Idaho State (2022-23) Played and Started in all 29 of the Bengals contests averaging 35.7 minutes per game during the season... Led the team during a rebuilding year averaging 15.7 ppg shooting .402 from the floor... Grabbed 6.8 boards per game with 123 assists and 32 steals. Became the all-time ISU Assist leader with 414 on her career...  On Nov. 22, 2022 Bourne became the 22nd member of the Idaho State 1000 point club... Bourne ranks No. 2 all-time in games played at 141 on her career... Was named 2nd team All-Big Sky at the end of the season.

Idaho State (2021-22) Played in 24 games for the Bengals starting in 21 of them as she helped lead the team to a second-consecutive Big Sky Regular Season Championship... Averaging 31.6 minutes for the Bengals, Bourne scored seven points per game  with a .322 shooting percentage... Bourne averaged seven boards per game, three assists per game and 23 steals on the season.

Idaho State (2020-21) Played and started in all 26 of the Bengals games this season... Assisted the Bengals in winning the regular season and tournament Big Sky Championships and played in the first round of the NCAA tournament... Was named to the 2021 Big Sky Conference All-Tournament team... Finished the season ranked tied for 11th in single season double-doubles with 5... Set and Tied her career high in assists three separate times with 7... Averaged 29.6 minutes per game and while on the court shot .415 percent from the the field and averaged 8.5 rebounds per game... Had a career high season total in assists with 82...Currently ranked 3rd all-time in assist-to-turnover ratio at 1.37 

Idaho State: (2018-19) Played in all 31 games and earned 20 starts...averaged 4.1 points and 3.6 rebounds...scored her first career points against Cal Baptist to help ISU defeat the Lancers in their first game as a DI program...scored a career-high 11 points against both Southern Utah (Jan. 3) and Montana (Jan. 24)...secured a career-high 10 rebounds against Montana State on Jan. 26...provided an assist in 28 consecutive games...started and scored three points against Arizona in the WNIT.

Before Idaho State: Member of the 2015 Australian U17 squad and the Canberra Capitals WNBL development team...played for the Australian Capital Territory state team since 2010...won Defensive Player of the Year in 2017 and averaged 20 points per game in the ACT Premier League...named MVP of the Australian School Sport Championship with 18 points per game and seven rebounds per game...named All-Australian Captain in 2017...spent three years with the Capitals Academy in SEABL.

Personal: Born Callie Bourne to Trent and Ann Bourne on May 30, 1999...father played Australian football and mother played basketball...undeclared major. 

Head Coach Seton Sobolewski on Bourne:
"Callie is one of the best guards in her age group in Australia," Sobolewski said. "In this year's Australian School Sport national championship, she was selected as one of the top 10 players in the tournament. The basketball circles in Australia have projected her as a future pro. Needless to say, we are excited to have her. She is a tough competitor who has all the tools to be a great player."