineer Signed The Chill add Nichole Rouillard and Danielle Coleman to the local roster.

Becky Hammon Returns to Fort Collins for Basketball Camp Former Colorado State University standout and current WNBA All-Star Becky Hammon will be back in Colorado to conduct her fifth annual School of Skills basketball camp for young girls.

Carrie Bacon Signs One-Year Contract The Chill announced today that they have signed former University of Wyoming standout Carrie Bacon to a one-year contract. This season will be Bacon’s second in a Chill uniform.

Chill Re-sign Hawes The Colorado Chill of the National Women's Basketball League announced the re-signing of Shawna Hawes as one of it's four local taxi squad players.

Chill Sign Erin Scholz The Colorado Chill of the National Women's Basketball League (NWBL) announced today that they have signed former University of Colorado standout Erin Scholz.

Colorado Chill Names Parkard as Head Coach Kelly Packard was introduced as the head coach for the 2005 season that was brought on board to help the Chill defend their 2004 regular season champion title.

2004 Team MVP To a Two Year Deal The Colorado Chill of the National Women’s Basketball League (NWBL) announced today that they have signed Katie Cronin to a two-year contract.

Riley Joins Hammon for 2005 Season (July 17, 2004)
Ruth Riley has opted to return for a second year with the Colorado Chill during the 2005 season.

2 Colorado Chill Forwards Signed to WNBA Contracts (April 12, 2004)
Katie Cronin signed a contract to join her former college and NWBL teammate, Becky Hammon with the New York Liberty. Maren Walseth will join the Seattle Storm.

Chill Lose Hearbreaker in NWBL (April 1, 2004)
TItle GameIt was a season that people in Northern Colorado will not forget, but unfortunately for the Colorado Chill of the National Women’s Basketball League (NWBL) their season ends with a heartbreaking loss to the Dallas Fury by a final score of 73-69.

Inaugural Chill into NWBL Championship; Will Face Dallas vs. Houston Winner Thursday Night (March 31, 2004)
The number one seed Colorado Chill fell down early to the Chicago Blaze, but rallied behind team MVP Katie Cronin to defeat the Blaze by a final score of 91-78.

Chill Finish Perfect Season at Home, Control Blaze Early (March 23, 2004)
With a 78-63 win over the visiting Chicago Blaze, the Colorado Chill finished the season with a perfect 12-0 home record, and they also earned the top seed in next week’s NWBL playoffs.

Hammon Returns to Court for Chill, Colorado Secures First Round Bye (March 21, 2004)
After falling behind 12-3 in the first half the fans and the Colorado Chill (14-6) got what they had been waiting for all season, a Becky Hammon sighting.

Becky Hammon to Return to Chill Lineup (March 19, 2004)
After a nine-month absence from the court, Chill shooting guard Becky Hammon will make her season debut, as the Chill will host the Birmingham Power in a critical NWBL contest on Sunday afternoon.

Colorado Comes Out Blazin', Stay Perfect at Home (March 19, 2004)
The Colorado Chill used a strong second half effort from Jill Chapman-Daily and Katie Cronin to defeat the Chicago Blaze (7-10) 77-70 at the Budweiser Events Center.

Chill Fall to Houston, Now in Second Place (March 13, 2004)
The Colorado Chill’s six-game winning streak and hold on first place was lost on Saturday night, as the Houston Stealth defeated Colorado 66-62.

Chill Defeat Springfield, Improve to 9-0 at BEC (March 9, 3004)
The Colorado Chill defeated the Springfield Spirit, 60-49, on Tuesday night to improve their season long winning streak to six games.

Colorado Wins Third Consecutive on Road (March 5, 2004)
For the second time in less than two weeks the Colorado Chill of the National Women’s Basketball League (NWBL) traveled east to take on the Springfield Spirit, both times walking away with road victories.

Chill Stay Hot, Shut Down Power (March 2, 2004)
The Colorado Chill shot true to the team name on Tuesday night in the win over the visiting Birmingham Power.

Chill Win in Overtime, Remain Perfect at Home (February 28, 2004)
It was all about the “Bacon” on Saturday night at the Budweiser Events Center in the Chills 90-78 overtime win over the Dallas Fury.

Colorado Wins Second On Road, Move Into First (February 22, 2004)
It’s been one of those seasons for the Colorado Chill of the National Women’s Basketball League (NWBL), as they have faced many obstacles in their first season of existence.

Former Wyoming Star Joins Colorado Chill (February 20, 2004)
The Colorado Chill announced today the signing of former University of Wyoming star, Carrie Bacon, to a 2004 contract.

Colorado Chill and the NWBL Host Inagural All-Star Game (February 16, 2004)
The Colorado Chill and the NWBL hosted the inaugural All-Star Game on Monday afternoon in front of 2,294 fans at the Budweiser Event’s Center.

Chill End Power Win Streak, Win First Game on Road (February 15, 2004)
The Colorado Chill picked up their first road win of the season as they defeated the Birmingham Power 78-73.

Fury Upend Chill, Colorado Still Winless on Road (February 11, 2003)
The Chill were back on the road where they lost their fifth consecutive road game of the season dropping them to 6-5 on the season.

Chill's Riley Chosen for National Team (February 9, 2004)
Chill center Ruth Riley was chosen today to join the U.S. National Teamin its first training session for the Olympics this summer in Greece.

Chill Win Again, Remain Perfect at Home (February 8, 2004)
The Chill used solid defense and poor Dallas Fury shooting to coast to a 68-49 win at the Budweiser Events Center.

Chill Remain Undefeated at Home, Down Stealth (February 7, 2004)
The Chill were without their leading scorer on Saturday, but they used a 16-6 run in the second half to cruise to a 81-65 win over the visiting Stealth.

Four Chill Players Make NWBL All-Star Team (February 6, 2004)
Rosters were released Friday for the inaugural All-Star Game of the National Women's Basketball League.

Chill Set for Huge Weekend (February 6, 2004)
The Colorado Chill plays two pivotal games this weekend in the National Women's Basketball League.

Saturday's Game Will be Televised (February 4, 2004)
The game will be tape-delayed beginning at 6 p.m., with Renee Carlson and Thad Anderson will be doing commentary.

Chill Cruise, Improve to 4-0 at Home (February 3, 2003)
The Colorado Chill defeated the Springfield Spirit in front of 1,616 fans at the Budweiser Events Center on Tuesday night by a final score of 76-63.

Chill Make First Trade in History (February 3, 2004)
The Colorado Chill completed its first player trade in history, swapping guards with the Birmingham Power of the National Women’s Basketball League.

Chill Go 0-3 on Road Trip (February 2, 2004)
The Colorado Chill started their three-game road trip a top the standings at 3-1, but after losing to the Birmingham Power 63-55 the Chill now are in fourth place looking up.

National Girls and Women in Sports Day (February 2, 2004)
The Force for Women's Sports, along with the Colorado Chill, is celebrating the February 4 National Girls and Women in Sports Day a little early this year.

Swoopes Returns to Court in Texas, Chill Drop Second Straight (January 31, 2004)
On the night where Sheryl Swoopes returned to the court, the Dallas Fury of the National Women’s Basketball League (NWBL) defeated the Colorado Chill by a final score of 71-65.

Chill Fall to Stealth, Drop to Second Place (January 29, 2004)
The Houston Stealth defeated the visiting Colorado Chill, avenging an opening night loss, by a final score of 71-68.

Chill Defeat Spirit, Improve to 3-0 at Home (January 27, 2004)
The Colorado Chill defeated the Springfield Spirit in front of 2,223 fans by a final score of 69-46.

Chill Cruise Cool Off the Blaze (January 25, 2004)
The Colorado Chill of the National Women’s Basketball League (NWBL) cruised to a 25-point victory over the Chicago Blaze at the Budweiser Events Center on Sunday afternoon by a final score of 108-83.

Pro Player Faces Tough Choices (January 23, 2004)
Jill Chapman-Daily feels a little lost this week. She is without her daughter, seven-month-old Addison Daily, for the first time in Addison's life.

Colorado Chill Opens Season Saturday (January 16, 2004)
The Colorado Chill kicks off its inaugural season at 7 p.m. MST Saturday against the Houston Stealth.

First NWBL Telelvised Game Makes History (January 15, 2004)
The Colorado Chill will make history Saturday in the National Women's Basketball League by having its inaugural game televised. It will be the first televised NWBL game in the league's four-year history.

Colorado Chill Signs Point Guard (November 14, 2003)
The Colorado Chill added a veteran point guard Wednesday by signing Meggan Yedsena to its roster.

Single-Game Tickets Go On Sale Saturday for Colorado Chill
Tickets for individual Colorado Chill games will go on sale Saturday for walk-up sales at the Budweiser Events Center.

Colorado Chill Signs Post Player (November 5, 2003)
The Colorado Chill announced the signing of Jill Chapman-Daily

Former CSU Star Makes Professional Roster (October 17, 2003)
The Colorado Chill signed firefighter Teresa (James) Hinz to its local roster, making her the fourth Colorado State University player to make the professional women's basketball team.

Colorado Chill Signs CU Star (October 15, 2003)
Jenny Roulier will play for the Chill in their 2004 season

Colorado Chill Sign WNBA Player (October 9, 2003)
The Colorado Chill announced the signing of another WNBA player to its women's basketball squad. Allison Curtin, a first-year player with the reigning WNBA champion Detroit Shock, will play for the Chill.