2018-19 Montana Women's Basketball Yearbook by University of Montana Athletics

2018-19 Lady Griz Basketball -- Yearbook --

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Name Ka e Mayhue Sophia S les Gabi Harrington Sammy Fatkin Abby Anderson Lee Camel Kylie Frohlich Carmen Gfeller Jordyn Schweyen Taylor Goligoski Jace Henderson McKenzie Johnston Madi Schoening Emma Stockholm

Year Fr. So. R-So. So. R-Fr. So. Fr. Fr. Fr. R-Jr. R-Sr. R-Jr. Jr. Jr.

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Pos. G G G G F G F F G G F G F F

Ht. 5-10 5-9 5-9 5-11 6-2 5-9 6-0 6-1 5-11 5-8 6-0 5-7 5-9 6-2

Exp. HS 1L 1L TR RS HS HS HS HS 2L 3L 2L 2L 2L

Hometown Albany, Ore. Malta, Mont. Boise, Idaho Snohomish, Wash. Hillsboro, Ore. Ronan, Mont. Missoula, Mont. Colfax, Wash. Missoula, Mont. Hamilton, Mont. Billings, Mont. Helena, Mont. Sandpoint, Idaho Chelan, Wash.

Previous School South Albany HS Malta HS Bishop Kelly HS Glacier Peak HS/Arizona Glencoe HS Ronan HS Sen nel HS Colfax HS Sen nel HS Hamilton HS Senior HS Capital HS Sandpoint HS Chelan HS

Head Coach: Shannon Schweyen (Montana, ’93), third year (27th on staﬀ) Assistant Coaches: Sonya Stokken (Montana, ’09), sixth year Mike Petrino (MSU Billings, ’99), third year Jordan Sullivan (Montana, ’14), second year

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Class Breakdown

State Breakdown

Ka e Mayhue ... MAY-hew Sammy Fatkin ... FAT-kin Kylie Frohlich ... FROE-lick Carmen Gfeller ... GEE-feller Jordyn Schweyen ... SHWAY-en Taylor Goligoski ... GAHL-ah-GOS-kee Jace Henderson ... Jase (rhymes with case) Madi Schoening ... SHOW-ning Shannon Schweyen ... SHWAY-en Sonya Stokken ... STOKE-en

Seniors (1): ............................. Jace Henderson

Montana (7): ................................... Lee Camel ..................................................... Kylie Frohlich ................................................. Taylor Goligoski ................................................. Jace Henderson ........................................... McKenzie Johnston ............................................... Jordyn Schweyen ...................................................... Sophia S les

Juniors (4): .............................. Taylor Goligoski ........................................... McKenzie Johnston ................................................ Madi Schoening .............................................. Emma Stockholm Sophomores (4): .............................. Lee Camel .................................................... Sammy Fatkin ................................................ Gabi Harrington ...................................................... Sophia S les RS Freshmen (1): ..................... Abby Anderson Freshmen (4): ............................. Kylie Frohlich .................................................. Carmen Gfeller .................................................... Ka e Mayhue ............................................... Jordyn Schweyen

Washington (3): ......................... Sammy Fatkin .................................................. Carmen Gfeller .............................................. Emma Stockholm Idaho (2): ............................... Gabi Harrington ................................................ Madi Schoening Oregon (2): .............................. Abby Anderson .................................................... Ka e Mayhue

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JACE HENDERSON 24

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2017-18 (junior season): Cancun Challenge All-Tournament Team ... Voted team’s Mary Louise Pope Zimmerman Most Valuable Player ... Voted team’s Shannon Green Most InspiraƟonal Player ... Played in 29 of 31 games, ge ng 26 starts ... Missed two late-season games with an ankle injury ... Averaged 8.8 points on 47.4 percent shoo ng ... Led team in rebounding at 7.2 per game ... Played 29.7 minutes per game ... Led team in blocks (24), ranked second in assists (50), third in steals (27) ... Ranked ninth in the Big Sky in rebounding, 11th in field goal percentage ... Had 14 double-figure scoring games a er entering season with one in first two years ... Also had six double-figure rebounding games and five double-doubles ... Scored a season-high 17 points on 7-of-9 shoo ng in home win over Montana State ... Had 16 points on 8-of-11 shoo ng in home win over Portland State, with 13 rebounds, four assists and no turnovers in 35 minutes ... Totaled 15 points on 5-of-5 shoo ng to go along with eight rebounds in home loss against Eastern Washington ... Ended season with 11 points and nine rebounds on a bad ankle in quarterfinal loss to Northern Colorado in Big Sky tournament ... Had 50 assists against 39 turnovers on the season ... Totaled three blocks in road win at Southern Utah, four steals in home win over Stephen F. Aus n. 2016-17 (sophomore season): Voted team’s Shannon Green Most InspiraƟonal Player ... Played in all 30 games ... Averaged 12.6 minutes off the bench ... Averaged 2.7 points and 3.1 rebounds ... Grabbed a team-high 47 offensive rebounds ... Scored a season-high 10 points on 5-of-7 shoo ng in home win over Rocky Mountain ... Grabbed a season-high nine rebounds at Portland State, twice finished with eight boards ... Handed out three assists in season-opening home win over Great Falls, had three steals at Idaho ... Five mes played 20 or more minutes, a season-high 26 at Stephen F. Aus n. 2015-16 (freshman season): Played in 22 of 31 games, averaging 6.0 minutes off the bench ... Totaled 25 points (1.1/g) and 22 rebounds (1.0/g) ... Made 10 of 17 (.588) shot a empts on the season and turned the ball over just four mes in 131 minutes ... Scored a season-high five points while playing a season-high 18 minutes in 86-51 home win over Cal State Fullerton ... Scored in 10 of 22 games played ... Twice grabbed a season-high three rebounds ... Played 10 or more minutes five mes. 2014: Competed for the Montana volleyball team … Played in 15 of the team’s 29 matches at se er, ge ng one start … Finished third on the team with 77 assists. Personal: The daughter of Brian and LynAnn Henderson ... Has an older sister, Dani, and two younger brothers, Brooks and Bo ... A communica on studies major.

Career #’s >>>

Season GP/GS 2014-15 2015-16 22/0 2016-17 30/0 2017-18 29/26

131/6.0 379/12.6 860/29.7

TOTALS

1370/16.9 137-312 .439

81/26

Min/Ave

FG-FGA

Pct

3FG-A Pct FT-FTA Pct Oﬀ Def Reb -- Competed for the Montana volleyball team -10-17 .588 0-0 .000 5-12 .417 7 15 22 27-84 .321 0-3 .000 28-59 .475 47 47 94 100-211 .474 0-3 .000 56-90 .622 79 130 209 0-6

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89-161

Avg PF/FO

St Pts

Ave

1.0 3.1 7.2

7 4 3 6 25 17 23 3 13 82 50 39 24 27 256

1.1 2.7 8.8

102/0 74 66 30 46 363

4.5

.553 133 192 325 4.0

13/0 23/0 66/0

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Playing in the Montana-Wyoming All-Star games. My dad was my coach and my sister was on staﬀ. That just kind of wrapped up my high school career, finishing it with my family. Basketball has always been about family for me. My teammates become my family, and my family has done it ever since I was walking. That experience made me realize how much I love basketball.

JACE >>>

* What weird food combina ons do you really enjoy? Mac and cheese, hot dogs and ketchup

* If you owned a restaurant, what kind of food would it serve? Cookie dough shop

* What movie can you watch over and over without ever getng red of? I loved the Harry Po er series

* When was the last me you stayed up through the en re night? Freshman year of college with Sierra Anderson before she le for Cancun

* What’s something that will always be in fashion, no ma er how much me passes? Nike grey sweats

* What’s the most amazing place in nature you’ve been? Glacier Na onal Park

* What was cool when you were young but isn’t cool now? Tying your t-shirt and baggy basketball shorts

* What’s something that all your friends agree on? I have some of the most awkward moments ever

* What’s the most addicted to a game you’ve ever been? Super Smash Bros or Mario Kart on the Wii

* How many chickens would it take to kill an elephant? Hahaha, who thinks of these? I’m going with 40

* If there was a book of commandments for the modern world, what would some of the rules be? Golden Rule: Treat others the way you want to be treated * What habit do you have now that you wish you started much earlier? Doing my dishes. Sorry mom * What’s the most recent show you’ve binge watched? This Is Us * What’s the saddest scene in a movie or TV series? Where the Red Fern Grows or Old Yeller * What food do you crave most o en? Peanut bu er

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TAYLOR GOLIGOSKI 23

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5-8

2017-18 (sophomore season): Played in 29 of 31 games, ge ng 22 starts ... Missed the season’s first two games with a leg injury ... Played limited minutes before returning to the star ng lineup in mid-December ... S ll averaged 26.1 minutes for the season, twice playing all 40 ... Averaged 7.4 points and 2.6 rebounds per game ... Tied for the team lead with 31 3-pointers made ... Hit the game-winning shot with 2.2 seconds remaining in Montana’s 53-51 home win over North Dakota ... Eight mes scored 10 or more points ... Montana went 7-1 in those games ... Totaled a season-high 14 points in home win over Montana State ... Went 4 for 7 from the arc against the Bobcats ... Three mes scored 13 points, all coming against league opponents ... Scored 13 points on 5-of-6 shooting in road win at Southern Utah ... A empted just 21 free throws in 29 games ... Had seven rebounds and four assists, both season highs, in first-round victory over Sacramento State at Big Sky tournament. 2016-17 (freshman season): Academic All-Big Sky Conference ... Lady Griz Classic All-Tournament Team ... Played in all 30 games ... One of two players to start all 30 ... Led team in scoring (10.7/g) and minutes played (31.8/g) ... Had 17 double-figure scoring games ... Led team in scoring 11 mes ... Scored 27 points in home win over Incarnate Word in fourth collegiate game to match Mandy Morales’s program record for scoring by a freshman ... Went 6 for 6 from 3-point range in that game ... Also surpassed 20 points with 22 in home win over Rocky Mountain ... Scored 19 points on 9-of-16 shoo ng in over me home loss to Montana State ... Also held to four or fewer points eight mes as the focal point of opposing defenses ... The team’s top 3-point threat with 33, 15 more than any other player ... Eleven mes made two or more threes ... Grabbed a season-high nine rebounds in collegiate debut, a home win over Great Falls ... Four mes handed out three assists, twice had three steals ... Played 22 or more minutes every game of the season, 18 mes playing 30 or more. 2015-16: Redshirt season Prep: A 2015 graduate of Hamilton High ... The Montana Gatorade Player of the Year as a sophomore and senior ... Three mes named to the Great Falls Tribune Super-State team ... All-state as a sophomore, junior and senior ... Led the Broncs to the 2015 Class A state tle a er a runner-up finish in 2014 ... A four-year starter at shortstop for Hamilton’s so ball team ... All-state as a sophomore, junior and senior, a Super-State selec on as a junior and senior ... Played in four state tournaments ... Hamilton/Darby/Victor placed fourth in 2015. Personal: The daughter of Jason and Kari Goligoski ... Has two younger brothers, Hunter and Tanner ... A health and human performance major.

Career #’s >>>

Season GP/GS 2015-16 2016-17 30/30 2017-18 29/22

954/31.8 757/26.1

TOTALS

1711/29.0 208-611 .340 64-227 .282

59/52

Min/Ave

FG-FGA

Pct

3FG-A

Pct FT-FTA Pct -- Redshirt season 124-355 .349 33-119 .277 39-62 .629 84-256 .328 31-108 .287 15-21 .714 54-83

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Oﬀ -21 20 41

Def Reb Avg PF/FO

St Pts

77 56

6 6

18 320 10.7 18 214 7.4

98 76

3.3 2.6

42/0 48/2

32 60 24 35

133 174 2.9

90/2

56 95 12 36 534

Ave

9.1

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Winning a state championship my senior year on my home court with all of my best friends. It had been our goal since we started playing together in third grade. To have that dream become a reality in front of more than 5,000 people was unforge able.

TAYLOR >>>

* What’s something that will always be in fashion no ma er how much me passes? Crop tops * What’s the coldest you’ve ever been? My senior year of high school I was hun ng for my mule deer and we got up to hike at 5 a.m. in -13 degree weather * When was the last me you slept more than nine hours? I strive for 10-12 hours most days of the week * What food do you crave most o en? Coﬀee is God’s greatest gi * What’s incredibly cheap and you would pay way more money for? Market on Front breakfast burritos * What did you believe for way too long as a child? I thought Santa Claus was real un l about seventh grade. My parents went to extreme measures * What’s the most physically painful thing you’ve ever experienced? Taking an Alycia Sims elbow to the head my freshman year. It split right open, spur ng like a fountain. I had to get four staples * What small change greatly improves a persons appearance? Their sense of style and how they carry themselves

* What was ruined because it became popular? Red Box because it used to only be $1 * What always cheers you up when you think about it? Coﬀee * What habit do you have now that you wish you had started much earlier? Ea ng healthy and focusing on nutri on * Who in your life is the worst at using technology? My grandma. She’s always somehow forwarding me messages that other people sent her * Is a hotdog a sandwich? No, it’s a hotdog * What’s the most annoying thing about the social media platform you use most? People are always trying to portray that they live the perfect life. You can’t know someone through their Instagram account * What would be the most unse ling thing to keep occasionally finding around our house? Mouse poop

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MCKENZIE JOHNSTON 32

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2017-18 (sophomore season): Academic All-Big Sky Conference ... Honorable menƟon All-Big Sky Conference ... Lady Griz Classic All-Tournament Team ... Voted team’s Theresa Rhoads Award winner for best exemplifying Lady Griz basketball ... Played in all 31 games ... One of two players to start every game ... Played 35.9 minutes per game, the sixth-highest average in the Big Sky ... Ranked in the top 20 in the Big Sky in scoring (12.5/g), rebounding (5.5/g) and assists (5.0/g) ... Finished second in the Big Sky in assists, ranked sixth in assist-to-turnover ra o (1.7) ... Led team in scoring, assists and steals (41) ... Upped shoo ng percentage from .384 as a freshman to .426 as a sophomore ... Be ered 3-point shoo ng from .203 to .305 ... Had 22 double-figure scoring games, including the season’s final eight ... Scored 24 points in home win over Long Beach State, had pair of 20-point scoring games at the Big Sky tournament ... Went for a season-high 28 points on 10-of-14 shoo ng in first-round win over Sacramento State ... Added 23 in quarterfinal loss to Northern Colorado ... Shot 50.6 percent over the season’s final six games ... Had a 16-point, 10-rebound double-double in road loss at Weber State, with seven assists ... Also had a 10-rebound game in road loss at Portland State ... Dished out seven or more assists in nine of 18 Big Sky games, with nine in road win at Southern Utah, when team shot 49.1 percent ... Nine mes played 40 or more minutes in a game, four straight a er Sophia S les was lost for the season with an injury. 2016-17 (freshman season): Academic All-Big Sky Conference ... A one-Ɵme Big Sky Conference Player of the Week ... Voted team’s Mary Louise Pope Zimmerman Most Valuable Player ... Voted team’s Theresa Rhoads Award winner for best exemplifying Lady Griz basketball ... Played in all 30 games, ge ng 22 starts ... Split starts at point through first half of the season with Sierra Anderson ... Started the final 15 games ... Averaged 31.2 minutes for the season, 36.3 over the final 13 games ... Led team in assists with 91 (3.0/g) ... Ranked second in both scoring (8.3/g) and rebounding (5.0/g) ... Also led team with 33 steals ... Grabbed 46 oﬀensive rebounds from point-guard posi on, one oﬀ the team lead ... Had 11 double-figure scoring games, seven coming a er the start of Big Sky play ... Had a 19-point, 10-rebound double-double in home win over Southern Utah ... Two days later scored a season-high 26 points on 11-of-13 shoo ng in home win over Northern Arizona to earn Big Sky Player of the Week honors ... Had 20-point, six-rebound, five-assist performance in home win over Idaho State in regular-season finale ... Three mes grabbed 10 or more rebounds, a season-high 11 in loss to Idaho State in opening round of Big Sky tournament ... Had a season-high 11 assists with only one turnover at Sacramento State ... Totaled a season-high six steals at Eastern Washington, a season-high three blocks at Sacramento State ... Eleven mes played 35 or more minutes, all in the second half of the season ... Played 41 minutes in over me home loss to Montana State, all 40 at Portland State. 2015-16: Redshirt season Prep: A 2015 graduate of Capital High ... A seven- me all-state selec on in volleyball, basketball and so ball ... Led the Bruins to a 62-9 record as a three-year starter at point guard and the 2015 Class AA state tle, the first in program history ... Named the state tournament MVP a er totaling 18 points and seven assists in 63-55 victory over Bozeman in the championship game ... CHS finished second at the state tournament in 2013, fourth in 2014 ... Second-team all-state as a sophomore, first-team all-state as a junior and senior ... A second-team all-state selec on in volleyball as a senior a er leading CHS to a fourth-place finish at the state tournament ... A four-year so ball starter ... All-state as a sophomore as a u lity player, as a junior and senior at shortstop ... Finished with school-record 15 home runs ... Graduated with a 4.0 GPA and as valedictorian. Personal: The daughter of Mark and Sheri Johnston ... Has two older sisters, Markki and Jordan, and a younger brother, Parker ... A health and human performance major.

Career #’s >>>

Season GP/GS Min/Ave FG-FGA Pct 2015-16 2016-17 30/22 937/31.2 91-237 .384 2017-18 31/31 1113/35.9 138-324 .426 TOTALS

61/53

3FG-A 13-64 25-82

Pct FT-FTA Pct -- Redshirt season .203 55-75 .733 .305 86-109 .789

2050/33.6 229-561 .408 38-146 .260 141-184 .766

Oﬀ Def Reb Avg PF/FO A TO -46 103 149 5.0 68/3 91 72 53 117 170 5.5 67/2 155 92 99

220 319 5.2

St Pts

Ave

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33 250 8.3 41 387 12.5

135/5 246 164 11 74 637 10.4

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Winning a state championship my senior year of high school and the feeling of all the hard work over the years of my high school career ending in a state tle.

M KENZIE >>>

* What are you interested in that most people aren’t? State capitals * What’s the most addicted to a game you’ve ever been? Guitar Hero. I had to stop playing because my hand began to cramp whenever I would * What’s something that everyone, absolutely everyone, in the en re world can agree on? Fish are good swimmers * What word do you always misspell? Restaurant (resteraunt) * What did you believe for way too long as a child? That I was adopted. Blonde hair, blue eyes did not fit in with my family growing up. My sisters convinced me of it * When was the last me you stayed up through the en re night? Last year before we le for a basketball trip. We were ge ng picked up at the house at 4 a.m. and I thought it would be best to just not go to sleep. I was wrong * What was ruined because it became popular? Just about every single dance move as of recently * What’s be er broken than whole? Piñatas * What are some things that are okay to do occasionally but definitely not okay to do every day? Sleeping in * What’s the most amazing place in nature you’ve been? Lake Lousie in Banﬀ * What do you need help with most o en? Cooking * What do a lot of people hope will happen but is just not going to happen? World peace or winning the lo ery * What has someone borrowed but never given back? S ll wai ng for Abby Anderson to give me back my shoes ;)

* What two things are terrible when separate but great when you put them together? Sodium and chlorine gas. Both can be poisonous, but together they make salt. Nerdy, I know * As a child, what did you think would be awesome about being an adult, but isn’t as awesome as you thought it would be? Moving out, owning your own place and cooking whatever you wanted for dinner

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MADI SCHOENING 34

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2017-18 (sophomore season): Played in all 31 games ... One of two players to get 31 starts ... Averaged 8.7 points and 4.5 rebounds while playing 26.5 minutes per game ... Shot 86.1 percent (62 for 72) from the free throw line, the fi h-best single-season average in program history ... Tied for the team lead in 3-pointers made with 31 ... Scored 10 or more points 12 mes, with a season-high 20 coming in home win over Sacramento State on 9-of-15 shoo ng ... Had an 18-point, 14-rebound double-double in home win over Montana State ... Also had a double-double in home loss to Northern Colorado, with 12 points and 10 rebounds ... Went 4 for 7 from the 3-point line to score 15 points in home win over Southern Utah ... Connected on her final 15 free throw a empts of the season ... Had 19 assists in the season’s final five games. 2016-17 (freshman season): Played in all 30 games ... One of two players to start all 30 ... First true freshman to start a season opener since Ka e Baker in 2009-10 ... Averaged 23.6 minutes per game ... Ranked third on the team in both scoring (6.9/g) and rebounding (4.2/g) ... Second on the team with 31 steals ... Scored 10 or more points eight mes, five coming in the last nine games ... Scored a season-high 22 points and added seven rebounds at North Dakota ... Had 19 points on 7-of-11 shoo ng with nine rebounds in home win over Weber State ... Shot 47.8 percent (22 for 46) over six-game stretch from late January to early February ... Grabbed a season-high 10 rebounds in home win over Rocky Mountain ... Went 3 for 3 from 3-point range in home win over Southern Utah ... Three mes handed out four assists ... Had two blocks at Cal State Fullerton, four steals at home against Portland State. Prep: A 2016 graduate of Sandpoint High ... Led the Bulldogs to third-place finishes at the Class 4A state tournament as a junior and senior ... Voted the Inland Empire League MVP as a junior and senior ... Scored 1,418 career points, No. 2 in SHS history ... Averaged 19.1 points, 6.9 rebounds, 3.8 steals and 1.8 assists as a senior ... Scored a school-record 49 points against Lakeland as a junior ... Scored 26 points to earn MVP honors of the Idaho High School All-Star Game as a senior ... Led Sandpoint to state tles in soccer as a sophomore and junior ... Named the Inland Empire League Defensive MVP as a junior, the overall MVP as a senior ... Placed fi h in the long jump at the state track and field meet as a junior. Personal: The daughter of Ross and Charity Schoening ... Has a younger sister, Mikayla ... An elementary educa on major.

Career #’s >>>

Season GP/GS 2016-17 30/30 2017-18 31/31

Min/Ave 708/23.6 820/26.5

TOTALS

1528/25.0 161-446 .361 46-162 .284 109-140 .779

61/61

FG-FGA Pct 72-198 .364 89-248 .359

3FG-A Pct 15-64 .234 31-98 .316

FT-FTA 47-68 62-72

Pct Oﬀ Def Reb Avg PF/FO A TO .691 34 93 127 4.2 70/0 32 48 .861 35 104 139 4.5 64/0 39 57 69

197 266 4.4

Bl St Pts 5 31 206 8 21 271

Ave 6.9 8.7

134/0 71 105 13 52 477

7.8

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My junior year of high school, playing against a team in our league and scoring 49 points. I remember working my hardest on my shot that year and my dad kept telling me that it will click one day, and it finally did for me that game. It was this feeling that everything I put up would go in. My favorite college memory is playing at home versus Montana State my sophomore year and having one of my be er games to help the team to a victory over the Cats.

MADI >>>

* What movie can you watch over and over without ever ge ng red of? The SpongeBob SquarePants Movie. (Forever a goofy goober) * What do you think you are much be er at than you actually are? Singing ... yikes. Li le sister definitely got those genes * What was cool when you were young but isn’t cool now? Tamagotchis * What’s the most addicted to a game you’ve ever been? A er surgery my sophomore year, I wasn’t allowed to do anything ac ve for four weeks, the longest four weeks of my life. And at some point, Ne lix just wasn’t mentally s mula ng enough. So I whipped out the old Wii and started Super Mario Galaxy and ended up bea ng the game in a about a week. One, never have I beat a video game like that or even come close to it. Two, never have I felt so lame. But hey, it made the me go by! * When was the last me you slept more than nine hours? Last night ... if you include my nap from 6-9 p.m. * What’s fine in small numbers but terrifying in large numbers? People. Small town girl probs

* What odd smell do you really enjoy? Brand-new res. I remember telling my parents growing up that I wanted to work in a re store so I could smell res all day long. Needless to say they were very proud of my great aspira ons * Do you eat food that’s past its expira on date if it s ll smells and looks fine? Absolutely not. I am the biggest freak about expira on dates and I don’t know if that is from my bad childhood experience of accidentally chugging a glass of ro en milk or my new habit of being a complete germaphobe a er spending too much me in a hospital. My mom gets a couple phone calls a week asking if I should eat something that has been in the fridge for any longer than it should be * What outdated slang do you use on a regular basis? I use y’all s ll * What’s the most recent show you’ve binge watched? Grey’s Anatomy * When was the most inappropriate me you busted out in laughter? During church. I pinched my dad and he screamed out loud and you know we got the immediate mom look from mom. I could barely hold in the laughter * What’s the most boring sport, and what would you do to make it more exci ng? Baseball. I would somehow make it a contact sport. There is nothing you can do to your opponent physically to get back at them like you can in basketball * What did you believe for way too long as a child? The tooth fairy up un l at least eighth grade. I didn’t believe in anything besides that. Only because I saw her once when my sister lost her tooth and she flew by my bedroom door into my sister’s room. I s ll think I witnessed her that night * What’s the oldest thing you own? My baby blanket/quilt that my grandma made me when I was 3! He has Scooby Doo all over it playing diﬀerent sports. I bring him EVERYWHERE. All my close friends and team know of my dear Scoob * What do you do to make the world a be er place? I am working to become a teacher to shape the young minds of our kids today!

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2017-18 (sophomore season): Academic All-Big Sky Conference ... Played in 30 of 31 games coming oﬀ the bench ... Averaged 8.7 minutes per game ... Averaged 3.4 points, 2.6 rebounds per game ... Scored a season-high 14 points in home win over Portland State ... Finished with 10 points in road loss at Idaho State ... Tied for fourth on the team with 14 3-pointers ... Three mes connected on a pair of a empts from the arc ... Twice grabbed a season-high seven boards ... Played a season-high 23 minutes at Idaho State. 2016-17 (freshman season): Played in 29 of 30 games, ge ng three starts ... Averaged 13.8 minutes ... Averaged 5.1 points and 2.8 rebounds ... Ranked second on the team in both 3-point field goals (18) and blocks (10) ... Four mes scored 10 or more points, with a season-high 15 at North Dakota with three 3-pointers ... Went 5 for 10 from the arc the final four games of the season, 2 for 2 in first-round loss to Idaho State at Big Sky Conference tournament ... Grabbed a season-high nine rebounds in just 15 minutes in home win over Weber State ... Dished out a season-high four assists in home win over Rocky Mountain ... Played a season-high 33 minutes at Stephen F. Aus n. Prep: A 2016 graduate of Chelan High ... Second team All-Caribou Trail League as a sophomore, first team as a junior, league MVP as a senior ... First player oﬀ the bench as a freshman when the Mountain Goats placed third at the Class 1A state tournament ... Three-year varsity volleyball player as a middle blocker ... Second-team all-league as a junior, first team as a senior ... Lost the championship match at the 2013 Class 1A state volleyball tournament. Personal: The daughter of Chris and Mona Stockholm ... Has an older sister, Allie ... An early childhood educa on major.

Career #’s >>>

Season GP/GS 2016-17 29/3 2017-18 30/0

Min/Ave 399/13.8 260/8.7

FG-FGA Pct 56-167 .335 40-124 .323

TOTALS

659/11.2

96-291

59/3

3FG-A Pct 18-65 .277 14-63 .222

FT-FTA 17-27 9-22

Pct Oﬀ .630 22 .409 20

Def Reb Avg PF/FO A TO Bl St Pts 59 81 2.8 56/0 14 23 10 4 147 57 77 2.6 34/0 11 17 9 5 103

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Bea ng our rival my senior year in high school. It was at home and we went into double-over me. I hit a three at the buzzer to bring us into over me, and my best friend hit the game-winning shot to beat them!

EMMA >>>

* Where do you get your news? Twi er! * What movie can you watch over and over without ever ge ng red of? The Wizard of Oz * What’s something that will always be in fashion, no ma er how much me passes? Crocs * What was cool when you were young but isn’t cool now? Gaucho pants * Do you eat food that’s past its expira on date if it s ll smells and looks fine? Always, I’m ballin’ on a budget * Which of your vices or bad habits would be the hardest to give up? Picking my finger nails * What odd smell do you really enjoy? Gasoline * What food do you crave most o en? Mashed potatoes * What word do you always misspell? Definitely (yes I just used spell check) * What naps are the most sa sfying? A er early morning prac ces! * What always cheers you up when you think about it? My niece and nephew * What is something that everyone looks stupid doing? Trying to sneeze with their eyes open * If you were arrested with no explana on, what would your friends and family assume you had done? Streaking somewhere

* What’s the oldest thing you own? My baby blanket * What small change greatly improves a person’s appearance? Pu ng on deodorant or cologne/perfume

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2017-18: Redshirt season 2016-17 (freshman season): Academic All-Big Sky Conference ... Played in 29 of 30 games ... Averaged 11.9 minutes oﬀ the bench ... Played 10 or more minutes in 14 of the season’s first 16 games, only three of the final 14 ... Averaged 3.9 points and 2.3 rebounds ... Twice scored in double figures ... Totaled season-high 15 points against Massachuse s at Iowa’s tournament in November, hi ng three 3-pointers ... Scored 12 at home against Eastern Washington ... Grabbed six rebounds at Montana State, handed out three assists against South Dakota State at Iowa’s tournament ... Shot 75 percent from the free throw line. Prep: A 2016 graduate of Bishop Kelly High ... Voted the Idaho Class 4A Player of the Year as a senior a er averaging 22.6 points, 7.1 rebounds and 3.3 steals on the Knights’ state runner-up team ... The 4A Southern Idaho Conference Player of the Year as a junior and senior ... A freshman starter on BKHS’s state championship team in 2012-13 ... A fourme all-conference so ball player ... The star ng shortstop on a pair of state championship teams. Personal: The daughter of Andy and Debbie Harrington ... Has two older brothers, Andy and JoJo ... A journalism major.

Career #’s >>>

Season GP/GS 2016-17 29/0 2017-18

Min/Ave 344/11.9

FG-FGA Pct 39-131 .298

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344/11.9

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I have two favorite basketball memories. The first is winning state in basketball. The second is playing basketball with my brothers in front of our house when I was younger. It was always my oldest brother, Andy, and me versus JoJo, my other older brother. Andy and I would always win and it usually ended with JoJo chucking the basketball at my head because he would be so upset. One me we were playing at night and one of my brothers ran into me and I hit my head on the cement. My brothers were so worried, I heard them say, “Oh my god, we killed her!”

GABI >>>

* What’s the worst thing you’ve eaten out of politeness? My mom’s meatloaf

* What’s the saddest scene in a movie? When Allie and Noah die together in The Notebook

* What food do you crave most o en? Hot Cheetos

* What do people have very strong opinions about, even though they know very li le about it? Poli cs

* What’s the oldest thing you own? One me I bit into a Gusher and it didn’t gush. I put it into a baggy and it’s s ll somewhere in my room at home

* What small change greatly improves a person’s appearance? Taking a shower * What topic could you spend hours talking about? SpongeBob SquarePants * What do a lot of people hope will happen but is just not going to happen? That everything will come free * What is something that everyone looks stupid doing? When people “Dab” while they are dancing * What were you completely certain of un l you found out you were wrong? That my mom dated Ashton Kutcher * What always cheers you up when you think about it? My family

* What movie can you watch over and over again without ever ge ng red of? Remember the Titans * If animals could talk, which animal would be the most annoying? A squirrel

* What would be the worst food to be liquefied and drunk through a straw? An onion * When was the last me you slept more than nine hours? Every day we don’t have early-morning prac ce

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2017-18: Competed for the Montana track and field program ... Competed in the jumps at three indoor meets ... Had a season-best long jump of 15-2.25. Prep: A 2017 graduate of Ronan High ... A volleyball, basketball and track and field standout for the Maidens ... Scored 1,287 career points ... Averaged 17.7 points and 5.8 rebounds as a senior ... Named allstate as a sophomore, junior and senior ... Led Ronan High to the Class B state tournament as a junior and senior ... Played in the Mission Valley All-Star game as a junior and senior (in both volleyball and basketball) ... An Inter-Tribal Player of the Year nominee as a senior ... Voted all-conference as a junior, all-state as a senior in volleyball ... Qualified four years for the Class B state track and field meet ... Placed second in the triple jump as a junior ... Voted the Missoulian’s female Prep Athlete of the Year as a senior. Personal: The daughter of Malia Kipp and JR Camel ... Kipp (1992-96) and Camel (1995-98) both played at Montana, both are in the Montana Indian Athlete Hall of Fame ... Has four younger sisters, MiQene, Jaida, Zoey and Xena ... A health and human performance major.

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My favorite basketball memory would have to be working out and shoo ng with my dad every day. From eighth grade to senior year, it was a good five years. One of my favorite moments would be when my dad challenged me to a 3-point shoot-oﬀ. We had a minute to make as many threes as possible. He went first and I remember him saying, “Got to put the heat on them.” He ended up only missing a couple shots and had 15 makes. I thought to myself, I got him easy. I started oﬀ missing a couple, then I finally got a hot hand. I finished with 16! Those kinds of moments with my dad in the gym are the ones I will cherish for a life me.

LEE >>>

* What weird food combina ons do you really enjoy? Pancakes, homemade applesauce, brown sugar and sour cream * What movie can you watch over and over without ever getng red of? Monsters, Inc. * When was the last me you slept more than nine hours? When I was in the womb * What life skills are rarely taught but extremely useful? Changing a flat re * What’s the most recent show you’ve binge watched? The Oﬃce * What odd smell do you really enjoy? The smell of gasoline or Sharpies, it’s a close e * When was the last me you stayed up through the en re night? May 20, when I binge-watched 13 Reasons Why * What’s something that people think makes them look cool, but actually has the opposite eﬀect? Wearing shades indoors * What’s the oldest thing you own? My teddy bear = 20 years old * What was the biggest realiza on you had about yourself? That I am really not that tall * What did you eat so much of that now you hate it? Pistachios

* What do you hate most and love most about your car? Hate: That I have to fill it up with gas weekly Love: The speakers and heated seats * Which way should toilet paper hang, over or under? Always over. If you choose under something is wrong with you * What would be the worst food to be liquefied and drunk through a straw? Watermelon * As a child, what did you think would be awesome about being an adult, but isn’t as awesome as you thought it would be? Being able to live on my own. It’s not awesome now because paying bills suck

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Prior to Montana: Spent one season (2017-18) at Arizona ... Played in 28 of 30 games for the Wildcats ... Totaled 55 points (2.0/g) and 31 rebounds (1.1/g) ... Scored 11 points in 17 minutes on 3-of-5 shoo ng from 3-point range against San Diego State ... Totaled eight points and five rebounds in home win over New Mexico State ... Had seven points and six rebounds on the road at Oregon State against a team that would advance to the Elite Eight. Prep: A 2017 graduate of Glacier Peak High ... Ranked as the 30th-best point guard in her class as a senior by ESPN.com ... Led the Grizzlies to a runner-up finish at the Class 4A state tournament as a senior ... The Evere Herald Player of the Year as a senior a er averaging 14.4 points, 7.2 assists, 2.9 rebounds and 2.0 steals for a team that went 24-2 ... Owns the Glacier Peak record for assists in a season. Personal: The daughter of Gary and Sherri Fatkin ... Has an older brother, Alex ... A psychology major.

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My favorite memory was playing a game my brother and I made up when we were kids. We called it “bounce.” We would go out in the front yard every day a er school and play it un l it was too dark to see the hoop. We set the hoop to eight feet tall and the only rules were you had to be jumping in the air to score. My brother won almost every me, so I worked on my jumping every day by trying to touch the net at recess during school. The first day I touched the net I came home and challenged him to a game and won!

SAMMY >>>

* What were you completely certain of un l you found out you were wrong? That the show Fear Factor wasn’t called Feeter Factor * What do you need help with most o en? Spelling and grammar * What did you believe for way too long as a child? My brother told me, “Sammy, if you have an older brother and open a Starburst without ripping the wrapper, you win a million dollars.” I believed him un l I was 15 * If you owned a restaurant what kind of food would it serve? My papa’s secret recipe of spaghe and meatballs * What’s the coldest you’ve ever been? Walking in to morning prac ce at 5:30 a.m. * What’s the most expensive thing you’ve broken? My phone, over and over and over again * What’s something that will always be in fashion no ma er how much me passes? Tucking your sweats into your socks * What movie can you watch without ever ge ng red of it? Coach Carter * Where do you get your news from? My mom * What’s the oldest thing you own? A compass my papa gave me *What was cool when you were young but isn’t cool now? Air Bud ... except he’s s ll cool

* What’s the silliest thing you’ve seen someone get upset about? My parents arguing over direc ons in the car * What small change greatly improves a persons appearance? Eyebrows * What food do you crave the most o en? Ice cream and anything chocolate * What naps are the most sa sfying? Any nap a er prac ce * What always cheers you up when you think about it? My dog Zoey

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2017-18 (freshman season): Voted team’s Julie Deming Outstanding Defensive Player ... Played in 22 of 31 games, getng three starts ... Missed the season’s final nine games a er suﬀering a knee injury in home win over North Dakota on Feb. 3 ... Elevated to starter for final three games played prior to injury ... Averaged 7.5 points on 45.1 percent shoo ng and 3.5 rebounds despite entering season as a possible redshirt ... Was averaging 9.6 points, 5.1 rebounds and 2.3 assists in 10 league games prior to injury ... Team went 11-4 in December and January, 2-7 in games a er injury ... Scored 26 points in road win at Southern Utah to come within one of program scoring record for a freshman ... Shot 8 for 11 that game, 3 for 5 from the arc, and hit all seven free throw a empts ... Scored 16 points on eight shots in home loss to Big Sky champion Northern Colorado in final full game before injury ... Four mes scored in double figures, all coming in final seven full games played ... Grabbed season-high nine rebounds in road loss at Montana State ... Top six rebounding eﬀorts came in final seven games played ... Shot 6 for 10 from 3-point range in last three full games played ... Twice handed out five assists and finished fourth on the team with 37 despite missing nearly one-third of the season ... Ranked second in steals (28), third in blocks (10) ... Had four blocks in home win over Cal State Fullerton ... Averaged more than 32 minutes played in final four full games played. Prep: A 2017 graduate of Malta High ... The Gatorade Montana Player of the Year as a junior and senior ... A three- me firstteam all-state selec on ... Lost four games in four years with the M-e es ... Played in four Class B state championship games, winning tles as a sophomore and junior on undefeated teams ... Lost in over me as a freshman, by one as a senior ... MVP of the state tournament as a sophomore ... Scored 1,809 career points ... Part of three teams that combined to win 54 consecuve games ... A nine- me Class B state track and field champion in the hurdles and jumps. Personal: The daughter of Del and KayDel S les ... Has three older brothers, Shade, Jaren and Dane, an older sister, Mercedes, and a younger sister, Chevelle RedEagle ... A psychology major.

Career #’s >>>

Season GP/GS 2017-18 22/3

Min/Ave 498/22.6

FG-FGA Pct 55-122 .451

3FG-A Pct 10-35 .286

FT-FTA 44-64

Pct Oﬀ .688 25

Def Reb Avg PF/FO A TO Bl St Pts 52 77 3.5 33/2 37 45 10 28 164

Ave 7.5

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498/22.6

55-122

10-35

44-64

.688

7.5

22/3

.451

.286

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My favorite basketball memory is the divisional championship game my senior year. It was the usual Malta-Fairfield matchup and the en re gym was packed with so many fans. We had been down most of the game and with 16 seconds le we took the lead and ended up winning. That was the loudest I think I have ever heard a gym in my life. It was just a super clima c comeback and it was fun to get a great win with my teammates and senior class. The Malta-Fairfield rivalry has such a history behind it that anyme we were playing them I knew it was going to be one I would remember forever.

SOPHIA >>>

* What weird food combina ons do you really enjoy? Homemade jelly mixed with cream and put on pancakes * What movie can you watch over and over without ever ge ng red of? Love and Basketball * What’s something that will always be in fashion, no ma er how much me passes? A li le black dress * What app can you not believe someone hasn’t made yet? An app the tells you where open parking spots are using a drone or something * Who do you feel like you know even though you’ve never met them? All of the Kardashian/Jenner family. I watch their show so we are pre y much BFFs * What odd smell do you really enjoy? The smell of dirt or dust, like when the air condi oning in the car some mes smells like dust, I like it * What food do you crave most o en? Pepperoni pizza from Stretches in Malta

* What naps are the most sa sfying? My locker room naps are so nice * What always cheers you up when you think about it? Thinking about being with my family or memories I have with them always make me happy * What’s the most amazing place in nature you’ve been? Koa Sok Na onal Park in Phuket, Thailand * What did you believe for way too long as a child? My older brother convinced me that I was adopted because I had diﬀerent colored hair than everyone else in my family, and I wouldn’t believe my mom when she told me otherwise * Which of your vices or bad habits would be the hardest to give up? To stop ea ng candy for every meal * What’s something that everyone, absolutely everyone, in the en re world can agree on? You will never regret being kind to someone * What has someone borrowed but never given back? Abby Anderson s ll has not given me back my Lady Griz basketball shirt * What’s be er broken than whole? Oreo cookies, unless you have milk then they are pre y good whole

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2017-18: Redshirt season Prep: A 2017 graduate of Glencoe High ... The Metro League Player of the Year as a senior ... Named to the 10-player ALLUSA Oregon Girls Basketball Team ... Invited to play in the Merri Truax Memorial Northwest Shootout ... Finished with four points, eight rebounds, four blocks and two steals to lead Oregon all-stars to a victory over Washington’s ... Second-team all-Metro League as a junior ... Second-team all-Metro League in volleyball as a senior. Personal: The daughter of Lance and Kelly Anderson ... Has two older sisters, Sloan and Marly ... A psychology major.

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Going into my eighth grade year I got to play with my high school’s varsity team in a summer tournament. It was significant to me because it was the only me I’ve ever go en to play in a game with my older sister, Marly, who is four years older than I am. I didn’t play very much but the minutes I got with my sister is something I will always remember and cherish!

ABBY >>>

* What weird food combina ons do you really enjoy? Dipping fries into a milkshake * What movie can you watch over and over without ever getng red of? Blue Crush (even though I’m afraid of the ocean) * What’s something you really resent paying for? Parking downtown * Which protagonist from a book or movie would make the worst roommate? Hermione Granger. As much as I love her she’d probably be a li le too up ght for me * Do you eat food that’s past its expira on date if it s ll smells and looks fine? Yes, a li le tummy ache has never stopped me. Unless you can physically see the mold, but then some mes I s ll just eat around it * Which of your vices or bad habits would be the hardest to give up? Making fart noises while Gabi Harrington shoots in prac ce. I seriously can’t stop * Who do you feel like you know even though you’ve never met them? Harry Po er, because we grew up together * What’s the saddest scene in a movie or TV series? I cry whenever I watch a movie, no ma er what the genre * What odd smell do you really enjoy? An old gym * What naps are the most sa sfying? Naps with your pets * What do a lot of people have very strong opinions about, even though they know very li le about it? Poli cs ... duh

* What’s something that people think makes them look cool, but actually has the opposite eﬀect? When Jordan Sullivan puts tape in her hair instead of a clip or bobby pin to hold her hair back * What would be the worst food to be liquefied and drunk through a straw? If my smoothie isn’t a bright color, I don’t want it * What’s the most amazing place in nature you’ve been? Punch Bowl, The Gorge, Oregon * What did you believe for way too long as a child? When I was eight, my sister told me that the sun would explode someday and Earth would be destroyed. That hit me harder than realizing Santa wasn’t real

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Prep: A 2018 graduate of Sen nel High ... Led the Spartans to Class AA runner-up finishes as a junior and senior ... Named all-state as a sophomore, junior and senior ... Voted to the all-state tournament team as a senior ... The state’s top rebounder as a junior, a Gatorade Montana Player of the Year nominee as a senior ... Played in the Montana-Wyoming All-Star series following her senior year ... A member of Sen nel High’s state championship volleyball team as a junior and senior ... A three- me allstate selec on in volleyball and the 2016 and ’17 Western AA Player of the Year ... A Gatorade Montana Player of the Year nominee as a senior ... Won the javelin at the Class AA state track and field meet as a sophomore ... Finished third as a junior, second as a senior to help Sen nel win back-to-back team tles ... Named the 2018 KPAX Erwin Byrnes Female Student-Athlete of the Year for Missoula. Personal: The daughter of Mark and Colleen Frohlich ... Has an older brother, Brayden, and a younger sister, Quincy ... Mom was an All-Big Sky Conference volleyball player at Montana (1988-91) and later an assistant coach for the program and interim head coach for part of the 1999 season ... A health and human performance major.

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My best basketball memories are probably all of the summer a ernoons when we were living in Coeur d’Alene, when my brother, dad and I would play PIG in our driveway. Just messing around playing basketball with my family and being compe ve was a big part of the reason I came to love the sport. I also loved playing in all the Hoopfest 3on3 tournaments with my friends and ge ng to meet and play against a bunch of new people.

KYLIE >>> * What’s the most frustra ng product you own? My cell phone. I can’t get rid of it but I want to throw it at a wall. Some mes I do but I have a really good phone case * What did you believe for way too long as a child? My parents used to lie to me and say that if I ate enough Fig Newtons I’d turn invisible. I didn’t even like Fig Newtons, but because of that I would eat a whole package at a me! I think maybe they were actually trying to get me to STOP ea ng them? * What’s something that people think makes them look cool, but actually has the opposite eﬀect? I really don’t like when people wear the Apple Air pods. They’re pointless, and I don’t understand why people would spend so much on them

* What movie can you watch over and over without ever ge ng red of? I watch The Emperor’s New Groove about five mes a year, or just about any other Disney movie. Then if I feel like it I’ll watch them again in Spanish * What would you want buried with you so you could use it in the a erlife? I’ve always wanted a samurai sword. And then if I’m already dead I could prac ce using it without actually hur ng myself * What obstacles would be included in the world’s most amazing obstacle course? Not sure if it’s technically an obstacle, but it would be sweet if we had to jump oﬀ one of those giant mountains in a squirrel suit * What are you interested in that most people aren’t? I love spending me doing really big puzzles, especially at Christmas * If animals could talk, which animal would be the most annoying? A beach full of seagulls would be unbearable * What’s the most addicted to a game you’ve ever been? Definitely Mario Kart. It’s my favorite video game and I get extremely compe ve with it. That or ping-pong * Which of your vices or bad habits would be the hardest to give up? I like to talk to myself a lot, which is only really a problem when other people hear you * What’s the saddest scene in a movie or TV series? The ending of Interstellar, but I won’t give any spoilers * What odd smell do you really enjoy? I love the smell of rain on hot pavement

* Which way should toilet paper hang, over or under? OVER!!! That’s the way it was meant to be, and I will never be convinced otherwise * What would be the most unse ling thing to keep occasionally finding around your house? I absolutely hate scary movies, so I would get creeped out most by finding random dolls around the house * What’s the most amazing place in nature you’ve been? I love the Highline Ridge hike in Glacier, especially this sec on which is an extra mile of really steep hiking where you get to overlook Many Glacier

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CARMEN GFELLER 20

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Prep: A 2018 graduate of Colfax High ... The Associated Press Washington Player of the Year as a senior ... Led the Bulldogs to Class 2B state tles in both volleyball and basketball as a senior ... The Northeast 2B and state tournament MVP in both sports ... Placed eighth in the 100-meter hurdles at the state track and field meet as a senior and ran a leg of CHS’s seventh-place 4x400-meter relay team ... Second-team allleague in basketball as a freshman, first-team as a sophomore and junior ... The Bulldogs placed sixth at the Class 2B state tournament as a freshman and sophomore ... A member of Colfax’s state championship volleyball team as a freshman and sophomore ... The Northeast 2B MVP as a sophomore. Personal: The daughter of Stan and Lori Gfeller ... Has three older brothers, Nick, Brandon and Keith ... Brandon was a four-year member of the Montana men’s basketball team ... He was awarded the Grizzly Cup following his senior year and also was Montana’s Big Sky Conference Scholar-Athlete ... A business administra on major.

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Winning the state championship with my high school team my senior year. With less than four minutes le to play and down by seven, we made a 14-1 run and ended up winning 53-47!

CARMEN >>>

* What do you think you are much be er at than you actually are? Winning arguments

* What food do you crave most o en? Ice cream

* If animals could talk, which would be the most annoying? Chickens or really any type of bird

* What trend are you red of? “Ask me a ques on” on Instagram

* What app can you not believe someone hasn’t made up yet? An app that is connected to GPS to show you open parking spots near your des na on

* What naps are most sa sfying? In the summer when you’ve been out in the water and sun all day and end up falling asleep in a hammock

* What habit do you have now that you wished you had earlier? Turning my phone oﬀ at night

* What always cheers you up when you think about it? My dogs

* What is the worst thing you’ve eaten out of politeness? Carrot/beet juice

* What’s fine in small numbers, but terrifying in large numbers? Insects or birds * If you owned a restaurant, what kind of food would you serve? Ice cream sandwiches and hot chocolate * What was ruined because it became popular? Florida Georgia Line * What would be the worst food liquified and drunk through a straw? Carrots and beets * If you were arrested with no explana on, what would your family/friends assume you had done? They’d probably assume I got framed for something * What is the best place you’ve been for taking walks? Around home

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Prep: A 2018 graduate of South Albany High ... Played two prep seasons for Natrona County High in Casper, Wyo. ... A member of the Mustangsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; Class 4A state runner-up team as a sophomore ... All-Mid-Willame e Conference as a junior and senior, all-state as a senior ... Scored 45 points against Crescent Valley as a senior ... Represented Oregon in the 2018 Northwest Shootout ... Selected to play for the Adidas USA Select team that played in Italy in the summer of 2017. Personal: The daughter of Steve and Susie Mayhue ... Has an older brother, Tyler, and a younger brother, Kale ... A health and human performance major.

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When I was in sixth grade I was on a li le travel team from Wyoming and my coach wanted us to play in a na onal tournament in Las Vegas! We blew every team out and easily made it to the championship against Hawaii! We ended up winning the game! LITTLE GIRLS FROM WYOMING! Is that even a state? Where at? The li le cowgirls showed them what Wyoming was made of! Na onal champions!

KATIE >>>

* What weird food combina ons do you like? Hamburger with mac and cheese on top! * Where do you get your news? Since I live in the dorms and don’t have cable, Twi er it is! * What was cool when you were young but isn’t cool now? Baggy basketball shorts and hair slicked back with gel * What’s the most addicted to a game you’ve ever been? Last year, when I only had a few classes, I went home and I played Fortnite un l bed me! (I got out of class at 11 every day) * Who in your life is worst at technology? My grandpa! I tried to text him and he thought it was a scam, so he called me very angry thinking I was trying to take his money! * What outdated slang do you use on a regular basis? “What’s cookin’ good lookin?” or “See ya later alligator” or “Yes ma’am, yes sir” * Which way should toilet paper hang? Well, it’s called the Oval Oﬃce. Sounds pre y important to me, so under! * What’s the most physically painful thing you’ve ever experienced? When my foot stayed upright, and my ankle hit the floor. It broke * Is a hot dog a sandwich? Is the sky green? No * What’s the most boring superhero you can come up with? Sleep Man. Sleeps 23 hrs and 59 mins and is an expert at ignoring people because of sleep! * What’s the most amazing place in nature you’ve been? Hun ng anywhere in Wyoming!

* What do you hate most and love most about your car? I hate that it’s easy to get a cket for speeding in, but I love my car because it’s a Mustang and fast! * What topic could you spend hours talking about? Disabili es, hands down! * What’s the oldest thing you own? My second grade 3 on 3 jersey! Go Nets! * What did you believe for way too long as a child? That Santa was real. I was very upset when I found out he wasn’t

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Prep: A 2018 graduate of Sen nel High ... Led the Spartans to Class AA runner-up finishes as a junior and senior ... Named all-state as a junior and senior ... Voted to the all-state tournament team as a senior ... MVP of the Western AA Divisional as a senior ... Played in the Montana-Wyoming All-Star series following her senior year ... A member of Sen nel Highâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s state championship volleyball team as a junior and senior. Personal: The daughter of Brian and Shannon Schweyen ... Has two younger sisters, Shelby and Sheridan ... A business administra on major.

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One of my favorite memories was winning a tournament in sixth grade. My best friend at the me caught the ball at the top of the key with four seconds le and we were down three. Her foot was on the 3-point line and when she caught the ball I yelled at her to move her foot. She was our post and not a three shooter so she moved her foot and made the 3-pointer to send us into over me. We ended up winning the game and the tournament.

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* What obstacles would be included in the world’s most amazing obstacle course? The big red balls from the old TV show Wipeout

* What word do you always misspell? Necessarily

* What are you currently worried about? Learning the sta s cs I’m missing during a full week of class

* What always cheers you up when you think about it? A ridiculous music video my sister made when she was in seventh grade

* What was cool when you were young but isn’t cool now? Turning in a test first

* What’s fine in small numbers but terrifying in large numbers? Gremlins

* If animals could talk, which animal would be the most annoying? A squirrel

* What’s something that people think makes them look cool, but actually has the opposite eﬀect? Talking about themselves/being cocky

* What’s the most addicted to a game you’ve ever been? Definitely Minecra . I put way too many hours into that game

* What topic could you spend hours talking about? Conspiracy theories

* What’s the coldest you’ve ever been? Bear crawling up a hill that was covered in three feet of power snow. I was wearing tennis shoes and I didn’t have gloves or a coat

* What’s the most physically painful thing you’ve ever experienced? I got dead-legged in a basketball game and I couldn’t move my leg for days

* What’s the most recent show you’ve binge watched? Manhunt: Unabomber and Are You The One

* What were you completely certain of un l you found out you were wrong? Santa Clause was fake

* What’s the saddest scene in a movie or TV series? When Forest Gump and his son visit Jenny’s grave

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SHANNON SCHWEYEN H M The 2018-19 season is Shannon Schweyen’s third year as head coach at Montana and 27th year on staﬀ. She was named long me coach Robin Selvig’s successor on Aug. 10, 2016, a er working under Selvig for 24 years as an assistant. Montana went 531-203 with Schweyen as an assistant coach while winning 14 Big Sky Conference regular-season tles and advancing to 13 NCAA Tournaments. As a head coach, Schweyen has a two-year record of 21-40. The Lady Griz went 7-23 in Schweyen’s first year as head coach in a season marked by setbacks. The team lost Kayleigh Valley, the preseason Big Sky Conference Player of the Year, to a season-ending knee injury the first week of prac ce and Alycia Sims to the same injury in the season’s first game. Having to rely largely on freshmen and other inexperienced players, Montana played its best basketball late in the season, winning four of its final seven regular-season games. The team’s top five scorers were true or redshirt freshmen, its top seven scorers were underclassmen, and freshmen made more than 67 percent of the team’s starts. Montana again lost Valley to the same injury, this me for good, early in the 2017-18 season, not long a er she was voted preseason Big Sky Conference Player of the Year for the second year in a row. But this me the Lady Griz were more prepared to handle it. A er opening 0-5, Montana

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went 11-4 in December and January, and won twice as many games as the season before, going from seven wins to 14. Montana won its first Big Sky tournament game under Schweyen, defea ng Sacramento State in Reno in the opening round, before falling to tournament champion Northern Colorado in the quarterfinals. A Kodak All-American as a player for the Lady Griz (1988-89 to 1991-92), Schweyen joined the UM coaching staﬀ as a student assistant in 1992-93 and was appointed to a full- me assistant posi on prior to the 199394 season. As a player, Schweyen led Montana to four NCAA tournaments, three Big Sky Conference regular-season tles and a record of 103-18. As a coach, she has been a part of 13 more NCAA tournament teams, 14 Big Sky regular-season tles and 552 victories. A er earning honorable men on All-America honors as a sophomore and junior, the former Shannon Cate became the Big Sky Conference’s only first-team Kodak All-American as a senior in 1991-92. That honor was recognized in 2014 as No. 3 on the list of “25 Greatest Women’s Moments” in Big Sky history. Not long a er that honor was announced, Schweyen was voted No. 1 on the list of “25 Greatest Female Athletes” following a yearlong countdown to commemorate 25 years of women’s athle cs in the Big Sky Conference. She capped her All-America season and

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career by scoring 34 points to lead No. 11 Montana to an 85-74 upset victory at No. 6 Wisconsin in the 1992 NCAA tournament. Schweyen was a two- me Big Sky MVP, a three- me Big Sky tournament MVP and a three- me Lady Griz MVP. She also was a fourme Academic All-Big Sky selec on. Schweyen finished her career as the Big Sky’s leading scorer among both men and women with 2,172 points. She s ll owns numerous school and Big Sky Conference records a er averaging 18.7 points, 7.6 rebounds and 3.6 assists per game for her four-year career. Schweyen, who had her No. 21 jersey re red following her collegiate career and was inducted into the Grizzly Sports Hall of Fame in 1998, played professionally in Spain briefly in 1992 before returning to Montana to join the Lady Griz coaching staﬀ. Schweyen was a three- me state tournament MVP at Billings Central High School and was the Gatorade Montana Player of the Year in 1988. She received a bachelor’s degree in business administra on from UM in 1993. She is married to Brian Schweyen, a former Big Sky Conference high jump and pole vault champion for Montana State and the current director of track and field for Montana. They have three daughters, Jordyn, Shelby and Sheridan.

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SONYA STOKKEN

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JORDAN SULLIVAN

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The 2018-19 season is Sonya Stokken’s sixth year as an assistant coach at Montana. In three of Stokken’s first five seasons on staﬀ, the Lady Griz reached 20 wins and twice advanced to na onal tournaments. In 2013-14, Stokken’s first year as an assistant, Montana won 23 games and advanced to the second round of the WNIT. In 2014-15, the Lady Griz won 24 games and the Big Sky Conference regular-season and tournament championships, and advanced to the NCAA Tournament, where they fell to eventual na onal runner-up Notre Dame. Montana went 20-11 in 2015-16 in what was former head coach Robin Selvig’s final season. Stokken remained on staﬀ when Shannon Schweyen was promoted from assistant to Selvig’s successor. The Lady Griz went 7-23 in 2016-17 in a season highlighted by injury setbacks and a roster heavy on youth and inexperience. More injuries followed in 2017-18 but the team was be er prepared to handle the absences and improved to 14 wins. Both seasons ended at the Big Sky Conference tournament. Stokken, nee Rogers, who played for the Lady Griz from 2005-06 to 2008-09, ranks 11th in program history with 1,320 points and is one of the top 3-point shooters in Montana history. Stokken led the na on in 3-point accuracy as a junior (.486) and knocked down 206 threes for her career. Stokken, of Lewistown, Mont., did not miss a game in her four-year career. She was on teams that finished with a combined record of 101-23 and won Big Sky Conference regular-season championships in 2007, ’08 and ‘09. Montana advanced to the NCAA tournament in 2008 and ‘09, Stokken’s junior and senior seasons, and played in the WNIT in 2007 a er winning 27 regular-season games. Stokken was voted second-team All-Big Sky Conference as a sophomore, honorable menon as a junior and first team as a senior, when she averaged 13.6 points per game. Stokken earned a degree in health and human performance from Montana in 2010. She married former Griz track and field athlete Evan Stokken in August 2015. They have a son, Hudson.

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The 2018-19 season is Mike Petrino’s third year as an assistant coach at Montana. He was hired in August 2016 by then first-year coach Shannon Schweyen. The Lady Griz went 7-23 in Petrino’s first year on staff. It was a season marked by personnel setbacks due to injuries early and some well-deserved late-season success, as Montana won four of its final seven regular-season games. Addi onal injuries hampered the 2017-18 season, but this me the more experienced Lady Griz were be er equipped to handle it and improved to 14 wins. One came at the Big Sky Conference tournament in Reno. Petrino, who was born in Glasgow and raised in Kalispell, has more than two decades of coaching experience, from high school freshmen to Colorado of the Pac-12, where he was on staff in 2015-16. A er coaching at various schools throughout Montana, Petrino moved to Portland in the early 2000s and took a teaching and coaching posi on at Central Catholic High. He spent 10 years at the school, the final five as the head coach of the boys’ basketball team. The Rams went 97-37 under Petrino, won five Mt. Hood Conference tles and twice placed third at the Oregon Class 6A state tournament. Nine of his athletes would go on to play college basketball. Petrino started coaching Division I women’s basketball in 2011-12, when he was hired at Wyoming. He would spend four years on Joe Legerski’s staff. The Cowgirls twice won 20 or more games and advanced to the 2013 WNIT. He was on Linda Lappe’s staff at Colorado in 2015-16. Petrino is a 1999 graduate of MSU Billings and is married to the former Kelly Hays, the daughter of former Griz basketball player Eric Hays. The couple has two daughters, Jamieson and Hayden. Petrino’s brother, Jason, is the defensive coordinator at Southern Illinois. His other brother, Jared, is on the Rocky Mountain football coaching staff. Petrino’s cousins, Bobby and Paul, are the head football coaches at Louisville (former) and Idaho. His uncle, Bob Sr., was the long me football coach at Carroll.

The 2018-19 season is Jordan Sullivan’s second year as an assistant coach at Montana. Originally hired in September 2016 by then first-year coach Shannon Schweyen, Sullivan served as the program’s director of basketball administra on in 2016-17. In her first year as an assistant coach, the Lady Griz improved from seven to 14 wins and won a game at the Big Sky Conference tournament. Sullivan, who was born and raised in Sidney, was recruited to play for the Lady Griz by her uncle, former Montana coach Robin Selvig. She played in a then program-record 129 games for the Lady Griz and was a member of teams that won 81 games and advanced to three na onal tournaments. Montana faced UCLA in the 2011 NCAA Tournament when Sullivan was a freshman and Georgia in 2013. The Lady Griz went 23-11 in 2013-14, Sullivan’s senior year, and she was voted second-team All-Big Sky Conference a er averaging a career-high 11.6 points. That team advanced to the second round of the WNIT. Sullivan was a two- me Big Sky player of the week in her career and was named the Montana AAU Li le Sullivan Award winner following her senior season. The fourme Academic All-Big Sky selecon graduated from Montana in 2014 with a marke ng degree. Sullivan played professionally in Denmark in 2014-15 and in Luxembourg in 2015-16.

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DAHLBERG ARENA

MONTANA AT HOME Season 1976-77 1977-78 1978-79 1979-80 1980-81 1981-82 1982-83 1983-84 1984-85 1985-86 1986-87 1987-88 1988-89 1989-90 1990-91

Home Record 4-5 4-3 7-3 13-2 14-4 12-1 16-0 15-0 11-1 15-0 15-1 17-1 16-0 14-2 16-1

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NCAA Rank

1,596 1,759 1,729 3,119 2,788 2,668 3,219

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Season 1991-92 1992-93 1993-94 1994-95 1995-96 1996-97 1997-98 1998-99 1999-00 2000-01 2001-02 2002-03 2003-04 2004-05 2005-06

Home Record 10-1 14-0 17-0 16-2 16-0 14-2 13-1 9-6 15-2 13-2 10-3 12-2 17-1 13-3 12-2

Ave A n. 3,800 3,302 5,123 5,235 4,653 4,335 4,402 2,170 3,862 3,449 3,468 3,730 4,210 3,786 3,855

NCAA Rank 7th 13th 10th 10th 14th 15th 16th 43rd 18th 27th 26th 26th 22nd 29th 27th

Season 2006-07 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14 2014-15 2015-16 2016-17 2017-18

Home Record 15-1 17-0 17-1 11-3 8-7 11-4 15-2 15-2 15-2 14-2 7-8 10-6

Total

545-89

Ave A n. 3,965 3,934 3,826 3,149 3,024 2,896 3,048 2,991 3,026 2,808 2,687 3,166

NCAA Rank 31st 29th 30th 38th 40th 39th 37th 36th 38th 42nd 43rd 34th