2016-17 MSUB Women's Basketball Media Guide

Montana State University Billings Women’s Basketball 2016-17 Quick Facts University Information

Location: Billings, MT Address: 1500 University Drive 59101 Established: 1927 Enrollment: 4,781 Chancellor: Dr. Mark Nook University Website: www.msubillings.edu

Yellowjacket Athletics Information

Affiliation: NCAA Division II Conference: Great Northwest Athletic Conference Colors: Navy, Gold Nickname: Yellowjackets Faculty Athletic Representative: Dr. Scott Harris Athletic Director/SWA: Krista Montague Sports Information Contact: Birgitta Gray Phone: 406-896-5917 Email: birgitta.gray@msubillings.edu Athletics Website: www.msubsports.com MSUB Sports on Twitter: @MSUBSports MSUB Sports on Facebook: MSUB Sports MSUB Sports on Instagram: MSUB Sports MSUB Sports on YouTube: MSUB Sports

MSUB Women’s Basketball Staff

Head Coach: Kevin Woodin, 13th year Overall Record: 210-136 Phone: 406-657-2368 Email: kwoodin@msubillings.edu Assistant Coach: Jenny Heringer Phone: 406-671-1205 Email: jenny.heringer@msubillings.edu Athletic Trainer: Lindsay Sullivan Phone: 406-896-5922 Email: lindsay.sullivan@msubillings.edu

MSUB Women’s Basketball History

First Year of women’s basketball: 1975 All-time record: 734-422 (.635) NCAA appearances: 13; Last - 2015-16 (Lost to Azusa Pacific 83-75 in 1st Round)

TABLE OF CONTENTS About MSUB.......................................................................................................3 2016-17 Schedule..............................................................................................4 About Yellowjacket Athletics..............................................................................5 ‘Jackets in the Community..................................................................................7 2015-16 All-Conference Team............................................................................8 Prevost Family Legacy Lives on within Yellowjacket Women’s Basketball........ 11 Yellowjacket AD Krista Montague................................................................... 14 Head Coach Kevin Woodin................................................................................15 Assistant Coach Jenny Heringer........................................................................16 Volunteer Assistant Coach Bobbi Knudsen.......................................................17 All-Time Coaching Records...............................................................................18 Alterowitz Gym................................................................................................19 2016-17 Roster................................................................................................20 2016-17 Season Preview..................................................................................21 GNAC Preseason Poll........................................................................................25 2016-17 Team by Class.....................................................................................26 New Faces: MSUB Freshman Taylor Edwards....................................................28 Think Pink........................................................................................................31 Player Profiles..................................................................................................32 Olson Overcomes Odds, Owns One-of-a-Kind Career for ‘Jackets......................58 2015-16 Season Review...................................................................................65 2015-16 GNAC Academic All-Conference..........................................................69 2015-16 Season Stats.......................................................................................70 2015-16 Season Results...................................................................................71 MSUB Women’s Basketball Record Book...........................................................72 MSUB Women’s Basketball Team Records.........................................................76 MSUB Women’s Basketball All-Time Opponents...............................................78 MSUB Women’s Basketball Year-by-Year Results..............................................87 MSUB Women’s Basketball Awards & Honors...................................................96 MSUB Women’s Basketball All-time Roster......................................................98 MSUB Athletics Administration..................................................................... 100 MSUB Athletics Coaches................................................................................ 101

MSUB Women’s Basketball Team Information 2015-16 Record: 21-11 (15-5 GNAC, 3rd) Home Court: Alterowitz Gymnasium Returning Starters/Lost: 3/2 Returners/Lost: 8/4 Newcomers: 5 Redshirts: 0 Twitter: @MSUBWBB Facebook: MSUB Women’s Basketball

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ABOUT MSUB Montana State University Billings has been an integral part of the Billings community and a student-centered learning environment since its early days as Eastern Montana College. Founded in 1927, the university continues to nurture a longstanding tradition of educational access, teaching excellence, civic engagement and community enhancement in an urban setting. In the classroom and in the community, students receive a well-rounded unique education and training for Associate’s, Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees for careers through the University’s five colleges — arts and sciences, business, allied health professions, education and City College.

Location Set in the largest city in the state, Montana State University Billings and the community of Billings combine for a unique college experience: engaged and encouraging faculty; friendly people; a supportive community; and incredible educational opportunities. Residents of Billings have a long track record of supporting the university through scholarships, internships and civic engagement. A regional retail, financial and medical hub, Billings offers vast array of job opportunities, personal connections and leadership opportunities via three campuses spread through the city.

Life on the main campus mirrors that of Billings: Students are happy to mingle on some of the 110 park-like acres at the base of the spectacular Rimrocks or take part in a variety of cultural, service, athletic or educational activities.

Whether a motivated honors student or first-generation attendee, all learners will find challenges that fulfill both individual goals and societal needs.

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2016-17 Montana State University Billings Yellowjackets Women’s Basketball Schedule

Day Date Opponent Location Time (Local) Friday Oct. 21 Alumni Game Billings, MT 7 PM Monday Oct. 31 at Rocky Mountain College x Billings, MT 7 PM Friday Nov. 4 Montana Tech x @ !

Billings, MT 5:30 PM Friday Nov. 11 at UC San Diego # San Marcos, CA 5:30 PM Saturday Nov. 12 vs. Cal State San Marcos # San Marcos, CA 7:30 PM Monday Nov. 14 at Point Loma Point Loma, CA 7 PM Friday Nov. 18 Northern State % Billings, MT 7:30 PM Saturday Nov. 19 Cal Poly Pomona % ^ Billings, MT 5 PM Friday Nov. 25 at Chadron State Chadron, NE 1 PM Saturday Nov. 26 at South Dakota Mines Rapid City, S.D. 3 PM Thursday Dec. 1 at Northwest Nazarene * Nampa, ID 5:15 PM Saturday Dec. 3 at Central Washington * Ellensburg, WA 5:15 PM Saturday Dec. 10 University of Great Falls Billings, MT 5 PM Saturday Dec. 17 Rocky Mountain College Billings, MT 7 PM Thursday Dec. 29 Alaska * Billings, MT 7 PM Saturday Dec. 31 Alaska Anchorage * Billings, MT 5 PM Thursday Jan. 5 at Seattle Pacific * Seattle, WA 5:15 PM Saturday Jan. 7 at Saint Martin’s * Lacey, WA 5:15 PM Thursday Jan. 12 Concordia (Ore.) * @ Billings, MT 5:15 PM Saturday Jan. 14 Western Oregon * @ Billings, MT 5:15 PM Thursday Jan. 19 at Simon Fraser * Burnaby, B.C. 7:30 PM Saturday Jan. 21 at Western Washington * Bellingham, WA 3 PM Thursday Jan. 26 at Alaska Anchorage * Anchorage, AK 7 PM Saturday Jan. 28 at Alaska * Fairbanks, AK 3 PM Thursday Feb. 2 Saint Martin’s * Billings, MT 7 PM Saturday Feb. 4 Seattle Pacific * Billings, MT 7 PM Thursday Feb. 9 at Western Oregon * Monmouth, OR 7 PM Saturday Feb. 11 at Concordia (Ore.) * Portland, OR 7 PM Thursday Feb. 16 Western Washington * @ & Billings, MT 7:30 PM Saturday Feb. 18 Simon Fraser * @ Billings MT 5:15 PM Thursday Feb. 23 Central Washington * Billings, MT 7 PM Saturday Feb. 25 Northwest Nazarene * + Billings, MT 7 PM Wed.-Sat. Mar. 1-4 GNAC Championships Lacey, WA TBA x – Exhibition Game @ - Doubleheader with MSUB men’s team ^ - Tripleheader ! – EMC Throwback Night # - GNAC/PacWest Challenge % - Yellowjacket Classic * - Great Northwest Athletic Conference Game & - MSUB Think Pink Game + - Senior Night Home games in bold and played at Alterowitz Gym.

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Sophomore Taylor Edwards.

ABOUT YELLOWJACKET ATHLETICS Home of the Yellowjackets, the Montana State University Billings department of intercollegiate athletics supports 15 men’s and women’s varsity sports which compete in the NCAA at the Division II level. MSUB is one of 11 full-time members of the Great Northwest Athletic Conference, which features 11 championships throughout each academic year.

More than 240 student-athletes compete on MSUB’s teams, and members of Yellowjacket teams posted a collective 3.15 grade point average during the 2015-16 academic year.

MSUB-sponsored varsity sports include men’s and women’s teams in basketball, cheer/ stunt, cross-country, golf, soccer, indoor and outdoor track & field, as well as baseball, softball, and women’s volleyball.

Highlights from the 2015-16 season included a second NCAA West Region Championships berth for MSUB’s women’s basketball team in the last three years, as the Yellowjackets played their way to the title game of the GNAC tournament before advancing.

Junior Alisha Breen led the GNAC in scoring with 17.4 points per game, and senior Janiel Olson broke the school’s career rebounding record.

Senior Della Lyle stole the show on the track for the ‘Jackets, becoming the first All-American in school history on the women’s side. She was selected as the GNAC Newcomer of the Year in both indoor and outdoor seasons, and represented the Yellowjackets at the NCAA National Championships.

On the baseball diamond, the ‘Jackets claimed their second straight GNAC regular-season title, setting a program record with 30 victories including their first-ever postseason win in the conference tournament. Junior Cody Cooper shattered the school record with 106 strikeouts in 99 1/3 innings, and senior Luke Reinschmidt closed his historic career by earning first-team all-region honors for a second straight season.

MSUB’s men’s soccer team also had a highlight year, posting its first winning season since 2012. Sophomore Ricardo Palomino led the entire NCAA west region in goals with 16, and earned first-team all-region honors. In women’s soccer, the ‘Jackets advanced to their third GNAC Championship tournament in the last four seasons, after posting a second consecutive winning year.

MSUB hosted three conference championship events and an NCAA Division II West Region Championship for the first time ever during the 2014-15 year. The ‘Jackets welcomed more than 30 teams to Billings on Nov. 22, 2014 for the NCAA Division II West Region Championships at Amend Park, hosted the 2014-15 Men’s and Women’s GNAC Basketball Championships from March 4-7, 2015 at Alterowitz Gym, and capped off the year by hosting the 2015 GNAC Baseball Championships from May 7-8 at Dehler Park.

MSUB also serves as the host of the largest NCAA Division II softball tournament, the Desert Stinger Classic, which was played for the sixth year in a row from Feb. 12-14, 2015 at Majestic Park in Las Vegas.

MSUB/EMC Conference Championships Sport Year Men’s Basketball 1962 Men’s Basketball 1963 Men’s Basketball 1964 Men’s Basketball 1965 Men’s Basketball 1968 Men’s Basketball 1970 Men’s Basketball 1971 Men’s Basketball 1972 Men’s Basketball 1973 Men’s Basketball 1975 Men’s Basketball 1976 Men’s Basketball 1980 Men’s Basketball 1986 Men’s Basketball 1987 Men’s Basketball 1996 Men’s Basketball 1998 Men’s Basketball 2002 Men’s Basketball 2006 Men’s Basketball 2012 Women’s Basketball 1987 Women’s Basketball 1991 Women’s Basketball 1996 Women’s Basketball 1998 Women’s Basketball 1999 Women’s Basketball 2002 Women’s Basketball 2006 Women’s Basketball 2007 Women’s Basketball 2014 Women’s Volleyball 2006 Softball 2009 Softball 2012 Softball 2015 Baseball 2015 Baseball 2016 Football 1947 Football 1948 Football 1957 Football 1958 Football 1959 Football 1960 Football 1964 Football 1965 Football 1966 Football 1968 Football 1971 Football 1975

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ABOUT YELLOWJACKET ATHLETICS The 2014-15 year also featured three All-American athletes from MSUB, including senior Kayleen Goggins (women’s basketball), junior Robert Peterson (men’s indoor track & field), and senior Brody Miller (baseball). Miller was also selected as the 201415 GNAC Male Athlete of the Year for all sports, just the second baseball player in the conference’s history to win the award, and the second student-athlete from MSUB to collect the honor as he joined women’s basketball star Bobbi Knudsen (2013-14).

Capturing GNAC crowns during the 2014-15 year were MSUB’s baseball and softball teams. The Yellowjackets won the 2015 GNAC Softball Championships and advanced all the way to the semifinals of the NCAA Division II West Region Championships in May. MSUB’s women’s soccer team also competed for a GNAC Championship title, finishing in second place in the conference standings and earning the No. 2 seed into the conference tournament in the fall of 2014. In men’s golf, senior Jake Hedge also represented the ‘Jackets at the NCAA Regional level, competing as an individual in the championships in Monterey Bay, Calif., from May 6-8, 2015.

In 2013-14, the MSUB women’s basketball team made history by winning the 2013-14 Great Northwest Athletic Conference regular season title and advancing to the NCAA Division II west regional championship game. MSUB’s 2013-14 women’s basketball team joined the Yellowjackets’ 1998-99 squad as the only two in program history to advance to the NCAA regional title game. The latter continued on to the Elite Eight, marking the furthest-advancing MSUB team in the school’s history.

In 2012, the MSUB softball team won the GNAC regular season title with a 32-18 overall record and earned hosting privileges for the 2013 conference softball tournament.

The 2012 Yellowjacket men’s basketball team also earned a conference title, defeating the University of Alaska Anchorage 74-70 in the GNAC tournament championship game.

Formerly known as Eastern Montana College, MSUB athletics stem back to the 1927-28 season, the year in which the university was founded. The Yellowjackets have competed in a number of different conferences throughout the years, and prior to the 1980-81 season the athletic department transitioned from the NAIA to competing at the NCAA Division II level.

The MSUB Hall of Fame and Distinction inducted its inaugural class in 1990 and serves as a tribute towards influential figures on and off the court, in both current and retired sports.

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NAIA National Tournament Appearances Sport Year Men’s Basketball 1963 Men’s Basketball 1964 Men’s Basketball 1965 Men’s Basketball 1967 Men’s Basketball 1968 Men’s Basketball 1970 Men’s Basketball 1972 Men’s Basketball 1973 Men’s Basketball 1975 Men’s Basketball 1976 NCAA D2 National Tournament Appearances Sport Year Men’s Basketball 1981 Men’s Basketball 1982 Men’s Basketball 1985 Men’s Basketball 1986 Men’s Basketball 1987 Men’s Basketball 1996 Men’s Basketball 1997 Men’s Basketball 1998 Men’s Basketball 2002 Men’s Basketball 2012 Women’s Basketball 1987 Women’s Basketball 1994 Women’s Basketball 1996 Women’s Basketball 1997 Women’s Basketball 1998 Women’s Basketball 1999 Women’s Basketball 2000 Women’s Basketball 2002 Women’s Basketball 2003 Women’s Basketball 2005 Women’s Basketball 2007 Women’s Basketball 2014 Women’s Basketball 2016 Softball 2005 Softball 2009 Softball 2012 Softball 2015 Volleyball 2006 Women’s Soccer 2010

‘JACKETS IN THE COMMUNITY MSUB’s women’s basketball team dedicates significant time each school year to give back to the Billings community through various service and engagement activities. The Yellowjackets visited classrooms at local elementary schools to work with students on multiple occasions, and welcomed students to MSUB’s campus to show them around and engage in physical activities.

The women’s basketball team was a major contributor to MSUB’s athletics department’s more than 1,400 community service hours registered during the 2015-16 academic year, and the ‘Jackets will continue their community service and engagement initiatives beginning again in the 2016-17 season.

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Breen named first team, Woodin is Coach of the Year February 29, 2016 Senior Janiel Olson is being named to the GNAC all-conference team for the third time, senior Monica Grimsrud picks up her first honor, junior Alisha Breen earns first team recognition while head coach Kevin Woodin is awarded Coach of the Year.

PORTLAND, Ore. – Junior Alisha Breen was named first team all-conference, seniors Janiel Olson and Monica Grimsrud both earned honorable mention accolades, and MSUB head coach Kevin Woodin was honored as the 2015-16 Great Northwest Athletic Conference Coach of the Year announced Monday.

“I was very pleased to hear that Alisha, Janiel, and Monica earned GNAC all-conference honors,” MSUB Coach Woodin said. “They have all been tremendous leaders and players for our team this year. They positively represent what we are looking for in a student-athlete at MSU Billings.

Alisha has been a great all-around player on our team. She has really improved her game and I believe is one of the top athletes in our region and I am happy she is being recognized with this honor. Janiel has worked extremely hard this season. After tearing her ACL and sitting out last year, she has come back and been an incredible asset to our team. Her work-ethic and dedication to the program is remarkable. Monica has had an outstanding senior season as a Yellowjacket. Her focus on basketball has helped her gain a lot of skill and her commitment this year as a leader has been great to see.”

“Congratulations to Coach Woodin for this incredible and well-deserved honor,” MSUB director of intercollegiate athletics Krista Montague said.

“His team’s success on and off the field this season certainly proved to his peers he is deserving of this award.”

Breen, a 5-foot-10 forward from Choteau, Mont., was unanimously voted as a first-team all-conference selection. Breen is averaging 16.5 points, 5.5 rebounds, and 2.3 assists per game. She is shooting 43.5 percent from the field, 38.9 percent from the 3-point arc, and 76.3 percent from the free-throw line.

This season, Breen scored a career-high 37 points in the first game of the year at home against Academy of Art (Nov. 13, 2015). She collected a career-high 17 rebounds in the game at Alaska on Jan. 2, 2016.

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The junior surpassed 1,000 career points this season, and has scored 1,115 which ties her with No. 20 all-time at MSUB Michelle Lieber (2005-07). Of those points, 328 of them are at the free-throw line, which makes Breen third all-time in free-throws for the Yellowjackets. Breen has also collected 510 career rebounds which lists her at No. 19 all-time at MSUB. Last season, Breen was named to the GNAC honorable mention team. She was also just named for the second consecutive season as a GNAC all-academic team selection with a 3.71 cumulative grade point average in health and human performance.

Olson, a 5-foot-10 forward from Billings, Mont., was selected to a GNAC all-conference team for a third time. The Billings West graduate earned first-team recognition in the 2013-14 season and was an honorable mention selection in 2012-13. After tearing her ACL and sitting out a season, Olson has returned to the court and climbed her way back to second in the GNAC in rebounding with 8.3 per game. She is also averaging 7.3 points and 1.5 assists this season.

Last Saturday, Olson became the all-time leading rebounder in the MSUB women’s program, exceeding the previous record held by Robyn Milne (957, 2002-05). Olson has collected 961 in her career and has the potential to add to her total as the Yellowjackets head into the postseason tournament this week.

Olson recorded a career-high 18 rebounds this season in a home game against Saint Martin’s on Jan. 7, 2016. That total is a conference season-high this year and places her on the all-time GNAC per game list. Olson has ascended to No. 4 on the GNAC all-time rebounding list, pulling ahead of Western Oregon’s Heather Laats (952, 1998-02) last week.

The graduate student in health care administration carries a 3.72 grade point average and this season was named to the GNAC all-academic team for the third time in her career.

After earning accolades in being named to the GNAC all-academic team this season for the first time with a 3.70 cumulative grade point average in elementary education, Grimsrud has added to her honors with an all-conference honorable mention nod.

Janiel Olson earned her third all-conference honor.

The 6-foot-1 senior from Montana City, Mont., is a five-year member of the MSUB women’s basketball team, redshirting the 2013-14 season. The dual student-athlete for the Yellowjackets has made the most of being able to focus on basketball this season and has had the best numbers of her career.

In five of the past six games, Grimsrud has scored double-digit points and is contributing an average 10.3 per game for MSUB. She is also averaging 2.2 assists, and is fifth in the GNAC in 3-pointers made per game with 1.9.

This season, Grimsrud scored a career-high 20 points on Senior Night at MSUB against Concordia (Ore.). She made a career-high four 3-pointers twice this season and has rarely gone the season without a steal. At 110 career steals, Grimsrud needs three more to tie the No. 10 all-time at MSUB Colleen Day (1988-90) at 113.

Grimsrud has amassed a career total of 628 points and 392 rebounds. This season, she has already made more 3-pointers (54) than the last three seasons combined (42) for a total of 96.

After leading the MSU Billings team to a third-place finish in the conference standings after being voted in the preseason coaches’ poll to finish in a tie for seventh, Coach Woodin was named the 2015-16 GNAC Coach of the Year. The Yellowjackets are 19-9 overall this season and 15-5 in the GNAC. This is Coach Woodin’s fourth Coach of the Year Honor in his 12 seasons at the helm of the Yellowjacket program. During the 2004-05 season, he was named the NCAA Division II Independent Coach of the Year, he was the 2006-07 Heartland Coach of the Year, and Woodin was named the GNAC Women’s Basketball Coach of the Year for the 2013-14 season.

Coach Woodin’s teams have excelled academically during his tenure. Under his leadership, the MSUB women’s basketball program has earned seven WBCA (Women’s Basketball Coaches Association) academic top-25 awards and through his 12 seasons, 100 percent of his seniors have graduated.

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“Above the academic and athletic successes of his team, his leadership has prepared a community of young women to be leaders of the future and we would like to thank him for his tireless efforts,” Montague said. “We are very proud of all Coach Woodin and our women’s basketball team has achieved this year, and wish them the best of luck at the GNAC Championships this week.”

This week, MSU Billings heads to the GNAC postseason tournament taking place March 3-5 in Lacey, Wash., hosted by Saint Martin’s University. The Yellowjackets enter as the No. 3 seed and will face. No. 6 Northwest Nazarene on Thursday, March 3 at 6:15 p.m. Mountain time. All games at the GNAC Basketball Championships will be streamed live at GNAC.tv.

Tickets can be purchased through the GNAC’s ticket sales page at EventBrite.com. Discounted tickets for youth teams, senior and members of the military will be available until Tues., Mar. 1. For more information please visit gnacsports.com.

2015-16 GNAC WOMEN’S BASKETBALL ALL-CONFERENCE TEAM Player of the Year: Megan Mullings, Alaska Anchorage Coach of the Year: Kevin Woodin, Montana State Billings Defensive Player of the Year: Kayla Bernsen, Western Washington Freshman of the Year: Mandy Steward, Central Washington Newcomer of the Year: Keiahnna Engel, Alaska Anchorage FIRST TEAM Name School Pos. Ht. Yr. Hometown (Previous School) *+ Megan Mullings Alaska Anchorage P 6-1 Sr. Glendale, Ariz. (South Mountain CC) *# Taylor Peacocke Western Washington G 5-9 Jr. Kenmore, Wash. (Sacramento State) *@ Alisha Breen Montana State Billings F 5-10 Jr. Choteau, Mont. (Choteau) Ellen Kett Simon Fraser G 5-5 Jr. Melbourne, Australia (Ruyton) *@ Jenna Buchanan Alaska Anchorage G 5-8 Sr. Galena, Alaska (Galena) # Kayla Bernsen Western Washington C 6-3 Sr. Moses Lake, Wash. (Moses Lake) SECOND TEAM Name School Pos. Ht. Yr. Hometown (Previous School) & Jordan Wilson Alaska F 5-11 Jr. Henderson, Colo. (Prairie View) # Jasmin Edwards Central Washington G 5-5 So. Lynnwood, Wash. (Lynnwood) Elisa Homer Simon Fraser G 5-9 So. North Vancouver, B.C. (Handworth) @! Jasmine Parker Central Washington F 6-0 Sr. Spokane, Wash. (Mead) # Taylor Simmons Northwest Nazarene G 5-8 Sr. Middleton, Idaho (Middleton) #$ Kiki Robertson Alaska Anchorage G 5-6 Jr. Honolulu, Hawaii (Mid-Pacific Institute) Megan Wiedeman Saint Martin’s P 6-0 Sr. Sammamish, Wash. (Skyline) HONORABLE MENTION Name School Pos. Ht. Yr. Hometown (Previous School) Alysha Devine Alaska Anchorage F 6-1 Jr. Wasilla, Alaska (Wasilla) Jessica Madison Alaska Anchorage G 5-8 Sr. Port Angeles, Wash. (Port Angeles) Kaillee Skjold Alaska F 5-10 Jr. Kasilof, Alaska (Soldotna) Monica Grimsrud Montana State Billings F 6-1 Sr. Montana City, Mont. (Helena) %! Janiel Olson Montana State Billings F 5-10 Sr. Billings, Mont. (Billings West) @ Ellie Logan Northwest Nazarene G 5-9 So. Fossil, Ore. (Wheeler) @ Krista Stabler Saint Martin’s G 5-6 Sr. Bremerton, Wash. (Central Kitsap) Courtney Hollander Seattle Pacific F 6-0 So. Linden, Wash. (Lynden Christian) Jordan McPhee Seattle Pacific G 5-9 So. Des Moines, Wash. (Mount Rainier) Kiana Gandy Western Washington W 5-10 Jr. Des Moines, Wash. (Mount Rainier) * - Unanimous Selection + - First Team Selection In 2014-15 # - Second Team Selection In 2014-15 @ - Honorable Mention In 2014-15 % - First Team Selection In 2013-14 $ - Second Team Selection In 2013-14 & - Honorable Mention In 2013-14 ! – Honorable Mention In 2012-13

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Prevost family legacy lives on within Yellowjacket women’s basketball Tuesday, January 26, 2016 Thirty years after her distant cousin Deb Prevost wrapped up a Hall of Fame career as a Yellowjacket, sophomore guard Lexi Prevost carries on her family’s legacy through MSUB hoops.

MSUB SPORTS – Each time sophomore guard Lexi Prevost suits up and takes to the court in Alterowitz Gymnasium, she carries on a legacy at Montana State University Billings representing the type of basketball player that her hometown of Sidney, Mont., yields.

Prevost prides herself not on a single aspect of her game, but rather on her will to contribute in whatever way her team needs her most. Some games, that involves providing quality minutes at the point guard position. Others, it is her stubborn defense and tireless effort working against opponents that her team needs most.

With the Yellowjackets in first place through the first half of the Great Northwest Athletic Conference schedule with a record of 9-1, the team has played too well for there to be any evidence of a drop-off between starters and key role players like Prevost.

While she has yet to lead the team in scoring or have a break-out shooting performance in a single game, the style of play Prevost has brought to the team in her second full season is one that evokes memory of one of the Yellowjackets’ all-time greats.

Deb Prevost was inducted into the MSUB Hall of Fame and Distinction a year before Lexi was born, and is quick to recall the adjustment she had to make from playing just one year of high-school basketball in Sidney to competing in college. “The hardest part was to balance everything, because you had to worry about school work and the demands of basketball,” said Deb. “I don’t think there was as big of a jump (to college) when I played as there is now, and I felt I was able to make the transition well.”

The numbers Deb recorded from 1975-78 support her claim of a smooth transition, as she stands today as the fifth-leading scorer in MSUB/Eastern Montana College history with 1,540 points. “Deb was a great player and I look up to her a lot because of how well she did here,” said Lexi. “She set a standard for all of the other players to come at MSUB.”

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Soon after becoming just the third women’s basketball player inducted into the Hall of Fame in 1994, Deb lent a hand towards developing one of the players for her alma mater’s next generation. Spending time doing individual skill work with her distant cousin, Deb saw the prospects of playing college basketball within Lexi as a younger player.

“One thing I liked about her was she was a sponge, and she was willing to listen and learn,” Deb recalled. “She was also very athletic and had a lot of good speed for a high-school player. I knew that if she worked hard, she would become a good player.”

Lexi and Deb each credit the former’s attention to detail and persistence in learning the game to her mother, Leigh Merritt, who better remembers what led to the connection of the two relatives. “Lexi’s great grandfather and Deb’s grandfather were brothers, and were two of the three Prevost brothers who came from Quebec and settled in Lambert, Montana,” Merritt explained, simultaneously providing an explanation of the silent ‘T’ in the last name stemming from its roots in a French Canadian territory. “Deb took the time to work with Lexi during the summer on some basketball skills, and it’s nice to see that family connection.”

Deb Prevost (left) wearing No. 21 three decades before her cousin Lexi (right) inherited the number for the 'Jackets.

While Deb had an impact on Lexi developing into a collegiate player, it was Merritt who she worked more closely with as a high-school coach in Sidney. “I coached Lexi’s mom and aunt at Sidney so I have more memories of them, but I have always admired Lexi and we have had a good relationship,” Deb said. “The will to win was very strong in Lexi’s mom, and her willingness to work hard has definitely translat-

ed over to Lexi. It runs in the family.”

Now wearing No. 21 for the ‘Jackets – just as Deb did three decades ago – Lexi cites her confidence on the court as being most important when facing the tough competition in the GNAC. With her next appearance, Lexi will already match her 18 games played as a freshman a season ago, as she has progressed into a more integral player within MSUB’s lineup this season. “It is nice to see that I am improving, but I still have a lot to work on so I just want to keep working hard,” said Lexi. “The three captains have been really helpful, especially with Monica (Grimsrud) stepping her game up and improving a ton this year. Alisha (Breen) is my roommate and we have a good connection, and having Janiel (Olson) back brings us a lot of experience.”

At the center of it all is Yellowjacket head coach Kevin Woodin, who, thanks to his career as a high-school coach, familiarized himself with the Prevost name long before Lexi became proficient at dribbling a basketball. “I met Deb through summer coaching early on after I got to Montana,” Woodin commented. “She would bring her Sidney team to our tournaments at West High in the summer and we crossed paths a lot outside of the season.”

Woodin wasn’t initially aware he was collaborating with one of MSUB’s legendary athletes, but as he became more familiar with the university he began to understand the significance of Deb’s career as a Yellowjacket. “I remember seeing her name around the gym and in the record books so I put together that she had been a pretty good player,” Woodin said. “She is a well-respected coach in Montana and had a lot to offer Lexi growing up from a player standpoint as well as the mental side of the game.”

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When Lexi made her decision to attend MSUB and Deb learned she would be playing for Woodin, she knew right away that Lexi’s growth at a player had only just begun. “I have always respected Kevin as a coach, and he does a great job of bringing out the potential in players,” said Deb. “I felt like Lexi was going to a place that was going to help her develop her skills not only on the court, but as a person too.”

These days, Deb works as a grief recovery specialist and though she has removed herself from active participation in the basketball community, she makes sure to keep tabs on all of her former players including Lexi. “I definitely still watch the papers and see how the Yellowjackets are doing,” Deb said.

She doesn’t get to as many games as she used to, but Deb doesn’t need to be an everyday fan to recognize the vast strides her sport has taken since her days pioneering the Title IX movement as a brave, young, female athlete. “To watch the game grow and become its own identity at each level has been fun to see,” Deb said. “Back when I played, we didn’t have leagues separated like they are now, and the improvement in general has been great.”

Merritt is still a regular at Alterowitz Gym to watch her daughter compete, and when she can’t make the four-hour drive from the northeast corner of the Big Sky State she tunes into the live broadcasts of the games on MSUB’s Stretch Internet portal.

Whether she absorbs the cheers and in-game dialogue from the court-side perspective of one of Alterowitz Gym’s blue seats, or from the comfort of her home, Merritt recognizes that her daughter’s career – as a player and student at MSUB – has been in good hands along the way.

For Lexi, in a journey that is still in its opening stages, the opportunity she has now to become the best player she can be is one that reassures her she’s been guided well. “It has taken awhile, but I can definitely see a lot of improvement from last year to this year,” Lexi said. “We are just taking things one game at a time and I just want to help the team out however I can.”

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Yellowjacket AD Krista Montague Krista (Fjelstad) Montague is entering her 14th year of employment at MSU Billings and her fourth as director of intercollegiate athletics in 2016-17.

Montague led the athletic department’s 240-plus student-athletes to another successful year on the playing field and in the classroom in 2015-16, as the cumulative grade point average surpassed 3.0 and 48 individuals earned academic all-conference honors.

Montague will also serve as a mentor for the NCAA Division II Athletic Directors Association Mentoring Program starting in the 2016-17 academic year.

In 2014-15, MSUB hosted several marquee championship events for the first time ever. In November, MSUB welcomed the 2014 NCAA Division II Cross Country West Region Championships to Billings, which included participation from 32 teams across the region.

MSUB also hosted the 2014-15 GNAC Basketball Championships and the 2015 GNAC Baseball Championships during the academic year. MSUB’s softball team advanced to the NCAA Division II West Region Championship game after winning the GNAC Championships title, and the Yellowjackets’ baseball team also claimed a conference title during 2014-15.

During her first year at the helm of the athletic department, Montague successfully secured hosting responsibilities for the upcoming 2014 NCAA cross country west regional championships and 2014-15 Great Northwest Athletic Conference men’s and women’s basketball championships.

Montague began her employment with MSUB in July of 2002 as the department’s development and marketing director. Shortly after being hired, she was appointed to the position of senior woman administrator, making her the highest-ranking female administrator in the athletic department.

When Montana State University Billings announced the hiring of Montague as its new athletic director on May 10, 2013, it became the first NCAA institution in Montana to have a female athletic director. In 2005, the titles of assistant AD and NCAA compliance coordinator were added to her duties, while she still managed the corporate partnership program and special events for the department. In 2009, Montague was promoted to associate AD. As associate AD, her primary responsibilities included overseeing and managing NCAA II compliance for each of the 17 sports and co-ed cheer, as well serving as a crucial member of the athletics administration team and academic liaison between the different campus constituencies and athletics.

Montague, a native of Eastern Montana, received her undergraduate degree in business administration with an option in marketing in 1999 from MSU Billings. Montague was a four-year letterwinner for the MSUB women’s basketball team and left the program with the school record for career free-throw percentage. As a senior, Montague helped MSU Billings to the West Region Championship and the program's first and only Elite Eight appearance in women’s basketball. Montague is a member of NACDA (National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics) and NACWAA (National Association of Collegiate Women Athletics Administrators), as well as various other state and local organizations. In 201112, she served on NACWAA’s Legislation & Governance Committee, and also served as a member of the NCAA II Softball West Regional Advisory Committee in 2008, 2009, 2010, and 2011.

Before joining the MSU Billings athletic staff full time, Montague was the athletic department’s part-time corporate partnership director and held various positions for DD Marketing (Pueblo, Colo.), Norwest Bank, and Billings Clinic.

Montague recently completed a master's degree in public relations at MSU Billings. She lives in West Billings with her husband Brent and two daughters Shayla (14) and Allie (12).

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Yellowjacket Head Coach Kevin Woodin Kevin Woodin will begin his 13th season as the head women’s basketball coach at Montana State Billings in 2016-17. He is also the interim head men’s and women’s golf coach, a post he assumed prior to the spring 2016 season.

He has posted a 210-136 overall record (.607 winning percentage), capturing two Heartland Conference regular season titles, one Great Northwest Athletic Conference regular season title, and one conference tournament championship.

Woodin earned his second Great Northwest Athletic Conference Coach of the Year honor in 2015-16, and became the winningest coach in school history by leading the Yellowjackets back to the NCAA Division II West Region Championships with an overall record of 21-11 and a mark of 15-5 in league play.

Coach Woodin has guided the Yellowjackets to postseason play 10 times in 12 seasons. During the 2004-05 season, he was named the NCAA Division II Independent Coach of the Year. He was also the 2006-07 Heartland Coach of the Year.

Woodin’s teams have excelled academically during his tenure. The WBCA honored MSUB’s 2013-14 squad as an academic top-25 team in the nation as they earned a 3.656 cumulative team GPA. That marked the seventh consecutive year MSUB has been ranked in the academic top-25 by the WBCA. With the 3.656, the team was ranked No. 6 in the nation for NCAA Div. II institutions. In 2014-15, the Yellowjackets registered a 3.4 cumulative GPA. The 'Jackets have also earned five GNAC academic titles for women's basketball over the past eight years.

In 2014-15, MSUB finished with an overall record of 14-14. In 2013-14, the MSU Billings women’s basketball team finished 25-8 overall, 15-3 in the GNAC, and a perfect 15-0 defense of their home court. MSUB won the regular season GNAC title, advancing to the West Region tournament ranked No. 2 overall. At the West Region tourney hosted

by No. 1 seed Cal Poly Pomona, the Yellowjackets won their first two games, defeating Academy of Art and Simon Fraser University. With their two wins, Woodin’s team advanced on to the Sweet Sixteen round, where they played against host school Cal Poly Pomona in the West Region title game.

Woodin became the Yellowjacket women’s 11th head basketball coach when he took over on July 23, 2004.

Before the Montana High School Association moved the girls’ basketball season to the winter, Woodin was a part-time assistant coach at MSU Billings from 2000-03. Responsible for practice and game planning, recruiting, scouting, individual skill development, travel and coordinating the Billings Bees camps, Woodin helped the Lady Yellowjackets to two NCAA tournament appearances in three seasons.

Woodin also teaches many HHP courses at MSUB. Woodin was the head girls’ basketball coach at Billings West High School from 1994-2004. In that time, he led the Lady Bears to a 138-81 record (.630), including back-to-back Class AA state titles in 2003 and 2004. Woodin’s Bears were a perfect 23-0 in 2004’s title run and won the final 36 games Woodin coached at the school. He earned Montana AA Coach of the Year honors in 2003 and 2004, and was a finalist for the award in 1999 and 2002.

Along with leading the Lady Bears to State AA tournament hardware in four of his last six seasons, Woodin was also an assistant coach on the Montana All-Star Team and an Executive Committee member and coach for the Treasure State Classic. At West High, Woodin coached 19 players who went on to play collegiate basketball.

A native of Libby, Mont., Woodin graduated with a degree in mathematics from Carroll College in 1987. While teaching and coaching at O’Dea High School in Seattle, he earned his master’s degree in athletic administration from Seattle Pacific University in 1992. Woodin taught mathematics at O’Dea High School from 1987-1994 while also coaching boys’ basketball, golf, and tennis. He was named O’Dea’s Outstanding Teacher of the Year in 1990-91 and the Metro League golf Coach of the Year three times.

Woodin has three children; Kayleen (23), Toria (20) and Garrett (19). Kayleen and Toria are students at the University of Montana while Garrett attends Billings West High School. Woodin’s mom Loretta Erickson, formerly of Libby, Mont., resides in Edmonds, Wash. Woodin is a member of the Women’s Basketball Coaches Association, National Basketball Coaches Association, Montana Coaches Association, and Midland Roundtable.

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Yellowjacket Assistant Coach Jenny Heringer

The 2016-17 season will be Jenny Heringer’s third season serving as assistant coach for the MSUB women’s basketball team.

Heringer has helped the Yellowjackets reach the NCAA Division II West Region Championships in two of her three seasons as an assistant, including most recently in 2015-16 with an overall record of 21-11 and a mark of 15-5 in GNAC play.

Heringer was previously a varsity assistant coach at Billings Central Catholic High School. At Central, she helped with both individual and team development, and provided on-the-floor coaching.

Heringer played an important role to the success of Central’s program, which boasted a state championship in 2011-12 and a second-place state finish in 2012-13.

In addition to coaching at Central, Heringer provided private basketball lessons to youth athletes in the Billings area. She helped players develop personal goals, create individualized training programs, and track improvement. Heringer also helped players produce recruiting profiles and continued to support players during their college careers. She has worked and coordinated basketball camps ranging from the youth to collegiate (Division I) level.

Heringer played at MSU Billings during the 2010-11 season, where she averaged 11.6 points and five rebounds per game. She shot 42 percent from the field while registering 37 assists and 19 steals. During her brief time as a Yellowjacket, Heringer earned academic all-conference honors and was named the team’s Offensive Most Valuable Player.

Prior to her tenure at MSUB, Heringer spent three seasons at Montana State University (Bozeman), averaging nine points and five rebounds per game. She earned second team all-Big Sky Conference honors, numerous Big Sky Player-of-the-Week plaudits and multiple selections to the Big Sky Conference all-academic team. Heringer graduated from MSU with a degree in business marketing and a minor in business management.

Originally from Billings, Heringer attended Billings Central Catholic High School, where she still holds the school’s single game scoring record of 39 points. She is ranked No. 1 all time in assists and No. 2 all time in points and rebounds. Heringer garnished the following accolades throughout her interscholastic career: Gatorade Player of the Year, Miss Basketball for the state of Montana, Wendy’s Heisman Honorable Mention, Billings Midland Roundtable Athlete of the Year Nominee, Street & Smith Magazine Honorable Mention and Montana State A Most Valuable Player.

Jenny is the daughter of Bucky and Geri Heringer and sibling to Travis, Kelcy and Tanner Heringer.

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Yellowjacket Volunteer Assistant Coach Bobbi Knudsen Bobbi Knudsen has joined the MSUB women's basketball staff as a volunteer assistant coach for the 2016-17 season.

A native of Malta, Mont., Knudsen was the Yellowjackets starting point guard from 201014. She was a member of the 2013-14 team that finished 25-8, winning the regular season Great Northwest Athletic Conference title and in the postseason advancing to the Sweet Sixteen and the West Region title game against Cal Poly Pomona.

Her senior campaign, Knudsen ended the year ranked No. 5 in the nation in assists per game with 5.8, and No. 29 in assist/turnover ratio with 1.95.

One of the best players to come out of the MSUB program, Knudsen's name appears 25 times in the Montana State University Billings career record book. In her four years at MSU Billings, Knudsen amassed 1,831 points and 532 assists. Her senior season at MSUB she set the single season assist record with 193. She averaged 17.2 points, 5.2 rebounds, and 5.8 assists her final year as a Yellowjacket.

Knudsen was named the GNAC Women's Basketball Player of the Year and the GNAC Women's Athlete of the Year. She was selected to the Daktronics Academic All-District team, and the Co-SIDA Academic All-District and GNAC Academic All-Conference teams for three straight years.

After finishing her collegiate career with the Yellowjackets, Knudsen signed with Freiburg in the German DBBL, competing for the Professional Women's Basketball League during the 2014-15 season. After returning to the U.S., Knudsen began her coaching career as an assistant with the Seattle Pacific women's basketball program.

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Montana State University Billings Women’s Basketball All-Time Coaching Records-By Total Wins Through 2015-16 Season

Coach 1. Kevin Woodin 2. Frank McCarthy 3. Ted Anderson 4. Karyn Ridgeway 5. Darcy Conway 6. Marcia Caneff 7. Linda Ponikvar 8. Tom Mahon 9. Elwin Heiny 10. Melissa Slone 11. Linda Monger

Years 2004- 1990-00 1982-88 2001-03 1979-82 1977-79 1975-77 1988-90 2000-01 2003-04 1974

TOTALS:

Overall Record Pct. 210-136 .607 191-91 .677 102-58 .638 61-22 .735 40-35 .533 33-13 .717 29-11 .725 26-30 .464 20-9 .690 16-11 .593 6-6 .500 734-422

Total Games Total Wins 346 210 282 191 160 102 83 61 75 40 46 33 40 29 56 26 29 20 27 16 12 6

.635 1,156

734

Kevin Woodin became the winningest coach in MSUB history during the 2015-16 season.

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Alterowitz Gymnasium Alterowitz Gymnasium, a 2,330 seat facility, is home to the Yellowjackets' men's basketball, women's basketball, and women's volleyball teams.

The facility is part of the Physical Education building, which houses the athletic department offices, training room, team locker rooms, workout facilities, and classrooms. During the summer of 2011, the seating areas were given a face-lift with all-new stadium seating installed to give patrons a more comfortable way to watch home Yellowjacket athletic events.

The venue is named after Dr. Harold “Shorty” Alterowitz, who was inducted into the MSUB Hall of Fame in 1995 for his 40 years of leadership as a coach and athletic director. Alterowitz was a track, tennis, golf and basketball coach, assistant football coach, and AD from 1952-67. He has received numerous teaching awards and has been a frequent featured speaker at local, regional and national meetings. After his retirement, he founded the Eastern Montana College Forum for Excellence in 1986.

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2016-17 MSUB Yellowjackets Women’s Basketball Roster No. 11 12 14 15 20 21 22 25 30 31 34 41 43

Name Taylor Edwards Brina Hull Jeanann Lemelin Vanessa Stavish Alisha Breen Lexi Prevost

Pos. G G G F F G Taylor Cunningham F Rylee Kane G Abbie Lohof F Sophia Wass F Tiana Hanson F Marissa Van Atta F Grace Weeks F

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

Cl. So. So. Fr. Jr. Sr. Jr. Fr. Jr. Fr. Fr. Sr. Jr. Jr.

Exp. 1V 1V HS 2V 3V 2V HS 2V HS HS 3V 2V TR

Hometown (Previous School) Great Falls, MT (Charles M. Russell) Colstrip, MT (Colstrip) Billings, MT (Senior) Frenchtown, MT (Frenchtown) Choteau, MT (Choteau) Sidney, MT (Sidney) Spokane, WA (Lewis and Clark) Red Lodge, MT (Red Lodge) Laurel, MT (Laurel HS) Manhattan, MT (Manhattan) Shepherd, MT (Sheridan College) Billings, MT (Billings Senior) Rapid City, SD (Casper College)

Head Coach – Kevin Woodin. Assistant Coach – Jenny Heringer.

Pronunciation Guide Tiana Hanson – tee-ON-uh Brina Hull – BRINN-uh Cierra Lamey – see-AIR-uh LAY-me Lexi Prevost – PREE-voh Marissa Van Atta – AT-uh Jenny Heringer – HAIR-in-jerr

Junior Point Guard Rylee Kane.

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Season Preview: MSUB women’s basketball will be All In for 2016-17 season November 2, 2016 Being led by the GNAC’s Preseason Player of the Year Alisha Breen, the MSUB women’s basketball team is All In for the 2016-17 season.

BILLINGS, Mont. – The MSU Billings women’s basketball team will be All In for the 2016-17 season. After advancing to the NCAA Division II national tournament for the second time in three years, the Yellowjackets have their sights set on another appearance in the west region tourney in March.

“Last year’s success will definitely help us with this year’s team,” MSUB head coach Kevin Woodin said. “We have a lot of experienced players that got better a year ago as the season progressed, and in turn that had a lot to do with our team getting better each month. Last year we may have surprised some people with how well we did, but from my standpoint every year you need to have high expectations.”

Spearheading last year’s offensive success, and returning to the floor this season is senior Alisha Breen. Recently named the Great Northwest Athletic Conference Preseason Player of the Year and a DII Bulletin Preseason Super 16 All-American, Breen led the conference last year averaging 17.4 points per game. The 5-foot-10 forward from Choteau, Mont., has high expectations for herself, but is looking forward to the challenge of leading the Yellowjackets through the season.

“I am really looking forward to this year in general,” Breen commented. “I think we have a lot of talented players on the team that have put in a lot of hard work and I think we have the potential to go really far again this year. It’s hard to believe that my senior season is here. I think preseason went by really fast and right now I am noticing a lot of moments where I realize that it will be my last time doing something – my last first game, last appearance at Rocky, all those times where I will be having experiences as a senior. This year I have high expectations for myself and the team, and I also think we have a lot of room to grow and I am excited to see where the year takes us.”

“Alisha is one of the top players in our league and region,” Woodin said on his 4-year senior. “What I really admire about her is that in every off-season, she has put in a tremendous amount of work to improve and last summer was no exception. She combines a great skill set and is a versatile player, but it is her intangibles that are as important to our team – leadership, work ethic, and the ability to push her teammates and hold them accountable so that they respect and like her.” www.msubsports.com | @MSUBWBB | 2016-17 MSUB Women’s Basketball Media Guide | 21

Last season Breen was a unanimous GNAC first team selection. She scored 20 or more points in 13 games, topped by a 37-point performance early against Academy of Art that tied her for the seventh best scoring performance in GNAC history. In the GNAC, Breen enters the season No. 13 all-time in career free-throws at 343 with a chance to catch the all-time leader Erin Chambers at 472 (Simon Fraser, 2011-15), and is 116 points from moving into the top-20 in career scoring.

At MSUB, Breen enters the season No. 15 all-time in career points at 1,210, No. 20 in rebounds with 529, and third in free-throws with 343.

Continuing on the expectations placed for his senior leader, Woodin knows that Breen’s potential is not just in the stat sheet, but in the way she approaches the game.

“Expectations for Alisha are situationally driven, she can be close to the basket or on the outside, and she has worked hard to improve her midrange game. Because of how good she is, she will need to adjust to how other teams will guard her.”

Joining Breen for her senior campaign is forward Tiana Hanson. The 6-foot native of Shepherd, Mont., transferred to MSUB last season from Sheridan College. As a junior Hanson started 11 games for MSUB and with a year of GNAC experience is returning to the court an experienced and confident player. Last year she was second in the GNAC from the free-throw line, shooting 86.6 percent, contributing 5.3 points and 2.7 rebounds per game. Hanson had a season-best 16 points, including 12-for-13 from the free-throw line, at Concordia (Ore.).

“Tiana will play a big role in our team’s success this year,” Woodin said. “She worked hard this summer to improve her physical strength and perimeter shooting. Tiana has always been a great foul shooter, but she also has a confidence and ability to draw contact under the rim. You can’t coach that kind of talent, so I feel fortunate to have that skill set on our team and to see her continue to develop that part of her game.”

Senior Forward Tiana Hanson.

The third captain this year for the Yellowjackets is junior Rylee Kane. MSUB’s starting point guard since her freshman campaign, Kane has been a stalwart member of the ‘Jacket program the last two years. Entering her third year at the head of the court, Kane is primed to break out in conference competitions.

“I am expecting Rylee to have an outstanding season,” Woodin commented. “She has put in a lot of time to make herself better. She understands the strengths of her team more naturally now, she plays more instinctively, and she has great offensive skills and just needs to take what the defense gives. I expect her to be more aggressive mentally and physically, and I am confident that she will be able to do that.”

Kane averaged 7.4 points and 1.4 steals per game last season. She was No. 4 in the GNAC in assists per game at 4.5 and assist/turnover ratio at 1.4. Kane has started and played in every game since her freshman debut. Last year she scored 10 or more points in nine game with a career-high 15-point performance at Cal State San Bernardino. She had a career-best eight assists at home against Alaska Anchorage. Kane has logged 234 career assists and needs 30 more to crack the MSUB career top-10.

On this year’s slogan of All In, Coach Woodin sees it as being a representative of what could highlight the entire team. “I felt we needed something that emphasized our entire team while building on last year’s success. Last season we were able to get better throughout the entire season and this year in order for us to take it to the next level it’s important to be ‘All In.’” With the combination of returning players, incoming freshmen, and a JC transfer, the Yellowjackets will need to meld well on the court and be aggressive to have a successful season in the GNAC and against west-region opponents.

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The junior class will play a major role in that success. Along with Kane, this year’s juniors include Marissa Van Atta, Vanessa Stavish, Lexi Prevost, and Grace Weeks.

Van Atta earned a starting role in January for the ‘Jackets, making her debut as a starter against Alaska with a double-double of 11 points and 11 rebounds. The product of Billings Senior High School, played in all 32 games for MSUB, making her second year with the Yellowjackets a breakout season. Van Atta averaged 7.2 points per game and 3.9 rebounds per game. She led the team in steals and was instrumental in the defensive court. She scored 17 points and made 10 rebounds in the GNAC championship game against Alaska Anchorage and is expected to keep opponents guessing under the rim.

“Marissa had an unbelievable year last season,” Woodin said. “She brings high intensity and great length and speed to the floor which makes her a terrific defender. She continues to improve on offense and I know she can impact the game in multiple ways” Stavish saw time in every game as a sophomore and was the ninth-best shooter in the GNAC from the perimeter at 36.6 percent. Stavish scored a season-high 15 points, including a career-best 5-for-6 from the 3-point arc, against Cal Poly Pomona. The 6-foot forward from Frenchtown, Mont., has the ability to spread the defense as she can be effective down low and from outside, and in the off-season has worked on her defense in the interior.

“Vanessa is a great perimeter shooter,” Woodin commented. “I am looking forward to watching her play this year as each year she continues to improve her entire game and I know how important she will be to both sides of the court.”

Prevost played her best game at Central Washington last year for the Yellowjackets. The guard from Sidney, Mont., saw time in 31 games for MSUB and at CWU, scored 13 points and made two assists. Weeks is the lone transfer for the ‘Jackets this year, joining MSUB from Casper College. The 6-foot-2 forward from Rapid City, S.D., averaged 6.2 points and 3.5 rebounds last season, averaging 14.7 minutes per game.

Junior Rylee Kane.

“I am very excited for Lexi’s upcoming season,” Woodin commented. “She gives our team tremendous quickness on the perimeter and has the ability to shoot the three as well as penetrate on offense. Grace has a quick and effective shot that will help deepen our forward and post positions. She has picked up our system well as she has a solid foundation and I expect her minutes to increase as she adjusts to the physicality of our league.”

Returning for their sophomore seasons with the Yellowjackets are Taylor Edwards and Brina Hull. Edwards is a 5-foot-9 guard from Great Falls, Mont., and Hull is a 5-foot-8 guard from Colstrip, Mont. Edwards made appearances in 29 games for the ‘Jackets, averaging 5.7 minutes per game. She scored 20 points and made 17 assists. Hull made appearances in 17 games during her opening season as a Yellowjacket. Both players will be competing for minutes this season as they return to the floor after a season in the GNAC. “I am really excited to see the progress Taylor has made,” Woodin said. “She can play both the point and shooting guard position and her strengths include shooting from the 3-point arc. She has improved off the dribble game and we are looking for her to be a perimeter defensive leader.”

The Yellowjackets added four true freshmen to their roster this season. Taylor Cunningham is a 5-foot-11 forward from Spokane, Wash., Jeanann Lemelin, a 5-foot-6 guard joins MSUB from local Senior High School, Abbie Lohof, a 6-foot forward is from Laurel, Mont., and Sophia Wass comes to MSUB as a 6’1” forward from Manhattan, Mont. www.msubsports.com | @MSUBWBB | 2016-17 MSUB Women’s Basketball Media Guide | 23

“I am pleased with our incoming freshman class as they have great overall work ethic, and a strong desire to learn,” Woodin said on the incoming quartet. “They’ve improved a lot since early fall and I am hopeful that at least a couple of them will develop to the point they can help with our rotations.”

Assisting the program for her third season is Jenny Heringer. Joining the Yellowjacket coaching staff as a volunteer assistant is former GNAC Player of the Year and All-American Bobbi Knudsen.

The Yellowjackets open their regular season with a 3-game swing in California. MSUB begins on Nov. 11, with last year’s west region runner-up UC San Diego, then follows with tilts against Cal State San Marcos and Point Loma. MSU Billings begins its regular season at home welcoming regional opponents Northern State and Cal Poly Pomona Nov. 18-19 during the Yellowjacket Classic. The ‘Jackets open conference play on the road Dec. 1, at Northwest Nazarene. In the conference preseason coaches’ poll, the Yellowjackets were selected to finish fourth.

“I really like our schedule this year,” Woodin said. “We will be tested early with the three games in California and then coming home it won’t be any easier with the teams we will play at home in Northern State and Cal Poly Pomona. I feel the GNAC will again be loaded with exceptional team. The past couple of years I feel the depth has gotten even better, but I do believe we have the potential to be in the thick of the conference race if we stay healthy and continue to improve each and every week in practice.”

All home games and select road games this season will be broadcast live on GNAC.tv through MSUB's Stretch Internet portal here. Jeff Rosenberry and Aaron Like will return as MSUB's commentators for the live internet stream.

New this season, a dozen MSUB men's and women's games will be broadcast live on ESPN Radio 910 KBLG in Billings, with Dustin Daniel on the play-by-play call. Fans can listen live by tuning their radio to 910 AM in Billings, or listen online at www.espn910.com.

Junior Grace Weeks.

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Yellowjacket women tabbed fourth in GNAC coaches’ poll October 19, 2016 The MSUB women’s basketball team has been tabbed fourth in the GNAC preseason coaches’ poll after finishing last season as the GNAC tournament’s runner-up.

PORTLAND, Ore. – When the MSUB women’s basketball team returns to the court to open their conference season, the Yellowjackets will carry a preseason Great Northwest Athletic Conference coaches’ poll ranking of fourth. After finishing third in the regular season last year and second at the conference tournament, MSUB returns four players who had starting roles to a team that finished with a 21-11 overall record and 15-5 in the GNAC. Earning the top spot in the poll, Western Washington collected six first-place votes, Simon Fraser was second (one first-place vote), and Alaska Anchorage third (four firstplace votes). The top three teams were separated by just nine points as the coaches predict a tight-conference race for the highest GNAC spots.

Senior Alisha Breen will helm the MSUB program’s prospects. The 5’10” forward was a unanimous first team all-GNAC selection last season and was named a preseason Super 16 All-American by the WDII Bulletin two weeks ago. The native of Choteau, Mont., led the league in points at 17.4 per game, including two games of 30 or more points and a 31-point performance during the NCAA tournament game at Azusa Pacific.

Juniors Rylee Kane and Marissa Van Atta and senior Tiana Hanson all performed starting roles last season for the ‘Jackets. Kane started every game and was No. 4 in the GNAC in assists with 4.5 per game. Van Atta was second on the team in steals with 52 while Hanson was second in the GNAC from the free-throw line shooting 71-for-82 for 86.6 percent.

The Yellowjackets will need to replace rebounds and points from GNAC honorable mention honorees last season Janiel Olson and Monica Grimsrud. Olson finished her collegiate career as No. 1 all-time at MSUB in rebounds with 1,001. She is eighth in steals with 178. Grimsrud is 10th in career steals at 84 and last season contributed 10.1 points per game with 4.1 rebounds.

“I am really looking forward to the upcoming season,” MSUB head coach Kevin Woodin said. “We have multiple returning players with experience and I think we have some solid new players too. I am not concerned with where we are ranked now, only where we are ranked at the end. I really enjoy coaching this team and believe we have great potential and can’t wait to get started. The GNAC is loaded again with great teams and the race for the GNAC championship should be an exciting one.”

MSU Billings opens its season with an alumni game this Friday, Oct. 21, at 7 p.m. The exhibition contest is free and open to the public. MSU Billings then plays two exhibition games in Billings. On Oct. 31, MSUB heads across town to face Rocky Mountain College at 7 p.m., followed by a doubleheader night with the Yellowjackets men’s team against Montana Tech on Nov. 4. The women open the double billings against the Orediggers at 5:30 p.m., with the men’s teams taking to the court at 7:30 p.m.

The Yellowjackets open their conference season on the road with contests against Northwest Nazarene on Thursday, Dec. 1, then travelling to Central Washington for a game on Saturday, Dec. 3.

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FRESHMEN

2016-17 Team by Class

SOPHOMORES

Jeanann Lemelin, Abbie Lohof, Sophia Wass, and Taylor Cunningham.

JUNIORS

Taylor Edwards and Brina Hull.

Rylee Kane, Vanessa Stavish, Grace Weeks, Marissa Van Atta, and Lexi Prevost.

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SENIORS

Alisha Breen and Tiana Hanson.

2016-17 TEAM

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New Faces: MSUB women’s basketball freshman Taylor Edwards Tuesday, January 5, 2016 Growing up in Great Falls, Mont., Yellowjacket women’s basketball freshman Taylor Edwards bringing fresh, competitive energy to program in first season at MSUB. MSUB SPORTS – Taylor Edwards still has the first basketball she ever held, a gift from her grandfather Reid Edwards as a present on her third birthday.

One of the toughest things the Montana State University Billings women’s basketball freshman has had to endure was the passing of Reid when she was in high school, but the now worn-down Wilson basketball carries more significance than ever. “It has meant a lot to me,” Edwards commented on the ball. “I wouldn’t be where I am today without him and without that ball.”

Coming from a sports-oriented family, where friendly competition sprouted up around every corner, Edwards credits her siblings, older brothers Reid and Royce in particular, with shaping her competitive spirit. Being the second-youngest of seven total children of Jim and Lisa Edwards never discouraged Taylor on the platform of the playing field, whether it was volleyball, softball, track and field or the hardwood.

The skills Edwards began naturally developing through her upbringing have shone through as some of her most valuable traits today as a collegiate player. “Two of Taylor’s greatest assets are her versatility and her competitiveness,” commented MSUB head coach Kevin Woodin. “She played primarily a 2 guard in high school, but she has been asked to play both point and shooting guard this year. She plays with great intensity and is a great teammate and person.”

Edwards has played in all 12 of MSUB’s games this season, and is averaging 7.6 minutes off of the bench in her first season at the Division II level.

The concept of living away from her home 3.5 hours away, where she spent time watching women’s college basketball on TV and dreaming about her chance to play one day, was overwhelming at first. But a semester into her time studying health and human performance and competing for the ‘Jackets has helped reassure Edwards that she picked the perfect university.

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“It was hard at first because I love being at home and my family so much, but so far it has grown me as a person and I have gotten used to being a lot more independent,” said Edwards. “I love it here. I am figuring out who I am and what I want to do, and am making big life decisions on my own.”

Edwards has grown so accustomed to her new surroundings at MSUB, that when the team split ways for the mandatory seven-day winter break, she suddenly struggled with putting her college experience on hold. “Going home for break was actually hard, because I knew I would miss my family back here,” Edwards said referring to her teammates. “We have a great bond that sports creates within a team, and I would do anything for any one of them.”

A hint of brilliance from Edwards during her prep career caught Woodin’s eye while he was recruiting, as she scored 30 points in a playoff game as a senior against Skyview High School in Billings. The standout effort in a pressure situation is what captivated Woodin the most, and prompted him to continue the theme of filling his roster with Montanans.

Beyond her proven abilities on the court however, Woodin cited that her personality and character were two more key reasons he thought she would fit in well with the Yellowjackets. “Her positive attitude is contagious, she is very coachable and plays extremely hard,” Woodin said. “It is easy for me to tell that she believes in her team first, and is committed to doing whatever it takes to make her team win.”

As Edwards began distributing highlight videos her senior season at Charles M. Russell High School, her only true consideration was that attending college in Montana and remaining close to home was something she valued greatly. While MSUB was not originally on her radar, Edwards remembers pulling out an old Yellowjacket Basketball t-shirt that she acquired along the way at a camp as a child as sparking interest.

“It hadn’t really crossed my mind at the time, but I put MSUB on my list and started thinking about coming here,” Edwards commented on the rediscovery of the old shirt. “I just love it here (in Montana) and knew that I didn’t want to leave.”

Edwards got her first taste of the level of competition in the Great Northwest Athletic Conference and the NCAA Division II, as she has played in all four of MSUB’s conference games in the team’s early 3-1 start to GNAC play. Unsure of what to expect, Edwards had to get caught up to speed quickly as the ‘Jackets played a difficult preseason schedule including two games against teams ranked in the top-25.

Last week, Edwards made the journey to Alaska where the ‘Jackets split with a loss at No. 5 Alaska Anchorage and a victory in Fairbanks against UAF. “The preseason was definitely hard and when we finally hit conference games it was great,” Edwards said. “I love how hard we work together as a team.”

Keeping up with school work while adhering to her demanding schedule as a student-athlete has not overwhelmed Edwards, and she hopes to one day use her degree from MSUB to become a teacher and a coach after her playing days. In terms of her goals for the season, Edwards has shown maturity by tackling the year with a daily routine focused on continually getting better.

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“You never know what to expect until you go in and start competing every day, and I have just tried to get better as a teammate and as an individual,” Edwards said. “I have listened to what Coach Woodin has said and tried to apply it to my game every day. My focus is on taking it day-byday and getting better individually.”

As Edwards’ journey as a Yellowjacket is just beginning, Woodin is optimistic about the freshman’s potential to thrive within MSUB’s system as well. Her work ethic in practice is a big part of why she has a strong upside, as Woodin has noticed her relentless attitude towards growing as a young player.

“I am confident that Taylor will put in the extra time needed to improve as a player,” Woodin said. “We need Taylor to continue to improve and be ready when she is called upon this season. In regard to her future, offseason improvement will be critical, and then performing at a confident level in games will be a must.”

For now, Edwards will cherish her opportunity to carry on her family’s competitive spirit on the court for the Yellowjackets. She never could have guessed what her grandfather’s gift would come to represent, but today it holds strong as a symbol of a promising young career for the Yellowjackets.

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THINK PINK MSUB’s annual Think Pink Night occurs once per season as the Yellowjackets recognize the fight against caner. MSUB displays its support by wearing pink jerseys, and holds a pregame ceremony recognizing cancer survivors. In partnership with the St. Vincent Healthcare EVA Project, this is one of MSUB’s signature events surrounding one home game each year.

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#20 - ALISHA BREEN POSITION: FORWARD CLASS: SENIOR HOMETOWN: CHOTEAU, MONTANA PREVIOUS SCHOOL: CHOTEAU HIGH SCHOOL MAJOR: HEALTH/HUMAN PERFORMANCE EXPERIENCE: 3 YEARS VARSITY

Career Single Game Bests Category

Total Date

Points

37

11/14/15 vs. Academy of Art

Opponent

Rebounds

17

1/2/16

at Alaska

Assists

8

2/28/15

at Alaska Anchorage

Steals

5

11/14/15 vs. Academy of Art

Blocks

3

12/12/15 4 times

FG Made

12

3/11/16

at Azusa Pacific

3-Pt FG Made

5

3/11/16

at Azusa Pacific

FT Made

19

11/14/15 vs. Academy of Art

Minutes 40 3/3/16 4 times *Date of last occurrence if multiple *Bold Italics indicates MSUB record

2015-16: First-team all-GNAC...continued stellar career as a Yellowjacket with another standout season...led the GNAC in points with 17.4 per game...started all 32 games averaging 36.4 minutes per game for 29th in NCAA Division II...totaled 1,194 minutes on the court...scored 557 points, No. 8 all-time MSUB in a season...reached 1,000 total points, finishing the season with 1,210 career which is No. 15 all-time at MSUB...collected 173 rebounds and has a total of 529, No. 20 all-time at MSUB...shot 44.5 percent from the field (193-for-434) and 38.8 percent from the 3-point arc (50-for-129)...scored a career-high five 3-pointers in the west region tournament game at Azusa Pacific...added 76 assists, 16 blocks, and 46 steals...ended the year ranked No. 42 in field goals made in NCAA Division II...added 121 free throws on 156 attempts for 77.6 percent...accumulated 433 career free throws, No. 4 all-time at MSUB...MSUB top-10 single-season records: No. 8 in points with 577, free-throws made at No. 10 with 121, and No. 8 in free-throws attempted with 169....in the GNAC has moved to No. 3 all-time in free-throws and is 116 points from moving into the top-20 in scoring...two-time GNAC Player of the Week...preseason all-GNAC... academic all-GNAC....MSUB Women's Basketball Player of the Year and MSUB Female Athlete of the Year at the Buzzies.

2014-15: Sophomore season stepped up her role on the court...GNAC Honorable Mention Team...finished the season second on the team in points and first in rebounds...started all 28 games for MSUB totaling 946 minutes for a team-leading, fifth in the GNAC, average of 33.8 min./ game...scored 433 points during the season, averaging 15.5 per game, ranking her seventh in the GNAC...pulled in 213 rebounds, averaging 7.6 per game, fifth in the GNAC... shot 44.2 percent (134-303) from the field, second on the team and 21st in the GNAC...made 24 3-point shots on 33.3 percent shooting...was a team-leading 141-for-169 (83.4 percent) from the free-throw line...141 free throws ranks fourth all-time in a single season at MSUB, while the 169 attempts is eighth all-time, and at 83.4 percent is sixth all-time in a single season for free-throw percentage at MSUB...totaled 78 assists (second on the team), 31 blocks (first on the team), and 29 steals (third on the team) during the season...average of 2.8 assists per game was 13th in the GNAC and her average of 1.1 blocked shots per game was ninth in the conference...career high 30 points twice during the season...career high 16 rebounds against Alaska on 2/26/15...totaled 433 points her second year on the team...academic all-conference.

2013-14: As a true freshman started eight out of 33 games, including the last seven of the season...played in all 33 games logging 727 minutes…averaged 6.7 points and 4.3 rebounds…shot 41.8 percent from the field making 64 field goals...shot 75 percent from the free throw line…had 143 rebounds, 41 assists, 15 steals and eight blocks… had a total of 220 points her first year on the team…had a career-high 16 points twice and a career-high 14 rebounds vs. Academy of Art. Choteau High School: Lettered in three sports at Choteau High School: basketball, track and field and volleyball…earned all-state and all-conference honors in basketball for four years and all-state and all-conference honors in track and field and volleyball for three years…during her senior season in basketball averaged 18 points, 10 rebounds, four steals, five assists and two blocks per game...received District 1B Most Valuable Player plaudits in basketball for 2013, and District 1B MVP honors in volleyball 2011…also earned KSEN Athlete of the Year in 2012 and was a basketball nominee for the 2012-13 Great Falls Tribune Super State award…earned academic all-state honors in basketball and track and field for four years and academic all-state honors in volleyball for three years.

MSU Billings Career Records Individual Career History Breen,Alisha Season

2013-14 2014-15 2015-16 TOTAL

gp-gs

min/avg

33-8 727/22.0 28-28 946/33.8 32-32 1164/36.4 93-68 2837/30.5

Total fg-fga

64-153 134-303 193-434 391-890

pct

.418 .442 .445 .439

3-Point fg-fga

11-47 24-72 50-129 85-248

pct

.234 .333 .388 .343

F-Throws ft-fta pct

81-108 141-169 121-156 343-433

off

Rebounds def tot

.750 72 71 .834 86 127 .776 61 112 .792 219 310

143 213 173 529

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avg

pf

4.3 71 7.6 74 5.4 61 5.7 206

fo

ast

to

2 41 44 2 78 81 0 76 87 4 195 212

blk

8 31 16 55

stl

Scoring pts avg

15 220 29 433 46 557 90 1210

6.7 15.5 17.4 13.0

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#34 - TIANA HANSON POSITION: FORWARD CLASS: SENIOR HOMETOWN: SHEPHERD, MONTANA PREVIOUS SCHOOL: SHERIDAN COLLEGE MAJOR: ELEMENTARY EDUCATION EXPERIENCE: 1 YEAR VARSITY

Career Single Game Bests Opponent

2015-16: In first year as a Yellowjacket played in all 32 games, starting 11...led the team and was second in the GNAC from the free-throw line shooting 71-for-82 for 86.6 percent, completing the second-best season ever at the free-throw line by an MSUB women's basketball player... contributed a season-best 16 points, including 12-for-13 from the freethrow line at Concordia (Ore.)...recorded 170 points, 85 rebounds, 17 assists, 13 blocks, and 10 steals...played 511 minutes averaging 16 per game...averaged 5.3 points and 2.7 rebounds per game.

Category

Total Date

Points

16

1/14/16 at Concordia (Ore.)

Rebounds

6

1/7/16 2 times

Assists

2

2/20/16 6 times

Steals

1

2/27/16 10 times

Blocks

3

FG Made

5

2/25/16 at Northwest Nazarene points and 10.5 rebounds...shot 52.7 percent from the field making 12/3/15 vs. Central Washington 198 of 376 shots from the floor...finished the season ranked No. 1 in the

Sheridan College: Last season averaged a double-double with 20.2

nation in free throw percentage making 228 of 288 for 79.2 percent... ranked 16th overall in points per game and 27th in rebounds...finished FT Made 12 1/14/16 at Concordia (Ore.) her sophomore season for the Lady Generals nationally ranked in three Minutes 28 12/3/15 vs. Central Washington major categories...ended the 2014-15 year with 627 points (16th in the nation), 75 blocks (17th in the nation), *Date of last occurrence if multiple and 324 rebounds (18th in the nation)...was named an All-Region 9 player for 2014-15 and finished her season the Player of the Year...All-American Honorable Mention this past season...earned rave reviews in the classroom; she carries a 4.00 cumulative GPA and was an academic All-American for both her freshman and sophomore seasons.

3-Pt FG Made 1

2/18/16 3 times

MSU Billings Career Records Individual Career History Hanson,Tiana Season

2015-16 TOTAL

gp-gs

32-11 32-11

min/avg

511/16.0 511/16.0

Total fg-fga

48-117 48-117

pct

.410 .410

3-Point fg-fga

3-8 3-8

pct

.375 .375

F-Throws ft-fta pct

71-82 71-82

.866 .866

off

32 32

Rebounds def tot

53 53

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85 85

avg

2.7 2.7

pf

46 46

fo

0 0

ast

17 17

to

38 38

blk

13 13

stl

10 10

Scoring pts avg

170 5.3 170 5.3

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#25 - RYLEE KANE

POSITION: GUARD CLASS: JUNIOR HOMETOWN: RED LODGE, MONTANA PREVIOUS SCHOOL: RED LODGE HIGH SCHOOL MAJOR: HEALTH/HUMAN PERFORMANCE EXPERIENCE: 2 YEARS VARSITY

2015-16: Started and played all 32 games as the point guard... improved game in all areas...logged 993 minutes on the floor averaging 31 per game...averaged 7.4 points per game on 37.2 percent shooting Total Date Opponent from the field..totaled 238 points and 88 rebounds...No. 4 in the GNAC 15 11/21/15 at CSU San Bernardino in assists per game with 4.5 and assist/turnover ratio at 1.4...averaged 1.4 steals per game totaling 44 on the year...scored 10 or more points in 6 12/19/14 3 times nine games, and a career-high 15 at Cal State San Bernardino...scored 8 1/30/16 vs. Alaska Anchorage 14 points five times during the year, including in the NCAA west region 5 3/4/16 vs. Western Washington tournament game against Azusa Pacific...had a career-best eight assists at home against Alaska Anchorage...amassed 144 assists which is the 2 11/28/14 3 times sixth-most in a season all-time at MSUB...has logged 234 career assists 7 11/21/15 at CSU San Bernardino and needs 30 more to crack the MSUB all-time top-10.

Career Single Game Bests Category Points Rebounds Assists Steals Blocks FG Made

3-Pt FG Made 3

2/12/15 at Northwest Nazarene

FT Made

3/11/16 at Azusa Pacific

2014-15: As a true freshman started all 28 games for MSUB at point guard...totaled 719 minutes (25.7 avg.)...scored 141 points (5.0 avg.)...

Minutes 36 3/11/16 5 times pulled in 74 rebounds for a 2.6 average per game...shot 33.6 percent *Date of last occurrence if multiple from the field (42-for-125)...made nine 3-point baskets, 12 blocks, and 31 steals...shot 62.3 percent from the free-throw line (48-for-77)...had 90 assists her freshman campaign for a 3.2 per game average, first on the team and ninth overall in the GNAC...assist/turnover ratio was 1.5, fifth in the GNAC. 7

Red Lodge High School: As a senior averaged 15.7 points per game with 3.8 assists and five rebounds...totaled 434 career steals, which is the second highest in the state of Montana...for 2013-14 had the fifth highest number of steals in Montana high school history in a single sesaon with 154...three-sport local standout student-athlete...was an all-conference player in basketball, volleyball, and golf as well as an all-state selection in basketball and volleyball...was an academic all-state selection in golf, volleyball, and basketball.

MSU Billings Career Records Individual Career History Kane,Rylee Season

2014-15 2015-16 TOTAL

gp-gs

min/avg

28-28 719/25.7 32-32 993/31.0 60-60 1712/28.5

Total fg-fga

42-125 73-196 115-321

pct

.336 .372 .358

3-Point fg-fga

9-32 17-47 26-79

pct

.281 .362 .329

F-Throws ft-fta pct

48-77 75-129 123-206

.623 .581 .597

off

Rebounds def tot

11 63 20 68 31 131

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74 88 162

avg

pf

2.6 57 2.8 64 2.7 121

fo

ast

to

1 90 61 1 144 102 2 234 163

blk

12 9 21

stl

31 44 75

Scoring pts avg

141 5.0 238 7.4 379 6.3

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#21 - LEXI PREVOST

POSITION: GUARD CLASS: JUNIOR HOMETOWN: SIDNEY, MONTANA PREVIOUS SCHOOL: SIDNEY HIGH SCHOOL MAJOR: HEALTH/HUMAN PERFORMANCE EXPERIENCE: 2 YEARS VARSITY

Points

2015-16: Played in 31 games totaling 196 minutes...recorded 42 points, 15 rebounds, 15 assists, and six steals...shot 14-for-39 from the field and made three 3-point buckets...finished 11-for-19 from the Total Date Opponent free-throw line...had best game at Central Washington playing in 15 13 2/27/16 at Central Washington minutes, recording 13 points, and two assists...academic all-GNAC.

Rebounds

4

11/13/15 2 times

Assists

2

3/11/16 4 times

Steals

1

3/3/16

Blocks

1

12/3/15 2 times

FG Made

4

2/27/16 at Central Washington

Career Single Game Bests Category

2014-15: Played in 18 contests for MSUB as a true freshman...tallied 49 total minutes...scored 14 points and pulled in 13 total rebounds... shot 3-for-12 from the field for a 25.0 percent shooting average...was 8-for-15 from the free-throw line for a 53.3 percent average...made two assists and two steals.

8 times

Sidney High School: Lettered in three sports for the Eagles...earned

3-Pt FG Made 1

2/27/16 at Central Washington honors in basketball, volleyball, and track...in volleyball was an

FT Made

2/27/16 at Central Washington all-conference honorable mention in 2012 and a co-captain in 2013

4

where she earned first team all-conference and all-state honors...in track excelled in the hurdles and the pole vault events...in 2013 finished in third place in the 100m hurdles, fourth place in the 300m hurdles, and fifth place in the pole vault at the state "A" championships...at the 2014 track class "A" championship meet, was third again in the 100 meter hurdles, but finished second in the the 300 meter hurdles, and fourth in the pole vault...in volleyball was an all-conference HM in 2012 and first team all-conference and all state in 2013 and the team's co-captain... in basketball was a four-year letter winner...was named second team all-conference (2012), first team all-conference and all-state (2013), first team all-conference and all-state (2014)...was the 2014 co-captain, and averaged 17.5 ppg her senior year...was a four-year academic all-state selection and the 2014 Richland Country Female Scholar and the 2014 Richland County Female Athlete of the Year.

Minutes 15 2/27/16 2 times *Date of last occurrence if multiple

MSU Billings Career Records Individual Career History Prevost,Lexi Season

2014-15 2015-16 TOTAL

gp-gs

18-0 31-0 49-0

min/avg

49/2.7 196/6.3 245/5.0

Total fg-fga

3-12 14-39 17-51

pct

.250 .359 .333

3-Point fg-fga

0-3 3-10 3-13

pct

.000 .300 .231

F-Throws ft-fta pct

8-15 11-19 19-34

.533 .579 .559

off

7 7 14

Rebounds def tot

6 8 14

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13 15 28

avg

0.7 0.5 0.6

pf

10 25 35

fo

0 0 0

ast

2 15 17

to

9 14 23

blk

0 2 2

stl

2 6 8

Scoring pts avg

14 0.8 42 1.4 56 1.1

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#15 - VANESSA STAVISH POSITION: FORWARD CLASS: JUNIOR HOMETOWN: FRENCHTOWN, MONTANA PREVIOUS SCHOOL: FRENCHTOWN HIGH SCHOOL MAJOR: MATH & EDUCATION EXPERIENCE: 2 YEARS VARSITY

Steals

2015-16: Saw time in all 32 games for MSUB her sophomore campaign...tallied 477 minutes for an average of 14.9 per game... scored 173 points, averaging 5.4 per game...recorded 73 rebounds...

Total Date Opponent logged 10 assists and nine steals...shot 63-for-149 from the field (42.3 percent)...shot 34-for-93 (36.6 percent) from the 3-point arc for 18 11/15/14 vs. Western State ninth in the GNAC overall...scored a season-high 15 points, including 6 2/25/16 at Northwest Nazarene a career-best 5-for-6 from the 3-point arc against Cal Poly Pomona, 5 11/15/14 vs. Western State totaling almost half of the team's season-high 12 3-pointers against the Broncos....academic all-GNAC. 3 11/15/14 vs. Western State

Blocks

1

Career Single Game Bests Category Points Rebounds Assists

2/25/16 4 times

2014-15: As a true freshman played in all 28 games for MSUB... tallied 280 minutes for a 10.0 per game average..scored 64 points and FG Made 7 11/15/14 vs. Western State pulled in 45 rebounds for the 'Jackets...averaged 2.3 points and 1.6 3-Pt FG Made 5 11/20/15 at Cal Poly Pomona rebounds per game...made 12 assists, three blocks, and five steals...

FT Made 3 11/21/15 at CSU San Bernardino shot 29.1 percent from the field (23-for-79) and was 4-for-11 (27.5 percent) from the 3-point arc...made 7 of 10 shots from the foul line...

Minutes 27 11/15/14 vs. Western State career high 18 points vs. Western State on 11/15/14...career high five *Date of last occurrence if multiple rebounds several times, last vs. Chaminade on 11/28/14.

Frenchtown High School: Comes to MSUB a three-sport letter winner in volleyball and softball and a four-year letter winner in basketball... earned Most Valuable Player honors in basketball during the 2012-13 season for Frenchtown High School...the Broncs made it to the state tournament last year eventually losing to Browning 48-56 in the third-round...was a Class "A" First-Team All-Conference and All-State Basketball Selection for the 2012-13 season...recorded an average of 17 points and nine rebounds per game...in addition to her basketball prowess was an Academic All-State pick last season and was a member of the National Honor Society.

MSU Billings Career Records Individual Career History Stavish,Vanessa Season

2014-15 2015-16 TOTAL

gp-gs

28-0 32-0 60-0

min/avg

280/10.0 477/14.9 757/12.6

Total fg-fga

23-79 63-149 86-228

pct

.291 .423 .377

3-Point fg-fga

11-40 34-93 45-133

pct

.275 .366 .338

F-Throws ft-fta pct

7-10 13-20 20-30

.700 .650 .667

off

10 17 27

Rebounds def tot

35 56 91

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45 73 118

avg

1.6 2.3 2.0

pf

30 35 65

fo

0 0 0

ast

12 10 22

to

21 21 42

blk

3 1 4

stl

5 9 14

Scoring pts avg

64 2.3 173 5.4 237 4.0

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#41 - MARISSA VAN ATTA POSITION: FORWARD CLASS: JUNIOR HOMETOWN: BILLINGS, MONTANA PREVIOUS SCHOOL: BILLINGS SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL MAJOR: MANAGEMENT/MARKETING EXPERIENCE: 2 YEARS VARSITY 2015-16: Huge second season for the sophomore...earned a starting role in first game of 2016, kept it the rest of the year...played in all 32 games, totaling 834 minutes, averaging 26.1 per game...recorded 231 Total Date Opponent points, averaging 7.2 per game...logged 126 rebounds, averaging 3.9 per game... shot 94-for-228 from the field (41.2 percent)...made 30 19 2/6/16 at Saint Martin's assists and three blocks...led the team in steals with 52...double-dou11 1/2/16 at Alaska ble in her first career start at Alaska with 11 points and 11 rebounds... scored team-highs in points at 17 and rebounds in 10 in the GNAC 3 1/21/16 2 times 4 3/5/16 vs. Alaska Anchorage championship game against Alaska Anchorage...academic all-GNAC...

MSUB Breakout Player of the Year at the Buzzies.

Career Single Game Bests Category Points Rebounds Assists Steals Blocks

1

2/18/16 6 times

2014-15: Played in all 28 games for MSUB...totaled 305 minutes on the court for a 10.9 average...scored 54 points (1.9 avg.) and pulled in 3-Pt FG Made 3 12/12/15 vs. Montana Western 43 rebounds (1.5 avg.)...shot 22-for-66 from the field for 33.3 percent...

FT Made 5 3/5/16 vs. Alaska Anchorage was 9-for-16 from the free-throw line...totaled 13 assists, three blocks, and 14 steals during the season...career high seven points vs. Central Minutes 36 1/2/16 at Alaska Washington (1/5/15), career high six rebounds vs. Saint Martin's *Date of last occurrence if multiple (2/21/15).

FG Made

8

2/6/16

at Saint Martin's

2013-14: Redshirted.

Billings Senior High School: As a multiple sport athlete, lettered in track and field for one year, basketball for three years, and soccer for four years…during her senior season was the team's leading scorer and earned all-conference honors...in soccer helped Billings Senior bring home the 2011-12 AA State championship...earned all-conference honors in soccer senior season…also excelled in the classroom, earning academic all-state honors in both basketball and soccer.

MSU Billings Career Records Individual Career History Van Atta,Marissa Season

2014-15 2015-16 TOTAL

gp-gs

min/avg

28-0 305/10.9 32-21 834/26.1 60-21 1139/19.0

Total fg-fga

22-66 94-228 116-294

pct

.333 .412 .395

3-Point fg-fga

1-13 12-46 13-59

pct

.077 .261 .220

F-Throws ft-fta pct

9-16 31-47 40-63

.563 .660 .635

off

Rebounds def tot

10 33 54 72 64 105

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43 126 169

avg

pf

1.5 23 3.9 80 2.8 103

fo

0 4 4

ast

13 30 43

to

18 54 72

blk

3 3 6

stl

14 52 66

Scoring pts avg

54 1.9 231 7.2 285 4.8

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#11 - TAYLOR EDWARDS

POSITION: GUARD CLASS: SOPHOMORE HOMETOWN: GREAT FALLS, MONTANA PREVIOUS SCHOOL: CHARLES M. RUSSELL HIGH SCHOOL MAJOR: HEALTH/HUMAN PERFORMANCE EXPERIENCE: 1 YEAR VARSITY 2015-16: As a true freshman made appearances in 29 games for the 'Jackets...played 16 minutes against Cal Baptist in the first home game for MSUB...totaled 166 minutes on the floor averaging 5.7 min/game... scored 20 points in the point guard position...made 17 assists and seven steals...collected 17 rebounds...made six field goals and shot 5-6 from the free-throw line, including 4-4 against Western Washington in the GNAC semi-final game.

Career Single Game Bests Category

Total Date

Opponent

Points

4

3/4/16

2 times

Rebounds

2

2/27/16 4 times

Assists

3

2/27/16 2 times

Charles M. Russell High School: Three-sport athlete set to join the Yellowjackets in the fall...as a shooting guard was a four-year member Blocks 0 --of the CMR High School Rustlers basketball team and was team captain FG Made 2 12/18/15 vs. Quincy for three of those years...senior season averaged 17.1 points per game, scoring a season-high 32 points during a playoff contest...leading scor3-Pt FG Made 1 2/4/16 3 times er at the AA tournament her final year with the Rustlers...first-team FT Made 4 3/4/16 vs. Western Washington all-state selection and first-team all-conference honoree...participant Minutes 16 11/13/15 vs. Cal Baptist in the Montana-Wyoming All-State game...earned accolades in the *Date of last occurrence if multiple classroom, she is a member of the National Honor Society and a twoyear academic all-state selection.

Steals

2

12/31/15 at Alaska Anchorage

MSU Billings Career Records Individual Career History Edwards,Taylor Season

2015-16 TOTAL

gp-gs

29-0 29-0

min/avg

166/5.7 166/5.7

Total fg-fga

6-30 6-30

pct

.200 .200

3-Point fg-fga

3-19 3-19

pct

.158 .158

F-Throws ft-fta pct

5-6 5-6

.833 .833

off

1 1

Rebounds def tot

16 16

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avg

0.6 0.6

pf

29 29

fo

0 0

ast

17 17

to

18 18

blk

0 0

stl

7 7

Scoring pts avg

20 0.7 20 0.7

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#12 - BRINA HULL POSITION: GUARD CLASS: SOPHOMORE HOMETOWN: COLSTRIP, MONTANA PREVIOUS SCHOOL: COLSTRIP HIGH SCHOOL MAJOR: PRE-MEDICINE EXPERIENCE: 1 YEAR VARSITY

2015-16: Made appearances in 16 games for MSUB totaling 29 minutes...scored a field goal against Alaska at home...collected four rebounds and made a steal.

Career Single Game Bests Category

Total Date

Points

2

Rebounds

2

Assists

0

Steals

1

Blocks

0

FG Made

1

Opponent

3-Pt FG Made 0

Colstrip High School: Two-sport athlete participating in both volleyball and basketball...junior campaign was an all-conference selection 3/5/16 vs. Alaska Anchorage and all-state honoree in basketball...earned all-tournament honors at the Class B Highline Invitational Tournament...junior season, scored --466 points, pulled down 209 rebounds while making 84 steals and 30 1/28/16 vs. Alaska assists...member of the 2012-13 Colstrip team that placed third at the Montana Class B tournament...sophomore season was an all-confer--ence selection and the captain of the Fillies...accomplished student as 1/28/16 vs. Alaska she carries a cumulative GPA of 4.00 in the classroom.

---

FT Made

--

1/28/16 vs. Alaska

0

--

Minutes 5 1/16/16 2 times *Date of last occurrence if multiple

MSU Billings Career Records Individual Career History Hull,Brina Season

2015-16 TOTAL

gp-gs

16-0 16-0

min/avg

29/1.8 29/1.8

Total fg-fga

1-3 1-3

pct

.333 .333

3-Point fg-fga

0-1 0-1

pct

.000 .000

F-Throws ft-fta pct

0-1 0-1

.000 .000

off

3 3

Rebounds def tot

1 1

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4 4

avg

0.3 0.3

pf

3 3

fo

0 0

ast

0 0

to

2 2

blk

0 0

stl

1 1

Scoring pts avg

2 0.1 2 0.1

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#43 - GRACE WEEKS

POSITION: FORWARD CLASS: JUNIOR HOMETOWN: RAPID CITY, SOUTH DAKOTA PREVIOUS SCHOOL: CASPER COLLEGE MAJOR: ELEMENTARY EDUCATION EXPERIENCE: JUNIOR COLLEGE

Casper College: Post player...finished last year with a team 28-5 overall record and 19-2 conference mark...averaged 6.2 points on 46.5 percent shooting from the field and 3.5 rebounds per game...competed in 26 contests, averaging 14.7 minutes per game...honor roll every semester...

Jean Wheatley Award winner.

Rapid City High School: Two-sport athlete...earned six varsity letters ...qualified for state during two consecutive seasons as a sprinter for track and field team...basketball two-time Most Valuable Player...Cobbler Spirit award... team captain senior campaign...2013-14 recorded the most points (250) on team's highest shooting percentage...collected record-breaking number of rebounds (181)...selected for All-Star game... graduated with top academic honors.

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#22 - TAYLOR CUNNINGHAM POSITION: FORWARD CLASS: FRESHMAN HOMETOWN: SPOKANE, WASHINGTON PREVIOUS SCHOOL: LEWIS & CLARK HIGH SCHOOL MAJOR: UNDECIDED EXPERIENCE: HIGH SCHOOL Lewis and Clark High School: Stellar senior basketball campaign...led team to a 20-8 overall record and 16-2 mark in Washington 4A GSL... instrumental in runner-up finish at divisional tournament and sixth place result at state level...averaged 14.8 points and 6.1 rebounds per game...shot 48.0 percent from the field (156-for-326), and 56-for-78 for 78.0 percent from free-throw line...effective from 3-point arc, finishing the year 32-for-67 and 47.8 percent...posted 23 games in double figures...Greater Spokane League's Student-Athlete of the Year...second-team all-conference pick...WSGBCA all-state honoree...four-year honor roll member.

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#14 - JEANANN LEMELIN POSITION: GUARD CLASS: FRESHMAN HOMETOWN: BILLINGS, MONTANA PREVIOUS SCHOOL: BILLINGS SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL MAJOR: COMMUNICATIONS EXPERIENCE: HIGH SCHOOL Billings Senior High School: Nine-time varsity letter winner...four-year member of the basketball and volleyball teams and three years on softball team...team captain in all three sports...guided basketball team to third-place finish at state tournament...two-year second-team all-conference player and four-year academic all-state honoree...Most Inspirational and MVP...senior season, averaged 10.5 points and 3.7 rebounds per game...contributed 3.14 assists and two steals per game and shot 74.0 percent from the free-throw line...in softball had a season batting average of .318 in 2013 and .410 in 2014...center fielder...two-year academic all-state honoree...setter for volleyball program...finished 14-2 last season...member of two state tournament championship teams...honorable mention all-state...recorded 617 assists, 241 digs, and 57 service aces...two-time Most Inspirational honoree for volleyball program and double academic all-state award winner.

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#30 - ABBIE LOHOF POSITION: FORWARD CLASS: FRESHMAN HOMETOWN: LAUREL, MONTANA PREVIOUS SCHOOL: LAUREL HIGH SCHOOL MAJOR: ELEMENTARY EDUCATION EXPERIENCE: HIGH SCHOOL Laurel High School: Three-sport athlete...12-time varsity letter winner...all-conference accolades in volleyball, basketball, and track...middle hitter and captain on volleyball squad...helped lead team to 2012 state championship...post player and captain of basketball team...guided team to 2013 state championships...averaged double-double as a junior and senior...all-state honoree in track.

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#31 - SOPHIA WASS POSITION: FORWARD CLASS: FRESHMAN HOMETOWN: MANHATTAN, MONTANA PREVIOUS SCHOOL: MANHATTAN HIGH SCHOOL MAJOR: BIOLOGY EXPERIENCE: HIGH SCHOOL Manhattan High School: Two-sport athlete...three-year letter winner in volleyball and a four-year honoree in basketball....basketball team captain...as a senior led the team in points (361), rebounds (113), free-throws (76.0 percent), and blocked shots (21)...guided team to a place in divisional tournament...member of three standout basketball seasons...sophomore season, participants at the state tournament... junior season, the team was undefeated until divisional tournament, then placed fifth at state...selected for Treasure State and Gallatin Valley Hoops games... all-state honors in basketball...three-year all-conference award winner...four-year academic all-state honoree in both basketball and volleyball.

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Olson overcomes odds, owns one-of-a-kind career for ‘Jackets Tuesday, March 1, 2016 Five years into her career with MSUB, senior Janiel Olson overcomes an ACL and does it all from setting the school’s rebounding record, to earning GNAC Defensive Player of the Year, to being a one-of-a-kind leader for the ‘Jackets.

MSUB SPORTS – The first time Mary and Hal Olson set foot inside a college basketball gymnasium, a high-school-age Janiel Olson was by their side, eyes least wide of the three as she gathered in her surroundings at Alterowitz Gym on the Montana State University Billings campus.

Billings natives, Mary and Hal had never considered themselves sports fans, let alone athletes. Neither had played any sports competitively, and the territory they had entered seemed much more foreign to the owner of a local body shop and a 30-year banking industry veteran than it did to their daughter.

“We never had a connection to MSUB, but we came here when she was a junior or senior in high school to watch a game,” Hal remembered. “It was such a big change, the way that the team worked together. It was the first eye-opener that college was going to be a big step.”

Olson had offers at numerous other schools by her senior year, and freshly printed letters of intent begged for her signature. She even considered giving the United States Military Academy at West Point a shot, but Hal feared that if she strayed to New York, completed school and the mandatory five years of service afterwards, he would never see his daughter again.

When Olson walked through the blue doors to Alterowitz Gym with her parents that evening, she carried an impressive resume from Billings West High School along with her. She was a four-year letterwinner in basketball, and played her way to first-team all-league and all-state honors in her prep career.

Although she never could have realized it at the time, that first evening at Alterowitz was an introduction to the place she would spend the most time over the next five years.

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The place where she would learn what it meant to be part of a team and play for the people closest to you. The place where she’d grow into the best defensive player in the Great Northwest Athletic Conference, and help a team of unlikely heroes overcome unimaginable adversity and compete in one of the most memorable postseason runs in school history.

The place where she felt more alone and helpless than she could have possibly imagined, the game she loved taking away her livelihood as she knew it in an instant.

The place where she’d hold a clipboard on the bench for an entire season, gaining perspective and battling through the toughest year and a half of her life.

The place where the 5-foot-9 forward would defy odds and bring down more rebounds than any other woman in MSUB history.

The place that has her parents’ seats on permanent lease, Row D, Seats 17-20 on the far side diagonal from the Yellowjackets’ bench.

It is there that Mary and Hal have witnessed the growth of one of the best basketball players in MSUB history before their very eyes.

PLAYING PIG TO HOOPS ON THE WEST COAST

Mary and Hal Olson in attendance at Alterowitz Gym during a game in their daughter’s senior season with the ‘Jackets.

Olson remembers being in second grade, the thump of a leather basketball on the ground drawing her attention to the backyard where her father and older brother James were engaged in a rousing game of PIG. It wasn’t long before seven-year-old Janiel forced her way into the games, but the tears came quickly upon her inevitable defeat to her vertical superiors.

“They never took it easy on me,” Olson said with a smile. “When I was older in fifth grade, I got to practice with my brother’s team. I enjoyed playing against boys.”

By the time Olson reached middle school, her parents recognized the need for more formal instruction and entrusted her development to coaches Katie and Mike Smart with a local traveling basketball team. “Katie is one of the best coaches I have ever had, and is one of the first who figured out how to motivate me and get me to play hard,” Olson said. “Mike was the same way. I wouldn’t be half the player I am now if I didn’t get put on that team.”

Under the guidance of the Smarts, Olson developed into a versatile player who was ready for any position on the floor by the time she reached West High. As a senior, Olson helped the Bears to a Class AA state title and had developed a knack for rebounding through her persistent, diligent work ethic. “I never had one position that I was completely focused on excelling at,” Olson commented on shifting from 1-through-5 during her prep career. “Each year I worked on something different, and my position kept changing.”

While Olson’s high-school career prepared her well for college, nothing could substitute for the experience she had spending a summer with an Amateur Athletic Union (AAU) basketball team in California. During a trip to Arizona with her grandmother Jean, Olson was introduced to AAU coach Brian Crichlow during a camp at the University of Arizona. When he offered Olson a spot on his team, she couldn’t wait to call her parents and inform them of her plans for the summer.

Mary and Hal were a bit slower to convince.

“She called us and said she was going to California to play,” said Mary. “We were pretty hesitant at first. I don’t care how old your kid is, you don’t want to let her go for three months in a place where she doesn’t know anybody.” www.msubsports.com | @MSUBWBB | 2016-17 MSUB Women’s Basketball Media Guide | 59

Hal agreed to travel to California with Janiel to scout the scene, and was quickly convinced upon arriving that his daughter would be in good hands. “Brian was just a first-class guy,” Hal said. “In a weekend’s time, she met a coach she would live with and nine new girls she had never played with before who she had to be on a team with. For her development and lifelong lessons, it was the best thing that could have happened to her.”

Landing in the middle of Los Angeles, Olson quickly adopted the nickname ‘Montana’ and was thrown into the fire in one of the most competitive leagues along the West Coast. The old-school, hard-nosed style of basketball quickly grew on Olson, who worked on sinking her jumper through hoops with metal chain-nets and battling for boards against players who showed no mercy.

“The first few weeks I was just getting worked on and beat up, and those girls were so tough,” Olson said. “But that’s a huge reason why I came back my senior year as a better rebounder and the ability to play serious defense.”

With newfound confidence that she could take on the toughest players on her opponents’ teams, Olson returned to Billings for her final year before college having taken her game to the next level.

Olson with West Coast Premier teammates Rachel Williams (left) and Brianna Johnson.

MSUB = HOME “She was aggressive even back then when I was at West High and she was in middle school. I was looking forward to her getting older and playing for me one day. She had been on my radar for years.” – MSUB head coach Kevin Woodin on his first encounters with Janiel Olson at youth basketball camps.

As Olson’s fondness for basketball grew, she began attending girls’ basketball games at West High and idolizing the players under the guidance of then-head coach Kevin Woodin. Now in his 12th year at MSUB and a four-time conference coach of the year, Woodin still freshly remembers characteristics Olson possessed that signaled she could excel at the NCAA Division II level with the ‘Jackets.

“I remember seeing Janiel break her nose as a sophomore and then watching her play in the state tournament with a mask on,” Woodin said.

“I was impressed with how hard she continued to compete despite that injury. I started formally recruiting her during her junior year of high school.”

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Though Woodin was unsure if he would lose Olson to the lure of a new adventure away from home at West Point, she ultimately committed to the ‘Jackets and became part of one of the top recruiting classes the veteran coach has ever had. Along with Olson, eventual All-American Kayleen Goggins, Quinn Peoples, Annie DePuydt, and Monica Grimsrud all committed to enter the program as freshmen together in the fall of 2011.

“I had played against Kayleen and Monica before, and the summer before freshman year I played against Annie in the Treasure State Games,” Olson remembered with a smile. “I had this really annoying defender guarding me all game, and I had no idea that it was Annie.

After the game Coach Woodin introduced us and that was the first time we had met.”

Immediately slotting in as a starter in MSUB’s lineup, Olson averaged 8.2 rebounds over 25.9 minutes in her first season while also contributing 6.0 points per game. She never looked back after that, earning honorable mention all-GNAC honors as a sophomore with 9.0 rebounds per game, and then developing into the GNAC Defensive Player of the Year and garnering first-team honors by leading the league with 9.7 rebounds per game as a junior.

“That court out there reveals a totally different person than who I am outside of it,” said Olson. “Getting rebounds requires hard work, and they are something you have to earn. It can be a dirty grind under the hoop, but I love to battle it out down there. I got so tired of being Olson and head coach Kevin Woodin embrace after she exits her final career game at Alterowitz Gym kicked down and told I wasn’t tall enough that I wanted to go in there and prove people on Feb. 13, 2016. wrong.”

INTO THE DARKNESS AND BACK “I didn’t see it happen, I just heard her go down and start screaming. There was no doubt in my mind I needed to be running out onto the court, and I knew what I’d find when I got out there,” – MSUB athletic trainer Lindsay Sullivan on the moment Janiel Olson tore her ACL. On Feb. 20, 2014, Mary and Hal gathered around a computer at their home in Billings to watch the ‘Jackets take on Western Oregon University in an evening GNAC game just as they had done numerous times before.

With the GNAC-leading ‘Jackets well on their way to victory, time wound down in the second half and the teams got set to shake hands at center court.

MSUB athletic trainer Lindsay Sullivan began to pack up her medical kit, assistant coach Jenny Heringer collected the team’s white board and checked her surroundings on the team bench, and Western Oregon’s broadcasters began wrapping up the evening’s game.

Then Mary heard something she’d never heard before. She’d been there for every tear of frustration her daughter had shed as she came back into the house on the losing side of a game of PIG. She’d been there for plenty of screams from the yard when her dad and brother refused to let her win.

But this was different.

“It was the last seconds, and the camera started buffering, and then we heard the scream,” Mary recalled. “I said to Hal, ‘that was Janiel.’”

The game clock read 0.4 seconds for more than 10 minutes, as Sullivan knelt over Olson and tried to breathe some sort of solace into a situation she knew couldn’t be much worse. The Anterior Cruciate Ligament in Olson’s left knee was gone, ripped away in one fell swoop as her season was effectively over. www.msubsports.com | @MSUBWBB | 2016-17 MSUB Women’s Basketball Media Guide | 61

The toughest months of Olson’s life awaited her, a time where she would find out what she was truly made of. The ‘Jackets returned home and closed the season with two wins, clinching the GNAC title and cutting down the nets on their home floor at Alterowitz Gym. “I told myself I was going to climb up the ladder and cut my own piece of the net,” Olson said. “I looked down and there were seven people standing around me to make sure I wouldn’t fall. That was really hard because I was at the point where I couldn’t take care of myself at all.”

It was Olson’s first moment of realization that she no longer had the independence that had come to define her as a person. But with the season far from over, Olson was determined to do what she had always done and defy the doubt.

Earning a berth into the NCAA West Region Championships hosted at Cal Poly Pomona, Olson was adamant that she could contribute on the court in the transition phase between her injury and surgery. Inserted into the team’s first game to make a long-court pass in the dying seconds of a victory, Olson tasted accomplishment and for the first time since being hurt felt like she contributed something to the team.

Olson and DePuydt pose with their left-leg knee braces during their recovery from torn ACLs.

In her second appearance however, a bad landing on a rebound attempt worsened her injury as her previously-intact Medial Collateral Ligament had given way leaving her with no ligamentous support in her knee. “Everyone knew that I was playing on an injured knee, and when it happened I tried to scoot myself off the court because I didn’t want people staring at me,” Olson said. “Lindsay and I had a deal that no matter what happened, I would walk off that court.”

Olson’s first week after surgery was a blur. The most basic life skills evaded Olson, and her routine CrossFit workouts and extra shooting sessions couldn’t have felt further out of reach. She knew that if she didn’t handle her recovery the right way, she might never have the chance to play basketball again.

Alterowitz Gym became Olson’s safe haven and prison cell all at the same time. In a world of uncertainty, the only guarantee was that Sullivan, DePuydt – who had also torn her ACL that season – and countless band exercises awaited her on a daily basis.

“As far as meeting expectations, Janiel was here every day for several hours a day,” Sullivan said. “I cannot imagine either her or Annie going through rehab and recovery without one another.”

“Lindsay would come in on holidays, and she was there for me every day,” Olson said. “Half the time I know I wasn’t the prettiest person to be around, but Lindsay was the one person who treated me like I was still the athlete I was before tearing my ACL. She didn’t let me make any excuses or feel bad for myself, even when I was crying or mad.”

While Olson cites the rehabilitation and exhausting exercises as the toughest thing she’s ever had to endure, she was confident that her hard work would result in her returning to the court the following season. When she found out that her body was not going to be ready for the full-on contact in a basketball game, Olson felt her world sucked out from under her once again.

“In September I found out I was going to have to redshirt that season, and it really brought me down,” said Olson. “It became real when the team left for its first road trip of the season and they left me behind. In December I hit rock bottom.”

Never had Olson felt as purposeless as she did while missing her first season ever since she began playing. The full magnitude of her life-changing setback didn’t hit until the Yellowjackets took to the court with No. 22 absent from their lineup.

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“It was actually a sense of relief because deep down I knew she wasn’t ready,” Sullivan commented on the decision for Olson to sit out for the 2014-15 season. “It wasn’t because we didn’t think she could go out and play, but she had spent the last eight months rehabbing, not getting ready to play a basketball game. You can only do so much to prepare for the rigors of what an actual game is going to be like.”

UN-BRACE YOURSELF Nineteen months after picking herself up off of the court at Kellogg Gym in Pomona, Olson played what felt like her first-ever basketball game. Hosting the No. 3 team in the country in Cal Baptist, Olson started and scored one point with seven rebounds in 23 minutes on Nov. 13, 2015 at Alterowitz Gym. There was No. 22, back in the lineup where she was supposed to be, but it was no secret that it wasn’t Janiel Olson. Both legs fully wrapped in neoprene, the sense of hesitation lingered around her every move on the court. “I made it through all of the hard preseason workouts, but when I started playing games, I wasn’t playing like I used to,” said Olson.

Gone was the fearless warrior who laid out for every ball, willing herself to be better than her opponent through sheer toughness. She had done everything Sullivan had prescribed and more, but there was something Olson couldn’t shake that was holding her back.

Olson poses with Sullivan in her first full game in the summer before “After one her senior season. game she sat there in the locker room crying, telling me she needed to do her entire workout routine and more of all her exercises,” Sullivan said. “She said I’m not the same. I told her, ‘Jan, it’s not your leg or body, it’s your head. You need to play your style of game.’”

As the ‘Jackets prepared to host Saint Martin’s University in the first home game of 2016, Olson had a rendezvous with her old coach Katie Smart, who offered up the most simple yet important advice she had received since returning to the court: Lose the brace.

Having been cleared by her doctor and Sullivan to play without the brace, it took an extra push from the latter to force Olson to leave it down in the locker room on game day against the Saints. That night, Olson brought down a career-high 18 rebounds, and averaged a dozen over her next seven games. Janiel was back.

“It was the last thing I needed to do to be as close as I could to the normal player I was before I got hurt,” Olson said regarding removing her brace. “The edge and ferocity came back. I started playing free and things started to change.”

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GO AND GET IT “That’s just the way Janiel is. If you tell her she can’t, she’ll show you she can.” – Hal Olson on his daughter Janiel.

In the time Olson spent recovering from her injury, she managed to complete her bachelor’s degree and has started on MSUB’s master’s program in healthcare administration. Even on the days she felt most vulnerable, she forced herself to go to class and never lost sight of her goals.

On Wednesday Olson will head to Lacey, Wash., for the fourth GNAC Championship tournament of her life. This time, Mary and Hal will be there to watch the last part of their daughter’s career first hand. “It is really neat to see her back playing at the level she’s at now,” Hal said. “The physical part healed up quicker, but the mental side of it was the real issue. For her to come back and now set the school record for rebounding is just a testament to how hard she has worked year-in and year-out.”

Both parents agreed that when they see Olson hit the floor fighting hard for a rebound under the hoop, they can’t help but worry. But every elbow she absorbs and body she collides with is a reminder that there is no obstacle Janiel Olson cannot overcome.

Hal will undoubtedly reminisce this week back to the days of PIG, when Janiel refused to give up and ultimately started beating her dad and brother. “We always told them, if you want something, go and get it,” Hal said proudly. “Both of our kids have been determined to get what they want, and have worked hard to do so.”

Nine hundred and sixty-one times Olson has taken her father’s advice, gone out and gotten the ball after a missed shot. The record-breaking number doesn’t even begin to tell her story.

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Women’s basketball review: NCAA tournament appearance highlights 2015-16 season April 7, 2016 The MSU Billings women’s basketball team is entering the record books in several all-time categories as a program this year, including season totals in 3-pointers and free-throws.

BILLINGS, Mont. – The 2015-16 season for MSUB women’s basketball was punctuated with the team’s second national tournament appearance in the last three years. It was also the fourth 20-plus win season for the 2015-16 GNAC Coach of the Year Kevin Woodin.

Voted to finish in a tie for seventh in the preseason GNAC coaches’ poll, the Yellowjackets exceeded early expectations, finishing with a thirdplace result in the conference, played for the conference tournament championship game, and were selected for the NCAA Division II national tournament in Azusa, Calif.

The Yellowjackets opened their regular season hosting the GNAC PacWest Yellowjacket Challenge with Cal Baptist and Academy of Art. The ‘Jackets lost their first game and in a heart-breaker fell to the Urban Knights 69-67 on a buzzer-beating layup that was a reverse of fortune from two years ago when MSUB beat AAU by one at the west region tournament in Pomona, Calif.

Keeping up its west region competition, MSUB travelled to California for games against Cal Poly Pomona in which the team did avenge a loss to the Broncos from two years ago at the west region title game. The Yellowjackets scored a season-high 12 3-pointers in the win at a 52.2 percent clip (12-23). MSUB lost its next game to Cal State San Bernardino, but returned home to Billings with a renewed sense of team-purpose.

This season, the Yellowjackets benefited from the leadership of two fifth-year seniors in Janiel Olson and Monica Grimsrud. Olson suffered an ACL tear during the end of the 2013-14 campaign and was unable to fully compete in the NCAA tournament in Pomona, Calif. After having surgery following the season, Olson made the decision to redshirt the next season to allow her complete recovery. Grimsrud redshirted the 2013-14 season after coming off a volleyball season to fully heal several nagging injuries that had been plaguing her.

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Olson returned to the court for her last campaign as a Yellowjackets No. 8 all-time at MSUB in rebounds with 730. In 25 regular season game, she would need to average a little over nine rebounds per game to catch the all-time record holder Robyn Milne (2002-05) at 957. By the beginning of January, Olson was averaging 6.7, but three big games on the road pushed the senior up to an 8.5 average. At home against Saint Martin’s, Olson reached a career-high 18 rebounds. She followed that up with a 14 and 12 rebounding game performance.

During the last game of the regular season at Central Washington, Olson surpassed Milne to become the all-time rebounder with 961 total rebounds. In Lacey, WA, during the first round of the tournament against Northwest Nazarene, Olson tied the GNAC tournament record with 17.

After the three games in Lacey, Olson had accumulated 991, for nine shy of breaking into quadruple digits. Olson got it done in the first round of the NCAA tournament against Azusa Pacific with a 10 rebound performance to finish her career with 1,001 total rebounds. She also become the No. 4 leading rebounder in the conference joining an elite group who have collected more than 1,000 career rebounds.

Olson ended the season second in the GNAC in rebounding average at 8.5 per game. She was also third on the team in points with 7.7 per game.

She had five double-doubles, including a 14-point, 12-rebounding performance against Tarleton State. Olson also finished up No. 8 all-time in career steals at MSUB with 178. Her 271 season rebounds ties her for eighth in a single season at MSUB with Alicia Cahill from 1996-97.

The Billings West High School graduate leaves her mark on the team, including being honored as a two-time GNAC Honorable Mention team, GNAC Defensive Player of the Year, GNAC First Team, and three-time GNAC all-academic.

Along with Olson, Grimsrud returned to the MSUB women’s basketball program as a graduate student. After exhausting her athletic eligibility in volleyball, Grimsrud finished her career as a Yellowjackets solely able to focus on basketball. The extra attention, and ability to rest during the fall, provided Grimsrud with the opportunity to invest herself in Yellowjacket basketball and it became evident early in the season what a difference that would make.

The native of Montana City, Mont., recorded her best statistical season of basketball, earning her way on to the GNAC honorable mention team.

She finished the year second on the team averaging 10.1 points per game. During Senior Night against Concordia (Ore.), the forward poured in a career-high 20 points. She was MSUB’s biggest 3-point threat from the outside with 1.8 per game. Grimsrud had three games of four 3-pointers and was clutch from the arc, including a big performance against Tarleton State and the basket against Western Washington at home that iced the game.

Inside, Grimsrud became the player that was the solid lynch-pin for the MSUB defense. Her post presence was crucial for the ‘Jackets this year.

She had 41 steals and 21 blocks during the season. For her career, Grimsrud finishes No. 6 all-time in blocked shots with 84, and is tied for 10th in steals with Kelli Kenyon (1984-87) at 116. The 6-foot-1 versatile player also entered the MSUB record books at No. 27 all-time in rebounds with 416.

MSUB opened GNAC competition at home with two solid win over Central Washington and Northwest Nazarene to start conference competition at 2-0. The team next took their longest road trip of the GNAC to Alaska, dropping a game against the nationally-ranked Alaska Anchorage, but rebounded with a win at Alaska that kicked-off an 8-game GNAC win streak that didn’t end until facing the Seawolves at home at the end of January. During that time the Yellowjackets won an important home stand with a win against Western Washington (53-47) and against Simon Fraser (67-62) that kept MSUB in a tie for first place in the conference with UAA. In front of an electric crowd at Alterowitz during the battle between the two-first place teams, the ‘Jackets were within three with 5:53 left in the game, but an end-of-the-game scoring surge kept the Seawolves ahead.

In an historic first for the program, this year the Yellowjackets hosted a ROOT SPORTS GNAC Game of the Week at Alterowitz. Although both the men’s and women’s teams have been part of ROOT SPORTS games on the road, this season marked the first time the network made a trip to Billings to broadcast the game throughout the northwestern United States. The game was also this year’s 10th annual Think Pink Night in partnership with the St. Vincent Healthcare’s EVA Project in which proceeds are given to the local community outreach program that assists local women with free education and mammograms.

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MSU Billings led the game by 14 at half-time against the Wolves and finished off the night with a 65-48 victory. Two days later, MSUB hosted Senior Night against the GNAC’s newest member Concordia (Ore.). MSUB held out for a 20-point 65-45 win over the Cavaliers in the team’s last night at home during the season.

The Yellowjackets finished the regular season with four conference road games. In a heart-breaker, MSUB fell on free-throws with under a second left at Simon Fraser, but in an important game, beat Western Washington on the road 48-46 to move back up a game in the league standings behind the Vikings. In the final two games on the road, MSUB needed to win both and have WWU drop one game to earn the second-place bye at the conference tournament. Although the ‘Jackets won the first game at Northwest Nazarene 74-55, Central Washington played lightsout during its Senior Night for a 69-55 victory.

With the loss, MSUB finished the regular season third, and headed into the tournament to play the sixth-seeded Northwest Nazarene. In Lacey, Wash., the Crusaders led for the first 35 minutes of the game before a 3-pointer from Alisha Breen put MSUB up by one, 55-54. MSUB was able to hold on to the lead the rest of way for the 70-65 win. Next up, MSUB headed for a show-down with the second seed Western Washington.

The Vikings jumped out to a 7-0 lead in the opening two minutes before a 3-pointer from Grimsrud clipped the run. Staying strong, the ‘Jackets responded with a 9-2 run to tie the game.

The teams were tied at 16 at the end of the first quarter, but a free-throw from MSUB’s Vanessa Stavish in the second quarter gave the Yellowjackets a lead they wouldn’t relinquish for the remainder of the game. A 3-pointer from Olson in the middle of the second quarter put MSUB up by 12, 28-16, as the Yellowjackets forged ahead, holding a double-digit lead for the rest of the game. With the win, MSU Billings earned a spot in the conference championship game against Alaska Anchorage and a chance to compete for the GNAC’s automatic bid into the NCAA Division II national tournament. The ‘Jackets were in striking distance at half-time at 35-30, but the Seawolves picked up the scoring pace in the second half, outscoring MSUB 42-37. Finishing the runner-up at the GNAC tournament, the Yellowjackets awaited their fate for a spot into the NCAA national tournament.

On announcement night, the team gathered to watch. For the second time in three years, the Yellowjackets were selected for the NCAA Division II national tournament with an at-large bid. MSUB earned the No. 8 seed and were headed to California to play host and No. 1 seed Azusa Pacific. In their third season of postseason eligibility, the Cougars were awarded hosting duties for the NCAA west region tournament. In the first round game, MSUB was down by 10 at half-time to APU, 39-29, but was able to close that down to three on an 8-0 run, 55-52, with 8:16 remaining in the game. The Cougars retaliated with back-to-back 3-pointers and a jump shot to quickly move back ahead. The Yellowjackets fought to the end, closing to within four points, 79-74, with under a minute left, but clutch free-throw shooting kept Azusa Pacific in front to the end. The loss ended the season for MSUB as the Yellowjackets finished with a 21-11 overall record.

Breen had 31 points in the game, her second-highest career total. She scored a career-high five 3-pointers, more than half of MSUB’s total.

Breen finished the season leading the GNAC in points with 17.4 per game. The 5-foot-10 forward from Choteau, Mont., was a unanimous first team all-GNAC selection after beginning the year as a preseason all-GNAC pick. Breen had just six games under 10 points. She scored a career-high 37 against Academy of Art during the GNAC PacWest Yellowjacket Challenge and had 31 in the NCAA tournament game against Azusa Pacific.

The junior played the 29th most minutes per game (36.4) in NCAA Division II and finished the year ranked No. 42 in field goals made. She pulled-in a career-high 17 rebounds in the win at Alaska and recorded three double-doubles during the season, including in Las Vegas against No. 23 Quincy.

One of three team captains for the Yellowjackets, her leadership and experience on the court was invaluable down the stretch. In just her third year with the team, Breen eclipsed the 1,000 career-point mark at Alterowitz in the game against Alaska Anchorage. She has amassed 1,210 career points for No. 15 all-time at MSUB and 529 rebounds for No. 20. Breen’s consistent shooting at the free-throw line, combined with her ability to draw contact under the rim, has pushed her to accumulate 433 total free-throws – 144 behind No. 1 Sherry McQuinn at 577 (199193). She needs 26 additional career steals and 23 more 3-pointers to enter the MSUB top-10 in those categories. www.msubsports.com | @MSUBWBB | 2016-17 MSUB Women’s Basketball Media Guide | 67

During the 2015-16 season, Breen entered the MSUB top-10 season records at No. 8 in points with 577, free-throws made at No. 10 with 121, and No. 8 in free-throws attempted with 169.

In the GNAC, Breen is 116 points from securing a place in the top-20 all-time. This season, Breen moved to third in the conference all-time in free-throws made, and is 39 from catching the leader Erin Chamber at 472. This year, Breen had two games with 10 or more free-throws, including a 19-21 performance against Academy of Art and 11-12 from the line at Concordia (Ore.). The junior was also a two-time GNAC Player of the Week selection; first in the debut week against Cal Baptist and Academy of Art when she scored 52 points, and again in the week at home with wins against Western Washington and Simon Fraser.

Sophomore point guard Rylee Kane completed her second season as a Yellowjacket starting all 32 games for MSUB. In her two years, Kane has been the starting floor general in every single contest for the ‘Jackets. She improved her game in all categories, finishing this season averaging 7.4 points and 2.8 rebounds. She averaged 1.4 steals per game and was fourth in the GNAC in assists per game with 4.5 and assist/turnover ratio at 1.4.

The native of Red Lodge, Mont., scored 10 or more points in nine games this season. She scored a career-high 15 at Cal State San Bernardino and produced 14 points five times during the season, including at the NCAA tournament against Azusa Pacific. Kane’s career-best mark in assists was eight against Alaska Anchorage at home. For the season, Kane amassed 144 assists which is the sixth-best season all-time at MSUB. Kane has logged 234 career assists and needs 30 more to crack the MSUB all-time top-10. She scored 238 points this season and across her two seasons is nearing the 400 career mark at 379. Sophomore guard Marissa Van Atta received the nod into the MSUB starting lineup during the first game of 2016 at Alaska. Since then, Van Atta kept the role becoming a vital part of the team in front and on defense. She had just two games all season without a steal and finished fourth on the team in points per game with 7.2.

Van Atta scored a career-high 19 points at Saint Martin’s. She had two double-doubles this year, including her debut as a starter in Alaska with 11 points and 11 rebounds. She also scored team-highs in points with 17 and rebounds at 10 in the GNAC tournament championship game against Alaska Anchorage. Van Atta led the team in steals this season with 52. With her athleticism and range of motion, the breakout player of the team has become a force on both sides of the court.

Junior transfer Tiana Hanson led the team from the free-throw line this season. She finished second in the GNAC shooting 71-82 for 86.6 percent. She also completed the second-best season ever at the free-throw line by a MSUB women’s basketball player, trailing only Alira Carpenter’s 2008-09 season (88.3 percent). The product of Shepherd, Mont., and Sheridan College, also shot 41.0 percent from the field averaging 5.3 points per game for the ‘Jackets. She contributed a season-best 16 points, including a 12-13 performance from the free-throw line at Concordia (Ore.).

Stavish was second on the team in 3-point field goal percentage shooting 34-93 for 36.6 percent which ranked her ninth in the GNAC overall.

The sophomore played in all 32 games for MSUB. She scored a season-high 15 points, including a career-best 5-6 from the 3-point arc against Cal Poly Pomona, totaling almost half of the team season-high 12 3-pointers against the Broncos.

Lexi Prevost made big strides as a sophomore on the team. The guard totaled almost as many points in her season-high than all of last year (13-14) combined. Prevost’s big game was the last regular season GNAC contest of the year at Central Washington. In 15 minutes on the court, Prevost scored 13 points and made two assists. The native of Sidney, Mont., connected for 15 assists on the season. Kasie Christensen played in 14 games this season for MSUB with a season-high in minutes at home against Cal Baptist scoring two points and recording a rebound.

The team welcomed four true freshman to the team this season. Cierra Lamey, a 5-foot-10 guard played in 24 games this season. She scored a season-best eight points and had two rebounds in 11 minutes during the game at Central Washington. Taylor Edwards, a 5-foot-9 guard, found her way onto the court during 29 total games. She scored four points twice during her inaugural campaign and made three assists twice. She had 17 assists this year and 20 points. Brina Hull, a 5-foot-8 guard scored two points in the game at home against Alaska. She played in 18 games this season staying on the court for five minutes during two games this year.

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7 named to GNAC all-academic team February 23, 2016 The MSU Billings women’s basketball team is one of two Great Northwest Athletic Conference schools earning seven spots on the academic all-conference team.

PORTLAND, Ore. – The MSU Billings women’s basketball team was one of two schools in the Great Northwest Athletic Conference placing seven student-athletes on the academic all-conference team announced Tuesday.

Sophomore Kasie Christensen headed up the selections for MSUB with a cumulative 3.89 grade point average. Junior Alisha Breen (3.71 GPA) was honored for the second straight season. Forward, and graduate student, Janiel Olson (3.72 GPA) was one of 18 student-athletes named to the team for a third year.

Monica Grimsrud also earned a nod as a graduate student with a 3.70 grade point average.

Sophomores Lexi Prevost (3.27 GPA), Vanessa Stavish (3.50 GPA), and Marissa Van Atta (3.39 GPA) join Christensen as first-time honorees.

“I am very proud of all of our players for their outstanding academic work,” MSUB head coach Kevin Woodin said. “It is a great honor for them to be named academic all-conference. Each of them should be very proud of their individual excellence in the classroom.”

A total of 47 selections were made to the GNAC Women’s Basketball All-Academic Team.

To qualify for the GNAC All-Academic team, a student-athlete must be in their second year of eligibility with a cumulative grade point average of 3.20 or better. Freshmen and first-year transfer students are not eligible.

MSU Billings (18-8, 14-4 GNAC) plays its last two regular season games on the road this week. Thursday, Feb. 25, MSUB will play at Northwest Nazarene, followed by a game on Saturday, Feb. 27, at Central Washington.

The Yellowjackets are currently in third place in the conference standings and have secured a berth in the GNAC tournament which takes place Mar. 3-5 in Lacey, Wash.

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2015-16 MSU Billings Yellowjackets MSU Billings Combined Team Statistics (as of Oct 06, 2016) All games RECORD: ALL GAMES CONFERENCE NON-CONFERENCE

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11 12 14 15 20 21 22 25 30 34 41 44

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Edwards,Taylor Hull,Brina Lamey,Cierra Stavish,Vanessa Breen,Alisha Prevost,Lexi Olson,Janiel Kane,Rylee Grimsrud,Monica Hanson,Tiana Van Atta,Marissa Christensen,Kasie Team Total..........

Opponents......

32 32

HOME 11-3 9-1 2-2

Total 3-Point min avg fg-fga fg% 3fg-fga 3fg%

29-0 166 5.7 6-30 16-0 29 1.8 1-3 24-0 79 3.3 6-16 32-0 477 14.9 63-149 32-32 1164 36.4 193-434 31-0 196 6.3 14-39 32-32 993 31.0 79-236 32-32 993 31.0 73-196 32-32 934 29.2 109-310 32-11 511 16.0 48-117 32-21 834 26.1 94-228 14-0 24 1.7 3-4

TEAM STATISTICS SCORING Points per game Scoring margin FIELD GOALS-ATT Field goal pct 3 POINT FG-ATT 3-point FG pct 3-pt FG made per game FREE THROWS-ATT Free throw pct F-Throws made per game REBOUNDS Rebounds per game Rebounding margin ASSISTS Assists per game TURNOVERS Turnovers per game Turnover margin Assist/turnover ratio STEALS Steals per game BLOCKS Blocks per game ATTENDANCE Home games-Avg/Game Neutral site-Avg/Game Score by Periods MSU Billings Opponents

OVERALL 21-11 15-5 6-6

6400 6400

1st 2nd 3rd 4th 519 458 513 536 471 402 500 548

OPP 1921 60.0 708-1773 .399 183-582 .314 5.7 322-466 .691 10.1 1105 34.5 419 13.1 536 16.8 0.8 252 7.9 107 3.3 6328 13-344 5-371 Totals 2026 1921

3-19 0-1 3-5 34-93 50-129 3-10 28-107 17-47 59-173 3-8 12-46 0-0

.158 .000 .600 .366 .388 .300 .262 .362 .341 .375 .261 .000

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5-6 0-1 2-5 13-20 121-156 11-19 61-81 75-129 46-63 71-82 31-47 0-1

Date 11/13/15 11/14/15 11/20/15 11/21/15 11/27/15 12/03/15 12/05/15 12/12/15 12/18/15 12/19/15 12/31/15 1/2/16 01/07/16 01/09/16 01/14/16 01/16/16 01/21/16 01/23/16 01/28/16 1/30/16 02/04/16 02/06/16 2/11/16 2/13/16 02/18/16 02/20/16 02/25/16 02/27/16 03/03/16 03/04/16 03/05/16 03/11/16

.833 .000 .400 .650 .776 .579 .753 .581 .730 .866 .660 .000

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1 3 3 17 61 7 76 20 35 32 54 1 75 689-1762 .391 212-638 .332 436-610 .715 385 708-1773 .399 183-582 .314 322-466 .691 369

MSUB 2026 63.3 +3.3 689-1762 .391 212-638 .332 6.6 436-610 .715 13.6 1125 35.2 +0.6 418 13.1 483 15.1 +1.7 0.9 270 8.4 73 2.3 4971 14-355 -

.200 .333 .375 .423 .445 .359 .335 .372 .352 .410 .412 .750

AWAY 7-6 6-4 1-2

NEUTRAL 3-2 0-0 3-2

Rebounds def tot avg

16 1 4 56 112 8 195 68 97 53 72 4 54 740 736

17 4 7 73 173 15 271 88 132 85 126 5 129 1125 1105

0.6 0.3 0.3 2.3 5.4 0.5 8.5 2.8 4.1 2.7 3.9 0.4

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29 3 5 35 61 25 83 64 74 46 80 3

35.2 508 34.5 596

Opponent CAL BAPTIST ACADEMY OF ART at Cal Poly Pomona at CSU San Bernardino CHADRON STATE COLLEG CENTRAL WASHINGTON NORTHWEST NAZARENE MONTANA WESTERN vs QUINCY vs TARLETON ST at Alaska Anchorage at Alaska Nanooks SAINT MARTIN'S SEATTLE PACIFIC at Concordia at Western Ore. WESTERN WASHINGTON SIMON FRASER ALASKA ALASKA ANCHORAGE at Seattle Pacific at Saint Martin's WESTERN OREGON CONCORDIA at Simon Fraser at Western Washington at Northwest Nazarene at Central Washington vs Northwest Nazarene vs Western Washington vs Alaska Anchorage at Azusa Pacific

* - Conference game

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pts

0 17 18 0 7 20 0 0 2 0 1 2 0 2 4 1 7 17 0 10 21 1 9 173 0 76 87 16 46 557 0 15 14 2 6 42 1 33 38 7 47 247 1 144 102 9 44 238 0 74 87 21 41 323 0 17 38 13 10 170 4 30 54 3 52 231 0 0 2 0 0 6 16 6 418 483 73 270 2026 - 419 536 107 252 1921

L L W L W W W W L W L W W W W W W W W L L W W W L W W L W W L L

Score 52-72 67-69 68-51 53-76 82-67 61-51 78-68 62-60 56-68 74-62 50-70 59-55 64-49 61-50 67-61 60-37 53-47 67-62 72-46 73-85 43-52 56-52 65-48 65-45 61-63 48-46 74-55 55-69 70-65 78-60 57-77 75-83

avg

0.7 0.1 0.7 5.4 17.4 1.4 7.7 7.4 10.1 5.3 7.2 0.4 63.3 60.0

Att. 440 497 132 261 320 250 210 320 175 175 557 189 278 323 123 0 325 381 212 425 178 535 578 412 250 375 434 1003 308 371 825 437

2015-16 MSU Billings Yellowjackets MSU Billings Season Schedule/Results & Leaders (as of Oct 06, 2016) All games RECORD: ALL GAMES CONFERENCE NON-CONFERENCE Date 11/13/15 11/14/15 11/20/15 11/21/15 11/27/15 12/03/15 12/05/15 12/12/15 12/18/15 12/19/15 12/31/15 1/2/16 01/07/16 01/09/16 01/14/16 01/16/16 01/21/16 01/23/16 01/28/16 1/30/16 02/04/16 02/06/16 2/11/16 2/13/16 02/18/16 02/20/16 02/25/16 02/27/16 03/03/16 03/04/16 03/05/16 03/11/16

Opponent CAL BAPTIST ACADEMY OF ART at Cal Poly Pomona at CSU San Bernardino CHADRON STATE COLLEG *CENTRAL WASHINGTON *NORTHWEST NAZARENE MONTANA WESTERN vs QUINCY vs TARLETON ST *at Alaska Anchorage *at Alaska Nanooks *SAINT MARTIN'S *SEATTLE PACIFIC *at Concordia *at Western Ore. *WESTERN WASHINGTON *SIMON FRASER *ALASKA *ALASKA ANCHORAGE *at Seattle Pacific *at Saint Martin's *WESTERN OREGON *CONCORDIA *at Simon Fraser *at Western Washington *at Northwest Nazarene **at Central Washington vs Northwest Nazarene vs Western Washington vs Alaska Anchorage at Azusa Pacific

* - Conference game

Attendance Summary

Home Away Neutral Total

OVERALL 21-11 15-5 6-6

Games

14 13 5 32

HOME 11-3 9-1 2-2

W W W W W

W W W W W W W W W

W W W W W W W

AWAY 7-6 6-4 1-2 Score 52-72 67-69 68-51 53-76 82-67 61-51 78-68 62-60 56-68 74-62 50-70 59-55 64-49 61-50 67-61 60-37 53-47 67-62 72-46 73-85 43-52 56-52 65-48 65-45 61-63 48-46 74-55 55-69 70-65 78-60 57-77 75-83

Attend

4971 4474 1854 11299

L L L

L

L

NEUTRAL 3-2 0-0 3-2 Att. 440 497 132 261 320 250 210 320 175 175 557 189 278 323 123

L

325 381 212 425 178 535 578 412 250 375 434 1003 308 371 825

L

437

L L

L

L

High Points (16)Grimsrud,Monica (37)Breen,Alisha (15)Stavish,Vanessa (15)Kane,Rylee (22)Breen,Alisha (17)Breen,Alisha (25)Breen,Alisha (15)Grimsrud,Monica (9)Kane,Rylee (9)Hanson,Tiana (9)Breen,Alisha (16)Grimsrud,Monica (14)Breen,Alisha (20)Breen,Alisha (18)Breen,Alisha (18)Grimsrud,Monica (26)Breen,Alisha (14)Grimsrud,Monica (21)Breen,Alisha (22)Breen,Alisha (22)Breen,Alisha (17)Van Atta,Marissa (10)Van Atta,Marissa (21)Breen,Alisha (18)Breen,Alisha (20)Grimsrud,Monica (12)Olson,Janiel (16)Breen,Alisha (23)Breen,Alisha (13)Prevost,Lexi (24)Breen,Alisha (23)Breen,Alisha (17)Van Atta,Marissa (17)Breen,Alisha (31)Breen,Alisha

High Rebounds (8)Breen,Alisha (9)Breen,Alisha (8)Olson,Janiel (7)Breen,Alisha (8)Breen,Alisha (6)Hanson,Tiana (8)Olson,Janiel (7)Olson,Janiel (10)Breen,Alisha (12)Olson,Janiel (5)Breen,Alisha (17)Breen,Alisha (18)Olson,Janiel (14)Olson,Janiel (12)Olson,Janiel (8)Olson,Janiel (9)Olson,Janiel (13)Olson,Janiel (10)Olson,Janiel (7)Van Atta,Marissa (9)Olson,Janiel (8)Olson,Janiel (9)Olson,Janiel (7)Olson,Janiel (7)Olson,Janiel (8)Van Atta,Marissa (9)Olson,Janiel (7)Olson,Janiel (17)Olson,Janiel (10)Breen,Alisha (10)Van Atta,Marissa (10)Grimsrud,Monica (10)Olson,Janiel

Avg/Game

355 344 371 353

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MONTANA STATE BILLINGS WOMEN’S BASKETBALL RECORDS - through 2015-16 season Players in BOLD are currently on the roster

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1989-90 1990-91 1991-92 2008-09 2013-14 1999-00 2014-15 2015-16 2006-07 2007-08

CAREER (1000+) Alira Carpenter 2000 Bobbi Knudsen 1831 Tera Silvius 1620 Evonne Goroski 1572 Deb Prevost 1540 Megan Mason-Dickerson 1519 Kayleen Goggins 1456 Sherry McQuinn 1452 Shelley Altrogge 1382 Kelli Kenyon 1362 Amy Winslow 1358 Codi Schmitz 1324 Tanya Petersen 1264 Natalie Visger 1219 Alisha Breen 1210 Alicia Cahill 1195 Tami Fleek 1147 Lori Fries 1139 Theresa O’Donnell 1135 Kayla Ryan 1134 Michelle Lieber 1115 Quinn Peoples 1101 Robyn Milne 1066

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700 680 680 585 578 557 538 536 530 528

2006-09 2011-14 1985-88 1992-95 1995-98 1984-87 2011-15 1990-91 1991-93 1997-00

FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED Deb Prevost Shelley Altrogge Shelley Altrogge Kelli Kenyon Bobbi Knudsen Bobbi Knudsen Sherry McQuinn Alira Carpenter Alira Carpenter Alira Carpenter

SEASON

CAREER Alira Carpenter Bobbi Knudsen Kelli Kenyon Evonne Goroski Megan Mason-Dickerson Tera Silvius Kayleen Goggins Lori Fries Sherry McQuinn Shelley Altrogge

552 549 530 494 488 467 457 450 449 447

1977-78 1990-91 1989-90 1986-87 2011-12 2013-14 1991-92 2007-08 2006-07 2008-09

1628 1617 1389 1366 1329 1326 1271 1122 1119 1079

2006-09 2011-14 1984-87 1985-88 1995-98 1992-95 2011-15 1981-84 1991-93 1990-91

FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE (4 Made per game) 1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

8.

9.

10.

Michelle Lieber Michelle Lieber Mary Anderson Tami Fleek Chelsea Banis Codi Schmitz Codi Schmitz Brandy Hamblin Robyn Milne Kayla Ryan

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SEASON

.681 .671 .613 .566 .554 .544 .542 .534 .532 .525

2006-07 2005-06 1987-88 1996-97 2013-14 1998-99 1999-00 1995-96 2003-04 2008-09

Record Book

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

8.

9.

10.

Michelle Lieber Mary Anderson Codi Schmitz Tami Fleek Alicia Cahill Evonne Goroski Shelley Altrogge Kayla Ryan Tanya Petersen Sherry McQuinn

CAREER

.665 .605 .556 .517 .504 .498 .497 .486 .481 .474

2005-07 1987-88 1997-00 1995-98 1996-99 1985-88 1990-91 2007-11 2003-06 1991-93

THREE-POINTERS MADE GAME 8 Kalli Stanhope vs. UC-Colorado Springs 11/15/09

SEASON 1. Alira Carpenter 88 2006-07 2. Alira Carpenter 81 2008-09 3. Alira Carpenter 80 2007-08 4. Jenni Winter 75 1998-99 5. Quinn Peoples 73 2013-14 6. Jenny Langford 68 2003-04 7. Quinn Peoples 67 2014-15 8. Bobbi Knudsen 65 2013-14 T9. Kami Malnaa 64 2001-02 T9. Kayla McPherson 64 2006-07

CAREER 1. Alira Carpenter 294 2006-09 2. Quinn Peoples 236 2012-15 3. Amy Winslow 198 1996-99 4. Jenny Langford 184 2003-06 5. Bobbi Knudsen 178 2011-14 6. Kami Malnaa 171 1999-02 7. Joan Langford 149 2000-01, 03 8. Kalli Stanhope 140 2008-12 9. Kayla McPherson 125 2006-09 10. Jessica Bachmann 108 2000-03

CAREER 1. Alira Carpenter 712 2006-09 2. Quinn Peoples 689 2012-15 3. Bobbi Knudsen 537 2011-14 4. Jenny Langford 513 2003-06 5. Kami Malnaa 501 1999-02 6. Joan Langford 472 2000-01, 03 7. Amy Winslow 454 1996-99 8. Kalli Stanhope 376 2008-12 9. Kayla McPherson 346 2006-09 10. Jessica Bachmann 316 2000-03

THREE-POINT PERCENTAGE (1 made per game) SEASON

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

8.

9.

10.

Amy Winslow Amy Winslow Tera Silvius Alira Carpenter Alira Carpenter Alira Carpenter Shannon Harvey Jenny Langford Kami Malnaa Amy Winslow

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

8.

9.

10.

CAREER Amy Winslow Alira Carpenter Tera Silvius Kalli Stanhope Kayla McPherson Jenny Langford Colleen Day Quinn Peoples Jessica Bachmann Kami Malnaa

.490 .466 .443 .431 .425 .412 .409 .407 .405 .398

1995-96 1996-97 1994-95 2008-09 2006-07 2007-08 2004-05 2003-04 2001-02 1998-99

.436 .413 .401 .372 .361 .359 .353 .343 .342 .341

1996-99 2006-09 1992-95 2008-12 2006-09 2003-06 1988-90 2012-15 2000-03 1999-02

FREE THROWS MADE GAME 16 Shelley Altrogge vs. Denver

THREE-POINTERS ATTEMPTED 1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

T6.

T6.

8.

9.

10.

Alira Carpenter Joan Langford Quinn Peoples Alira Carpenter Jenni Winter Quinn Peoples Alira Carpenter Bobbi Knudsen Kami Malnaa Quinn Peoples

SEASON

207 199 196 194 192 188 188 182 176 177

2006-07 2002-03 2013-14 2007-08 1998-99 2011-12 2008-09 2013-14 1999-00 2014-15

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

T8.

T8.

T10.

T10.

T10.

Sherry McQuinn Shelley Altrogge Michelle Lieber Alisha Breen Codi Schmitz Natalie Visger Alira Carpenter Shelley Altrogge Kayleen Goggins Alisha Breen Sherry McQuinn Tera Silvius

SEASON

184 183 152 141 139 129 128 127 127 121 121 121

2/24/90 1991-92 1989-90 2006-07 2014-15 1999-00 2002-03 2008-09 1990-91 2014-15 2015-16 1992-93 1993-94

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1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

8.

9.

10.

Sherry McQuinn Tera Silvius Alisha Breen Shelley Altrogge Kayla Ryan Alira Carpenter Bobbi Knudsen Michelle Lieber Natalie Visger Amy Winslow

CAREER

392 347 343 310 308 306 293 289 286 280

1991-93 1992-95 2014-pres.

1990-91 2007-11 2006-09 2011-14 2005-07 2000-03 1996-99

FREE THROWS ATTEMPTED SEASON

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

8.

9.

10.

Sherry McQuinn Shelley Altrogge Michelle Lieber Codi Schmitz Kayleen Goggins Sherry McQuinn Shelley Altrogge Alisha Breen Alisha Breen Natalie Visger

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

8.

9.

T10.

T10.

CAREER Sherry McQuinn Shelley Altrogge Tera Silvius Alisha Breen Kayleen Goggins Kayla Ryan Codi Schmitz Michelle Lieber Megan Mason-Dickerson Bobbi Knudsen Amy Winslow

262 249 201 199 183 179 173 169 156 153

1991-92 1989-90 2006-07 1999-00 2014-15 1992-93 1990-91 2014-15 2015-16 2002-03

577 442 437 433 427 412 403 391 390 370 370

1991-93 1990-91 1992-95 2014-pres.

2011-15 2007-11 1997-00 2005-07 1995-98 2011-14 1996-99

FREE THROW PERCENTAGE 1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

8.

9.

10.

1.

2.

3.

T4.

SEASON (2 made per game) Alira Carpenter .883 Tiana Hanson .866 Lisa Jellum .849 Natalie Visger .843 Bobbi Knudsen .841 Natalie Visger .837 Alisha Breen .834 Alira Carpenter .832 Kayla Ryan .826 Tera Silvius .822 Alira Carpenter Natalie Visger Tera Silvius Alisha Breen

CAREER

.862 .822 .794 .792

T4.

6.

7.

8.

9.

T10.

T10.

Bobbi Knudsen Kalli Stanhope Shiloh Schwab Amy Winslow Laura Merritt Kayla Ryan Dani Henderson

.792 .779 .759 .757 .748 .747 .747

2011-14 2008-12 1994-98 1996-99 1980-81 2007-11 2007-08

GAME 13 PJ Eubank vs. Montana Western 13 Deena Bartu vs. Seattle 13 Bobbi Knudsen vs. AK Fairbanks

2/4/81 2/19/00 1/12/13

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

8.

9.

T10.

T10.

SEASON Bobbi Knudsen Amy Winslow Bobbi Knudsen Shantell Marquis Tera Silvius Rylee Kane Robyn Stewart Deena Bartu Tera Silvius Megan Mason-Dickerson Lisa Jellum

193 183 167 160 145 144 141 140 135 128 128

2013-14 1998-99 2012-13 2008-09 1993-94 2015-16 1985-86 1999-00 1994-95 1996-97 2005-06

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

8.

9.

10.

CAREER Amy Winslow Bobbi Knudsen Shantell Marquis Tera Silvius Shiloh Schwab Megan Mason-Dickerson Jenny Langford Jetton Meadors Evonne Goroski PJ Eubank

589 532 472 448 399 355 291 282 272 264

1996-99 2011-14 2006-11 1992-95 1994-98 1995-98 2003-06 2006-09 1985-88 1982-84

ASSISTS

BLOCKED SHOTS 2008-09 2015-16 2005-06 2002-03 2013-14 2001-02 2014-15 2007-08 2009-10 1994-95 2006-09 2000-03 1992-95 2014-pres.

GAME 9 Jessie Henigman vs. Seattle 1.

2.

3.

T4.

T4.

6.

7.

8.

9.

10.

Robyn Milne Jessica Henigman Robyn Milne Jessica Henigman Jessica Henigman Robyn Milne Tanya Petersen Robyn Milne Jessica Henigman Shelley Altrogge

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SEASON

CAREER

104 101 74 66 66 57 50 43 39 37

12/1/01 2004-05 2002-03 2003-04 2000-01 2001-02 2001-02 2005-06 2002-03 1999-00 1990-91

Record Book 1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

T8.

T8.

10.

Robyn Milne Jessica Henigman Tanya Petersen Kayla Ryan Shantell Marquis Monica Grimsrud Alicia Cahill Shelley Altrogge Michelle Lieber Codi Schmitz

278 2002-05 272 2000-03 117 2003-06 109 2007-11 85 2006-11 84 2012-13,15-16 71 1996-99 64 1990-91 64 2005-07 51 1997-00 STEALS

GAME 10 Shantelle Marquis vs. Northwest Nazarene 1/26/08

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

8.

9.

10.

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

8.

9.

T10.

T10.

Amy Winslow Shantell Marquis Shantelle Marquis Amy Winslow Shantelle Marquis Amy Winslow Evonne Goroski Evonne Goroski Tera Silvius Tera Silvius

SEASON

CAREER Amy Winslow Shantell Marquis Evonne Goroski Tera Silvius Bobbi Knudsen Shiloh Schwab Megan Mason-Dickerson Janiel Olson Kelley Raver Monica Grimsrud Kelli Kenyon

112 89 87 79 73 67 66 65 63 62

1998-99 2008-09 2007-08 1996-97 2006-07 1995-96 1985-86 1986-87 1992-93 1993-94

343 1996-99 334 2006-11 218 1985-88 209 1992-95 191 2011-14 186 1994-98 182 1995-98 178 2012-14,16 120 1990-93 116 2012-13,15-16 116 1984-87

REBOUNDS

GAME 26 Grace Grabofsky vs. MSU-Northern

2/16/78

SEASON Shelley Altrogge Shelley Altrogge Robyn Milne Robyn Milne Theresa O’Donnell Sherry McQuinn Michelle Lieber Janiel Olson Alicia Cahill Brandy Hamblin

1989-90 1990-91 2003-04 2004-05 1982-82 1991-92 2005-06 2015-16 1996-97 1995-96

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

T8.

T8.

10.

376 358 313 290 285 280 275 271 271 265

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

8.

T9.

T9.

11.

12.

13.

T14.

T14.

16.

17.

18.

19.

20.

21.

22.

23.

24.

25.

26.

27.

28.

CAREER (400+) Janiel Olson 1,001 2012-14,16 Robyn Milne 957 2002-05 Alicia Cahill 814 1996-99 Natalie Visger 796 2000-03 Theresa O’Donnell 761 1982-84 Michelle Lieber 740 2005-07 Shelley Altrogge 734 1990-91 Lori Fries 684 1981-84 Codi Schmitz 649 1997-00 Tanya Petersen 649 2003-06 Sherry McQuinn 639 1991-93 Shelley Pehlke 628 1979-82 Jessica Henigman 608 2000-03 Teri Weiderrick 595 1988-91 Kayleen Goggins 595 2012-15 Sandi Schwertfeger 571 1983-86 Evonne Goroski 565 1985-88 Megan Mason-Dickerson 551 1995-98 Jen Smith 541 2006-09 Alisha Breen 529 2014-pres.

Tera Silvius 505 1992-95 Kelli Kenyon 481 1984-87 Bobbi Knudsen 480 2011-14 Shantell Marquis 472 2006-11 Amy Winslow 458 1996-99 Tami Fleek 450 1995-98 Monica Grimsrud 416 2012-13,15-16 Quinn Peoples 401 2012-15 GAMES

T1.

T1.

T1.

T4.

T4.

6.

T7.

T7.

T7.

T10.

T10.

Bobbi Knudsen Kayleen Goggins Quinn Peoples Alicia Cahill Amy Winslow Shantell Marquis Janiel Olson Kami Malnaa Jennifer Skrfivars Becky Mateja Alira Carpenter

CAREER

118 118 118 116 116 115 114 114 114 113 113

2011-14 2012-15 2012-15 1996-99 1996-99 2006-11 2012-14,16 1999-02 2004-07 1985, 87-89 2006-09

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T1.

T1.

4.

5.

106 vs. Black Hills State (Feb. 13, 1976) 106 vs. Seattle Pacific (Jan. 25, 1997) 106 vs. Seattle (Feb. 19, 2000) 105 vs. Dickinson State (Jan. 2, 1997) 104 vs. Alaska Fairbanks (Feb. 27, 2014)

SEASON 1. 2426 2. 2317 3. 2241 4. 2171 5. 2119

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

GAME 1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

THREE-POINTERS MADE

80.0 73.5 73.4 73.1 72.6

2013-14 2006-07 1997-98 1998-99 1995-96 POINTS PER GAME 1997-98 2013-14 1975-76 1995-96 2005-06 FIELD GOALS MADE

44 vs. Seattle (Feb. 19, 2000) 42 vs. Alaska-Anchorage (Feb. 6, 1997) 41 vs. Dickinson State (Jan. 2, 1997) 40 vs. University of Mary (Dec. 10, 1983) 39 vs. Great Falls (Dec. 15, 1983)

SEASON 1. 863 2. 862 2. 829 3. 823 4. 805

1997-98 2014-15 1986-87 1990-91 1995-96 FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE

GAME (55+Attempts) 1. .667 vs. Rocky Mountain (Nov. 22, 1983) 2. .647 vs. Seattle (Feb. 19, 2000) 3. .621 vs. Metro State (Dec. 2, 2005) 4. .617 vs. Metro State (Feb. 5, 1989) 5. .607 vs. Western New Mexico (Feb. 27, 1998) SEASON 1. .478 2. .470 3. .466 4. .465 5. .457

1997-98 1996-97 1987-88 1995-96 1986-87

GAME 1.

2.

T3.

T3.

T3.

T3.

T7.

T7.

17 vs. Saint Martin’s (Dec. 16, 2005) 16 vs. UC-Colorado Springs (Nov. 15, 2009) 15 vs. Alaska Fairbanks (Feb. 12, 2000) 15 vs. Texas-Permian Basin (Feb. 17, 2007) 15 vs. Alaska Fairbanks (Mar. 5, 2009) 15 vs. Northwest Nazarene (Feb. 13, 2014) 14 vs. Carroll (Feb. 8, 2002) 14 vs. Notre Dame De Namur (Nov. 11, 2012)

SEASON 1. 258 2. 230 3. 227 4. 224 5. 212

SEASON 1. .387 2. .376 3. .369 4. .362 5. .357

2013-14 2006-07 2011-12 2005-06 2015-16 THREE-POINT PERCENTAGE 1997-98 1995-96 2006-07 1998-99 2008-09 FREE THROWS MADE

GAME 1.

2.

T3.

T3.

5.

33 vs. Rocky Mountain College (Jan. 17, 1977) 32 vs. Seattle Pacific (Jan. 25, 1997) 31 vs. Montana Western (Nov. 29, 1991) 31 vs. St. Edwards (Jan. 7, 2007) 30 vs. Idaho State (Nov. 24, 1985)

SEASON 1. 485 2. 452 3. 444 4. 440 5. 436

2006-07 1998-99 2013-14 1991-92 2015-16 FREE THROW PERCENTAGE

GAME (20+ Attempts) 1. 1.00 vs. Jamestown (22-22) (Dec. 13, 2014) 2. .955 vs. Western Washington (21-22) (Jan. 4, 2014) T3. .900 vs. Humboldt State (Dec. 17, 2004) T3. .900 vs. St. Mary’s (Texas) (Jan. 14, 2006) T3. .900 vs. Colorado School of Mines (Dec. 1, 2007) SEASON T1. .744 T1. .744 T3. .734 T3. .734

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2005-06 2009-10 2004-05 2007-08

Team Records

5. .733

1994-95 ASSISTS

GAME 1.

T2.

T2.

T4.

T4.

REBOUNDS GAME 1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

40 vs. Rocky Mountain (Nov. 22, 1983) 30 vs. Montana Tech (Jan. 12, 2005) 30 vs. St. Martin’s (Dec. 16, 2005) 29 vs. Metro State (Feb. 5, 1988) 29 vs. Alaska Anchorage (Feb. 6, 1997)

SEASON 1. 535 2. 515 3. 503 T4. 501 T4. 501

SEASON 1. 1283 2. 1206 3. 1178 4. 1175 5. 1172

1997-98 2006-07 1998-99 1999-00 2004-05 BLOCKED SHOTS

GAME T1.

T1.

T3.

T3.

T3.

74 vs. Great Falls (Dec. 15, 1983 72 vs. Montana State (Dec. 1, 1978) 67 vs. Montana Tech (1976) 65 vs. Black Hills State (1977) 64 vs. Western Oregon (Nov. 17, 2006) 2013-14 1978-79 2004-05 1990-91 2002-03

12 vs. Montana Tech (Jan. 26, 2002) 12 vs. North Greenville (Feb. 28, 2003) 11 vs. Alaska Anchorage (Dec. 20, 2001) 11 vs. Northwest Nazarene (Jan. 13, 2001) 11 vs. Chadron State (Jan. 15, 2002)

SEASON 1. 168 2. 164 3. 152 4. 130 5. 124

2001-02 2002-03 2004-05 2003-04 2010-11 STEALS

GAME 1.

T2.

T2.

T4.

T4.

T4.

23 vs. Carroll (Jan. 12, 1993 20 vs. Western Washington (Jan. 24, 1998) 20 vs. Montana Tech (Feb. 14, 1998) 19 vs. Montana Western (Nov. 17, 2011) 19 vs. Colorado School of Mines (Jan. 11, 1991) 19 vs. Metro State (Feb. 6, 1989)

SEASON 1. 359 2. 323 3. 295 4. 291 5. 278

1997-98 1998-99 1992-93 2011-12 1995-96

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All-Time Record vs. Opponents Abilene Christian (2-0) H - (1-0) N - (1-0) 12/20/05 H W 65-55 12/19/06 N-Honolulu, HI W 86-61 Academy of Art (1-1) H - (0-1), N (1-0) 3/14/14 N-Pomona, CA W 60-59 11/14/15 H L 67-69 Adams State (0-1) 11/28/09 N-Colo. Springs L 46-59

Air Force (6-7) H - (4-2) A - (2-5) 12/13/82 A L 2/22/85 H L 2/23/85 H W 2/21/86 A L 2/22/86 A W 1/23/87 H W 1/24/87 H W 2/19/88 A W (OT) 2/20/88 A L 1/27/89 H L 1/28/89 H W 2/2/90 A L 2/3/90 A L

69-83 72-79 70-63 73-79 80-63 85-72 89-65 93-87 68-69 47-59 64-61 67-76 61-76

Alaska Anchorage (26-30) H - (15-12) A - (11-17,) N - (0-1) 1/4/85 H W 66-50 1/5/85 H L 55-68 1/10/86 A L 63-67 1/11/86 A W 64-57 1/16/87 H W 86-81 1/17/87 H W 80-70 1/22/88 A L 49-72 1/23/88 A L 48-58 1/13/89 A L 45-74 2/7/89 H L 60-69 1/26/90 A W 76-73 2/13/90 H W 103-73 1/26/91 A W 73-65 2/9/91 H W 69-43 1/31/92 H L 65-74 2/13/92 A L 72-82 2/6/93 A W (OT) 67-65 2/12/93 H L 53-69 2/5/94 H W 62-57 2/26/94 A L (OT) 65-67 3/8/94 H W 76-59 2/4/95 H W 82-51 2/25/95 A L 76-78 2/1/96 H W 82-58 2/22/96 A W 81-64 1/16/97 A W 80-60 2/6/97 H W 102-60 2/5/98 A W 78-32

2/19/98 H W 99-64 1/23/99 A W 73-64 1/30/99 H W 73-64 12/2/99 H L 68-76 2/10/00 A W 68-66 1/27/01 A L 50-69

3/3/01 H W 66-56 12/20/01 A W 82-54 12/19/03 A W 62-54

1/3/08 A L 66-68

3/8/08 H L 56-62

2/7/09 H L 55-56

3/7/09 A L 52-74 1/14/10 A L 63-85 2/24/10 H L 63-65

1/1/11 H L 59-78 1/29/11 A L 48-62

1/5/12 A (#8 in nation) L 50-59

2/4/12 H (#8 in nation) L 51-56 1/10/13 H W 78-64

2/9/13 A L 55-61 12/5/13 A L 59-90

3/1/4 H W 75-72 12/4/14 H (#18 in nation) L 60-76 2/28/15 A (#1 in nation) L 64-74 12/31/15 A (#5 in nation) L 50-70 1/30/16 H (#2 in nation) L 73-85

3/5/16 N-Lacey,WA (#6) L 57-77

Alaska Fairbanks (51-12) H - (26-2) A - (24-8) N - (1-2) 3/10/78 Seattle, WA L 57-68

1/2/81 H W 67-55 12/11/81 A W 65-56 12/12/81 A W 69-55 1/27/83 H W 81-42 2/26/83 A W 84-69

2/1/85 H W 83-54

2/2/85 H W 81-64 1/13/86 A W 85-68 1/14/86 A W 85-57 2/13/87 H W 86-62 2/14/87 H W 76-64 1/25/88 A L 67-75 1/26/88 A L 53-61 1/14/89 A L 53-59

2/6/89 H L 51-66

1/9/90 H W 62-58 1/27/90 A W 62-55 1/27/91 A W 51-43 2/10/91 H W 78-48 2/15/92 A L 63-77 2/25/92 H L 79-83

2/8/93 A W 66-59 2/14/93 H W 78-56

2/3/94 H W 81-48 2/24/94 A W 91-55

2/2/95 H W 102-51 2/23/95 A W 83-58

2/3/96 H W 85-67

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2/24/96 A W 73-68 1/18/97 A L 43-54 1/19/97 A W 60-46

2/8/97 H W 89-55 1/15/98 H W 80-54

2/7/98 A W 71-65 1/21/99 A W 69-62 1/28/99 H W 78-58 2/26/99 N-Bellingham, WA W 79-45 12/4/99 H W 68-49 2/12/00 A W (OT) 75-74 1/25/01 A L 51-56

3/1/01 H W 67-43 12/21/01 A L (OT) 67-76

1/3/02 N-Laie, Hawaii L 71-81 12/20/03 A W 69-58

1/5/08 A W 60-51

3/6/08 H W 73-65 1/14/09 H W 82-71

3/5/09 A W 77-63 1/16/10 A W 67-49

2/6/10 H W 61-60

1/3/11 H W 90-45 1/27/11 A W 81-60

1/7/12 A W 84-58

2/2/12 H W 88-72 1/12/13 H W 73-67

2/7/13 A W 70-50 12/7/13 A W 83-46 2/27/14 H W 104-77 12/6/14 H W 71-61 2/26/15 A L 55-74

1/2/16 A W 59-55 1/28/16 H W 72-46

Arkansas Tech (0-1) 3/17/99 N-Pine Bluff, AR L 56-68

Azusa Pacific (0-1) 3/11/16 A (#13 in nation) L 75-83

Bemidji State (1-1) A - (0-1) N - (1-0) 12/16/89 A L 53-69 11/22/97 N-Golden, CO W 103-48

Biola (0-1) 3/25/76 Ashland, OH

L 51-88

Black Hills State (5-1) H - (4-0) A - (0-1) N - (1-0) 2/13/76 H W 106-52 2/5/77 H W 96-46 12/30/95 N-Rapid City, SD W 67-53 12/21/98 H W 83-62 12/9/11 H W 59-40 11/10/12 A L 63-65 Brigham Young - Hawaii (1-0)

All-Time Record vs. Opponents 12/19/11 A

W 67-54

Cal Baptist (0-1) H - (0-1) 11/13/15 H (#3 in nation) L

Cal Poly Pomona (2-6) A - (1-5) N - (1-0) 3/20/77 A L 11/19/88 A L 12/8/91 N-Sacramento, CA W 12/7/91 A L

3/6/97 N-Davis, CA L 3/10/00 A L 3/17/14 A L 11/20/15 A W

52-72

47-82 67-75 69-43 65-69 67-69 63-76 68-75 68-51

Cal State Dominguez Hills (6-0) A - (1-0) N - (5-0) 11/18/88 N- Pomona, CA W 59-45 11/19/93 N-Chico, CA W 61-49 3/7/96 N-Davis, CA W 67-57 11/23/96 N-Chico, CA W 58-45 11/16/01 A W 75-49 11/19/10 N-Belmont, CA W 67-37

Cal State East Bay (3-0) 12/11/92 H W 62-46 12/12/92 H W 73-48 11/10/13 N-Anaheim, CA W 77-73 Cal State L.A. (2-0) 11/21/92 A W 83-60 11/17/01 A W 71-70 Cal State Monterery Bay (0-1) 11/20/10 N-Belmont, CA L 47-77 Cal State San Bernardino 0-1) 11/21/15 A L 53-76

Cal State Stanislaus (4-0) H - (2-0) A - (2-0) 12/21/89 H W 12/22/89 H W 11/28/97 A W 12/6/02 A W

58-47 67-62 86-39 66-61

Carroll (38-7) H - (23-4) A - (14-3) N - (1-0) 2/1/74 H L NA 1/18/75 A W 71-19 2/12/76 H W 79-52 1/28/77 A W 61-58 2/12/77 H W 69-49 1/20/78 H W 57-37 2/14/78 H W 45-41 1/19/79 H L 56-63

2/19/79 1/18/80 2/8/80 1/19/81 2/5/81 2/21/81 1/18/82 2/5/82 2/16/81 12/2/82 1/2/83 12/9/83 1/2/84 1/18/84 11/28/84 12/14/84 12/3/85 12/14/85 12/2/86 12/5/87 11/28/88 12/14/88 1/5/90 1/6/91 1/22/91 11/30/91 1/22/92 1.12.93 12/18/94 12/19/95 1/29/97 11/25/97 1/2/98 1/1/99 2/8/02 1/10/03 12/13/13

A W H W A L H W A W A W A W H W H L A W H W H W H W A W A W H L A W H W (OT) A L H W H W A L H W H W A W N - Dillon, MT W H W A W H W A W H W A W H W H W H W H W H W

66-60 66-51 60-64 60-52 65-63 68-58 70-43 61-51 52-68 54-46 63-45 72-59 75-47 77-61 79-64 52-58 60-49 71-69 59-64 70-48 61-55 53-61 58-43 71-38 71-56 77-56 80-67 61-55 57-52 87-72 73-48 94-53 80-68 68-59 78-56 63-52 62-47

Central Arkansas (0-1) 12/21/99 N-Bahamas L 57-66 Central Missouri State (1-0) 12/28/94 N-San Diego, CA W 83-69

Central Washington (10-10) H - (10-3) A - (8-6) N - (2-1) 1/11/97 A W 63-57 11/21/97 H W 70-47 12/22/97 A W 81-58 2/6/99 H W 71-36 1/13/00 A W (OT) 79-76 2/3/00 H W 64-45 11/30/00 A L 63-75 2/3/01 H W 70-56 3/14/03 N-Seattle, Wash. W 91-69 11/21/03 N-Seattle,Wash. W 70-68 12/29/03 N-LaJolla, CA L 54-78 1/22/05 A L 63-81 1/10/08 H W 58-49

2/9/08 A L 1/22/09 A W 2/21/09 H W 1/30/10 H L

3/6/10 A L 1/15/11 A L 2/10/11 H W 1/14/12 H L

2/9/12 A W 11/29/12 H W 03/02/13 A W 1/16/14 A W 2/15/14 H W 1/15/15 H L 2/14/15 A W 12/3/15 H W 2/27/16 A L

Central Wyoming (2-0) 1/24/79 A W 12/17/79 A W

71-73 71-60 77-48 64-83 60-64 71-81 59-48 59-65 61-52 66-59 85-65 72-44 60-39 54-75 60-41 61-51 55-69 58-33 62-59

Chadron State (12-3) H - (8-1) A - (4-1) N - (0-1) 1/7/78 Laramie, WY L 56-58 1/19/80 H W 53-42 1/2/99 H W 71-51 12/31/99 H W 76-61 12/30/00 H W 90-60 1/15/02 A W 61-45 11/21/09 H W 74-63 1/3/10 A W 68-41 11/29/10 A L 59-73 12/29/10 H L 53-60 11/12/11 H W 77-50 11/11/12 A W 79-64 11/16/13 H W 59-55 11/18/14 A W 78-52 11/27/15 H W 82-67

Chaminade (3-0) A - (3-0) 12/18/08 A W 83-32 12/16/11 A W 84-76 11/28/14 A W 89-64 Chapman (1-1) H - (0-1) A - (1-0) 11/22/86 H L 77-80 12/6/92 A W 70-66 Chico State (0-3) A - (0-1) N - (0-2)

3/7/87 A L 67-76 11/19/95 N-Chico, CA L 71-84 12/10/04 N-Arcata, CA L 65-77 Colorado Christian (2-0) A - (1-0) N - (1-0)

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All-Time Record vs. Opponents 12/11/92 A 11/14/97 N-Golden, CO

W 64-53 W 103-48

Colorado College (1-0) 12/15/82 A W 67-47

Colorado-Colorado Springs (4-0) H - (1-0) A - (2-0) N - (1-0) 11/30/90 N-Pueblo, CO W 75-34 1/12/91 A W 84-66 11/15/09 H W 91-57 11/27/09 A W 70-61

Colorado School of Mines (6-0) H - (4-0) A - (2-0) 1/11/91 A W 78-34 11/15/96 H W 76-59 11/15/97 A W 61-51 11/14/98 H W 60-41 12/1/07 H W 67-55 11/23/08 H W 91-82

Colorado State-Pueblo (4-0) H - (1-0) A - (3-0) 12/1/90 A W 65-62 12/16/96 A W 95-66 11/15/08 H W 91-81 1/3/09 A W 62-48 11/14/14 A L 67-79

Concordia (Ore.) (2-0) H - (1-0) A - (1-0) 1/14/16 A W 67-61 2/13/16 H W 65-45

Converse (2-0) 2/13/04 H W 91-67 2/14/04 H W 73-57

Dakota Wesleyan (0-1) 12/29/79 N L 57-61 Dawson CC (1-0) 12/11/79 H L 55-56

Denver (11-7) H - (5-0) A - (5-6) N - (1-1) 1/5/78 Laramie, WY W 72-67 12/11/82 H W 62-43 2/14/85 A L 68-77 2/15/85 A L 59-72 2/14/86 H W 71-61 2/15/86 H W (OT) 65-62 1/9/87 A L 53-59 1/10/87 A L 50-53 2/26/88 H W 76-58 2/27/88 H W 83-61 1/21/89 A L 57-75 2/4/89 A W 62-55

2/23/90 2/24/90 1/15/91 1/2/94 12/1/94 12/2/95

A A A A N-Canyon, TX A

W L W W L W

71-66 65-66 70-55 66-57 57-60 56-52

Dickinson State (11-4) H - (10-1) A - (1-3) 1/21/78 H W 52-40 2/10/79 H (OT) L 60-62 12/8/79 H W 70-65 12/5/80 H W 74-63 12/12/80 A L 63-64 12/8/81 H W 60-38 12/16/81 H W 70-59 12/4/82 H W 70-49 2/18/83 A L 46-48 12/3/83 H W 71-49 11/30/84 H W 66-63 2/1/0/84 A W 67-66 1/1/96 A L 55-63 1/2/97 H W 105-45 12/12/09 H W 71-61

Dixie State College of Utah (2-0) H - (1-0) A - (0-1) 11/16/12 A W 74-71 11/23/12 H W 91-87 Drury (0-1) 12/20/13 #6 in nationN-Las Vegas, NV

L 75-76 Eastern New Mexico (1-2) H - (1-1) N - (0-1) 11/22/92 H L 70-72 11/23/92 H W 64-61 11/25/05 N-Canyon,TX L 67-82

Eastern Washington (0-3) H - (0-2) A - (0-1) 2/24/78 H L 56-63 2/2/79 H L 58-84 2/25/84 A L 49-96

Emporia State (0-1) 11/28/98 N-Phoenix, AZ L 77-81 Ferris State (1-1) 12/27/94 N-San Diego, CA W 73-44 12/29/97 N-Turlock, CA L 63-70

Flathead Valley CC (4-3) H - (1-1) A - (3-2) 1/24/75 H W 1/16/76 A W 2/27/76 A L 12/11/77 A L 12/18/77 H L

58-45 50-47 49-63 44-61 61-65

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12/9/79 A 1/4/80 A

W 73-46 W 85-75

Florida Southern (1-1) A - (0-1) N - (1-0) 11/24/00 N-Denver, CO W 66-54

2/2/04 A L 55-66 Fort Lewis College (1-0) 11/18/05 H W 75-56

Gardner-Webb (1-0) 12/7/96 N-Grand Forks,ND W 75-63

George Fox (1-0) 3/6/76 Tacoma, WA W 73-55

Gonzaga (1-1) H - (1-0) A - (0-1) 12/15/80 A L 65-67 12/10/82 H W 65-49

Grand Canyon (20-4) H - (12-1) A - (7-2) N - (1-1) 11/25/88 H W 63-60 11/26/88 H L 62-72 2/1/91 H W 69-43 2/2/91 H W 61-42 2/21/91 A W 57-41 2/22/91 A W 74-60 1/17/92 A W 61-47 1/18/92 A W 67-58 2/21/92 H W 78-68 2/22/92 H W 56-49 1/21/93 A L 63-71 1/22/93 A L 76-79 2/20/93 H W 63-48 1/21/94 H W 74-58 1/22/94 H W 70-53 2/10/94 A W 80-69 12/2/94 N-Canyon, TX L 69-76 11/18/95 N-Chico, CA W 86-66 11/27/98 A W 78-57 12/7/98 A W 66-52 11/23/01 H W 64-41 11/24/01 H W 59-39 2/18/05 H W 67-46 2/19/05 H W 80-77 Great Falls (9-12) H - (8-4) A - (1-8) 1/6/79 H 1/30/79 A 1/26/80 A 2/16/80 H 1/24/81 H 1/31/81 H 2/12/81 A 1/23/82 A

W W L W L L L L

84-54 74-62 55-63 55-43 49-71 55-63 50-79 54-57

All-Time Record vs. Opponents

1/30/82 3/5/82 1/6/83 2/16/83 12/15/83 12/16/83 1/23/84 12/18/84 12/19/84 2/6/02 11/22/13

A H A H H (OT) H A A A H H

L 62-80 L 49-65 L 64-67 W 77-71 W 90-86 L 69-73 L 75-80 L 63-72 L 58-65 W 89-59 W 102-78

Green Mountain (2-0) 1/16/04 H W 98-49 1/17/04 H W 79-31

Hawaii at Hilo (1-1) A - (1-1) 12/18/11 A L 48-49 11/27/14 A W 61-41 Hawaii Pacific (2-1) A - (2-1) 12/15/08 A W 86-71 12/15/11 A W 72-69 11/25/14 A L 59-82 Hillsdale (0-1) 11/19/05 H

2/15/06 1/27/07 1/28/07 2/10/07 3/3/07

Indianapolis (0-1) 11/9/13 N-Anaheim, CA L 45-87

Humboldt State (11-0) H - (4-0) A - (6-0) N - (1-0) 11/21/95 A W 87-74 11/24/96 A W 64-47 2/11/99 A W 74-70 1/8/00 H W 88-62 1/22/00 A W 59-56 1/20/01 A W 81-64 2/22/01 H W 85-71 12/30/03 N-LaJolla, CA W 80-64 1/2/04 A W 69-58 12/17/04 H W 58-44 12/18/04 H W 77-45

Idaho State (1-1) H - (1-0) A - (0-1) 12/21/82 A L 56-80 11/24/85 H W 78-62 Incarnate Word (6-2) H - (3-0) A - (3-2) 2/23/02 A L 50-62 1/11/06 A W 75-62 1/12/06 A W 61-53

H H H A A

W W W L W (OT)

69-63 89-81 66-65 37-65 56-53

Jamestown (2-0) H (1-0) N (1-0) 12/29/95 N-Rapid City, SD W 84-51 12/13/14 H W 88-65

L 53-66

Idaho (0-2) H - (0-1) A - (0-1)

2/3/79 H L 68-75 12/13/79 A L 51-85

Lewis & Clark (3-8) H - (3-3) A - (0-4) N - (0-1) 12/14/79 A L 61-67 12/18/80 A L 72-87 1/3/81 H W 71-69 3/9/82 H L 59-83 12/4/87 H W 72-52 11/22/96 N-Chico, CA L 54-61 12/21/96 H L 46-59 1/9/97 A L 53-71 12/20/97 A L 69-81 1/9/98 H W 62-49 2/4/99 H L (OT) 55-56 Lincoln (4-2) H - (3-0) A - (1-2) 1/21/06 A W 2/3/06 H W 2/4/06 H W 1/20/07 H W 2/2/07 A L 2/3/07 A L (OT) Linfield (2-0) A - (1-0) N - (1-0) 3/7/77 A W 3/11/78 Seattle, WA W Mary (3-6) H - (3-2) A - (0-4) 1/18/83 H 12/10/83 H 2/9/84 A 12/15/06 H 12/15/07 A 11/21/08 H 11/29/08 A 11/18/09 H 12/17/09 A

L W L W L L L W L

78-56 62-45 72-42 73-47 62-66 71-75 66-65 83-56

61-64 87-49 60-73 69-63 67-90 70-73 73-84 70-53 64-73

Mesa State (Colorado Mesa) (1-2) H - (1-0) N - (0-2) 12/3/94 N-Canyon, TX L 81-86

1/1/00 H W 70-59 11/17/12 N-St. George, UT L 47-69

Metro State (14-7) H - (7-2) A - (7-5) 1/7/85 A W 1/8/85 A W 1/3/86 H W 1/4/86 H W 1/30/87 A W 1/31/87 A W 2/5/88 H W 2/6/88 H W 1/22/89 A W 2/17/89 A L 1/12/90 H L 1/14/90 H W 1/14/91 A L 1/4/94 A W 11/19/94 H W 12/4/95 A L 12/2/05 A W 12/6/08 H W 1/2/09 A L 12/19/09 A L 11/13/10 H L

97-42 78-51 81-55 79-55 68-61 76-65 85-52 79-31 66-59 57-70 57-59 78-55 60-64 71-66 83-74 64-74 87-62 65-61 61-67 64-89 46-49

Minnesota-Crookston (1-0) 11/28/08 N-Bismarck, N.D. W 93-81 Minnesota Duluth (0-1) 12/31/88 N - Grand Forks L 60-69 Minnesota State-Mankato (1-0) 11/25/89 H W 57-43

Minnesota State-Moorhead (1-3) H - (1-1) A - (0-1) N - (0-1) 12/19/86 A L 57-61 12/8/95 H W 69-62 11/16/07 N-Grand Forks,ND L 65-89 11/26/11 H L 71-78

Minot State-N.D. (1-1) 12/18/10 H W 87-57 11/25/11 H L 59-62 Missouri Southern (1-0) 12/20/06 N-Honolulu,HI W 78-69

Missouri Western State (0-2) 12/2/06 A L 56-75 3/9/07 A L 59-80

Montana (3-16) A - (1-15) N - (2-1) 1/24/74 A L 2/22/74 Bozeman, MT L 2/26/76 Big Fork, MT W 2/28/76 Big Fork, MT W 1/17/78 A L 2/23/79 A W

NA 27-38 72-51 72-54 41-48 64-56

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All-Time Record vs. Opponents

1/5/80 11/29/82 11/25/83 11/22/85 11/29/86 11/28/87 12/2/93 12/10/94 11/26/95 11/18/98 12/6/01 11/25/02 12/4/03

A A A A A A A A A A A A A

L L L L L L L L L L L L L

45-68 42-55 42-75 53-68 45-71 56-71 42-76 43-64 46-63 53-77 56-75 52-68 43-80

Montana JV (1-2) H - (1-1) A - (0-1) 12/5/81 A L 52-61 1/1/82 H (OT) W 62-58 1/2/82 H (OT) L 59-60

Montana State (9-15) H - (6-1) A - (3-14) 1/17/74 A L 2/23/74 A L 1/17/75 A L 2/2/75 H W 2/21/75 A L 1/8/76 A L 1/27/76 H L 1/15/77 A L 2/22/77 H W 2/3/78 A W 2/11/78 H W 12/1/78 A (Forfeit Win) W 12/11/78 H (Forfeit Win) W 12/30/80 A L 12/18/81 H W 1/19/83 A W 11/18/83 A L 12/17/85 A L 2/3/86 A L 12/11/87 A L 12/4/90 A L 12/20/92 A L 12/16/94 A L

MSU-Northern (28-21) H - (18-7) A - (7-13) N - (3-1) 12/14/73 H W NA 2/21/74 Bozeman, MT W 58-10 2/20/75 Bozeman, MT W 58-36 1/17/76 Big Fork, MT W 84-38 1/30/76 H W 89-44 2/6/76 A W 79-41 1/20/77 H W 80-21 2/4/77 H W 69-26 1/24/78 A W 73-56 2/17/78 H W 66-44 1/11/79 H L 56-61

58-60 38-45 58-60 41-34 82-83 61-72 55-61 49-54 62-61 59-53 62-59 37-69 46-78 47-85 65-50 58-54 58-62 59-69 61-69 52-80 52-77 62-77 55-73

2/16/79 1/25/80 2/15/80 1/23/81 2/27/81 2/28/81 1/22/82 2/26/82 2/27/82 11/27/82 1/3/83 12/30/83 11/24/84 12/29/84 11/26/85 12/30/85 12/1/86 12/30/86 11/20/87 1/2/88 11/22/88 2/14/89 11/22/89 1/16/89 11/21/90 1/4/91 1/2/92 2/8/92 1/5/93 1/18/93 1/18/94 2/7/94 2/14/94 11/18/97 12/14/02 2/23/04 12/6/06 11/27/13

A A H H A A A H H A H A N - Dillon, MT H A H A H A H H A H A A H A H H A H A A A H H H H

W L W W W L L L W L W W L L L W L W L W L L L W W W L L W L L L L L W W W W

90-58 44-49 59-52 46-41 62-59 65-68 53-54 51-62 70-58 68-71 78-56 68-58 67-93 66-69 65-77 64-50 59-69 64-60 44-51 51-45 49-66 61-75 58-64 65-62 60-52 63-52 60-82 59-65 60-59 49-65 58-62 67-68 68-90 79-94 58-41 79-71 80-67 76-59

Montana Tech (34-8) H - (24-1) A - (10-6) N - (0-1) 1/8/77 A W 84-17 2/15/77 H W 69-25 1/14/78 H W 68-47 2/6/78 A W 56-53 1/12/79 H W 71-56 2/6/79 A W 78-69 2/26/79 H W 75-45 1/12/80 H W 88-54 2/2/80 A L 60-77 1/9/81 A L 61-70 2/13/81 Butte, MT (2 OT) L 84-89 2/14/81 H W 72-71 1/8/82 H W 78-59 2/12/82 A L 68-69 2/13/82 A L 62-63 1/31/83 H W 75-72 1/5/84 H W 71-63 2/1/84 A W 89-84

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1/28/85 2/11/85 12/14/87 12/19/87 12/2/88 11/17/89 12/8/89 11/16/90 1/31/91 12/1/91 12/30/91 1/11/93 2/17/93 1/10/94 1/11/94 1/11/96 2/14/98 11/13/98 11/20/99 1/26/02 1/20/03 1/12/05 12/1/09 12/19/14

H A A A H A H A H A H A H H A H H H H H H H H H

W (OT) W W L W L W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W L W

86-83 66-63 73-54 56-61 71-53 76-82 81-68 82-62 79-40 69-61 76-69 67-56 78-63 79-41 88-69 70-42 97-53 74-52 77-59 76-38 66-46 83-59 64-67 67-58

Montana Western (33-6) H - (18-1) A - (13-5) N - (2-0) 2/22/74 N - Bozeman, MT W 49-28 1/9/76 A W 75-34 2/19/76 H W 77-30 1/7/77 A W 84-43 2/17/77 H W 70-48 2/4/78 A W 58-54 2/22/78 H W 55-45 1/18/79 H W 63-54 1/27/79 A W 49-39 2/27/79 H W 66-47 1/11/80 H W 64-51 2/1/80 A L 46-53 1/10/81 A W 67-66 1/30/81 H L 68-69 2/4/81 A W 60-57 1/9/82 H W 57-55 1/29/82 A L 68-69 2/23/82 H W 63-44 1/26/83 H W 75-63 2/1/83 A W 75-67 1/7/84 H W 70-62 1/19/84 A W 64-62 11/23/84 A L 65-73 12/13/85 H W 79-64 12/20/85 A W 74-70 12/8/86 H W 67-52 12/15/86 A W 67-52 11/21/87 N - Havre, MT W 79-72 12/7/87 H W 71-59 12/15/87 A L (OT) 78-81 11/17/90 H W 69-66 1/21/91 A L 62-72

All-Time Record vs. Opponents

11/29/91 12/9/92 12/11/93 11/18/94 12/16/97 11/18/11 12/12/15

A H A H A H H

W W W W W W W

70-58 64-57 72-58 65-57 82-56 76-49 62-60

Nebraska-Omaha (0-1) 12/19/99 N-Bahamas L 68-88

North Dakota (0-6) H - (0-3) A - (0-3) 11/28/83 A 12/7/84 H 12/3/88 H 12/18/89 A 11/18/06 H 11/17/07 A

North Dakota State (1-7) H - (0-2) A - (1-4) N - (0-1) 11/30/83 A W 68-61 12/20/86 A L 59-85 12/30/88 A L 48-67 12/4/92 N - Denver, CO L 51-82 12/9/95 H L 41-75 12/6/96 A L 61-89 1/29/05 A L 56-82 2/12/05 H L 77-79

North Greenville (1-0) 2/28/03 A W 71-34

Northern Colorado (6-6) H - (5-1) A - (1-4) N - (0-1) 1/25/85 H W 71-60 1/26/85 H W 88-66 1/31/86 A L 65-73 2/1/86 A L 71-82 2/20/87 H W 92-68 2/21/87 H W 89-68 1/9/88 A L (OT) 78-81 1/10/88 A W 68-58 1/6/89 H W 62-59 1/7/89 H L 63-77 12/12/98 A L 65-79 12/20/99 N-Bahamas L 62-74

L L L L L L

69-81 62-80 49-58 44-71 62-71 45-77

Nebraska Kearney (0-1) 12/27/79 N L 65-71

Northern Kentucky (0-1) 3/14/75 Pueblo, CO L 59-63

Northern State (0-1) 12/28/79 N L 46-88 Northwest CC (8-0)

H - (5-0) A - (3-0) 1/30/75 H 2/13/75 A 12/12/75 A

2/3/76 H 2/17/78 H 2/18/78 H 12/6/78 H 12/13/78 A

W W W W W W W W

77-24 70-34 82-66 79-25 71-44 71-40 73-46 72-44

Northwest Missouri State (0-2) H - (0-1) A - (0-1) 11/30/06 A L 82-95 11/23/07 H L 59-74

Northwest Nazarene (17-9) H - (10-1) A - (6-7) N - (1-1) 1/13/01 H W 91-83 2/15/01 A L 57-70 12/15/01 H W 76-67 12/20/02 A W 77-69 1/23/04 A L (OT) 65-67 1/3/05 A W 66-65 1/26/08 A L 71-90 2/21/08 H W 83-76 1/7/09 H W 77-64 1/29/09 A L (OT) 64-73 1/23/10 A L 60-78 2/20/10 H L 47-85 1/13/11 A L 62-75 2/12/11 H W 85-78 1/12/12 H W 58-53 2/11/12 A W 69-60 3/1/12 N-Lacey, WA L 56-77 12/1/12 H W 69-68 2/28/13 A W 76-63 1/18/14 A W 66-61 2/13/14 H W 90-72 1/17/15 H W 84-62 2/12/15 A L 85-86 12/5/15 H W 78-68 2/25/16 A W 74-55 3/3/16 N-Lacey, WA W 70-65

Notre Dame de Namur (2-0) H - (1-0) A - (1-0) 11/22/10 A W 68-42 11/24/12 H W 80-44

Nova Southeastern (1-1) 3/1/03 A W 72-64 2/4/04 A L 53-59

Ohio Valley College (2-0) 11/26/04 H W 79-55 11/27/04 H W 78-52 Oklahoma Panhandle State (6-3) H - (5-1) A - (1-2)

2/15/02 H 2/16/02 H 11/28/05 A

1/6/06 H

1/7/06 H

3/1/06 H 12/30/06 H 1/12/07 A 1/13/07 A

W W L W W L W L W

84-49 82-51 56-67 86-52 89-68 71-80 84-60 82-85 73-66

Pacific (1-0) 11/20/93 N-Chico, CA

W 95-82

Pacific Lutheran (2-0) 3/7/76 Tacoma WA W 71-42 3/8/77 McMinnville, OR W 42-34

Pittsburg State (0-1) 11/8/13 N-Anaheim, Calif. L 71-77

Point Loma Nazarene (1-0) 12/29/01 N-LaJolla, Calif. W 73-50 Portland (0-1) 12/19/80 A

L 79-92

Portland State (4-10) H - (4-1) A - (0-7) N - (0-2) 12/17/90 A L 56-73 12/22/91 H L 60-73 1/11/92 A L 55-106 1/28/93 H W 72-58 2/25/93 A L 64-83 11/21/93 N-Chico, CA L 69-85 1/29/94 A L 52-57 2/19/94 H W 87-73 3/11/94 A L 54-90 1/21/95 A L 54-63 2/11/95 H W 70-66 1/18/96 H W 75-47 2/8/96 A L 65-84 3/8/96 N-Davis, CA L 73-83

Puerto Rico-Bayamon (0-2) 2/14/03 A L 56-72 2/16/03 A L 65-74

Puerto Rico-Rio Piedras (1-0) 2/15/03 A W 70-55

Puget Sound (2-1) A - (1-1) N - (1-0) 3/5/76 Tacoma WA W 80-48 2/16/84 A W 67-54 12/6/85 A L 64-91

Quincy (0-1) 12/18/15 N-Las Vegas (#23) L 56-68

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Regis (10-5) H - (5-0) A - (5-5) 1/14/85 A 1/15/85 A 1/24/86 H 1/25/86 H 2/6/87 A 2/7/87 A 2/12/88 H 2/13/88 H 2/3/89 A 2/19/89 A 2/16/90 A 2/17/90 A 11/25/00 A 12/4/05 A 11/24/07 H

Rocky Mountain (61-14) H - (38-5) A - (22-8) N - (1-1) 11/20/73 H W 37-28 12/5/73 H W 37-31 1/7/74 A W 47-42 2/10/74 A L 34-46 1/7/75 A W 52-34 1/23/75 H W 54-37 2/11/75 H W 58-40 2/22/75 Bozeman, MT L 54-65 1/20/76 H W 65-40 2/10/76 A W 75-68 2/27/76 Big Fork, MT W 69-46 1/17/77 H W 68-58 2/7/77 A L 56-57 1/23/78 A L 47-56 2/13/78 H W 66-62 11/23/82 A W 82-41 1/13/83 H W 77-46 2/8/83 H W 75-56 11/22/83 H W 93-62 1/30/84 A W 76-65 12/11/84 A W 74-72 2/5/85 H W 73-69 1/27/86 H W 77-73 2/11/86 A W 59-51 11/25/86 A W 78-63 12/7/86 H W 71-70 12/1/87 A W 67-47 12/30/87 H W 60-52 12/16/88 H W 85-67 1/3/89 A L 59-61 12/5/89 H W 44-36 2/6/90 A W 77-62 1/22/79 A L 57-63 2/12/79 H (OT) L 68-70 2/28/79 H L 51-52 1/17/80 A L 63-68 2/20/80 H L 54-60 1/14/81 H W 72-63 2/9/81 A W 61-55

W L W W W W W W L W L L L W W

58-56 56-58 83-53 80-51 78-54 80-59 80-44 69-47 50-60 54-47 70-78 56-62 61-69 82-74 82-57

2/19/81 1/13/82 2/8/82 2/18/82 11/27/90 2/6/91 1/15/92 2/5/92 12/1/92 2/3/93 12/7/93 1/12/94 12/7/94 1/9/95 12/16/95 1/9/96 12/3/96 2/11/97 12/3/97 1/7/98 11/24/98 12/2/98 11/23/99 11/22/00 12/15/00 1/10/02 2/6/03 12/1/03 2/25/05 11/28/06 12/30/09 12/11/10 11/22/11 12/17/12 11/25/13 11/22/14

H H (2 OT) H A A H H A A H H A H A H A H A H A H A H H A H A H A H H H H H H H

L 73-79 L 57-63 W 73-46 W 66-52 W 66-56 W 67-51 W (OT) 63-61 W 59-49 W 78-62 W 67-57 W 88-61 W 72-67 W 70-47 L 58-62 W 84-47 W 94-64 W 61-58 W 74-55 W 94-45 L 67-78 W 103-46 W 70-57 W 90-66 W 60-52 W 67-56 W 62-53 W 72-62 W 60-55 W 66-44 W 85-69 W 78-58 W 70-67 W 65-55 W 74-42 W 85-58 W 64-54

Sacramento State (0-1) 12/7/90 A L 73-84

Saginaw Valley State (1-0) 12/29/94 N-San Diego, CA W 66-58 St. Cloud State (0-2) H - (0-1) A - (0-1) 11/24/86 H L 69-79 12/18/87 A L 73-83

St. Edwards (4-2) H - (3-0) A - (1-2) 1/28/06 H W 2/10/06 A (OT) L 2/11/06 A L 1/6/07 H W 1/7/07 H W 2/24/07 A W (OT)

78-64 72-73 52-62 76-57 78-61 70-67

Saint Leo (2-0) 12/20/04 H W 76-59

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12/21/04 H

W 79-44

Saint Martin’s (24-10) H - (13-2) A - (11-8) 2/15/84 A W 11/27/96 H W 2/17/97 A W 1/16/99 A W 1/15/00 A W 2/5/00 H W 12/2/00 A L 2/1/01 H W (OT) 11/29/02 A W 11/30/02 A W 1/22/04 A L 1/6/05 H L 2/3/05 A W 12/16/05 H W 12/9/06 A W 2/2/08 H L 2/28/08 A L 2/12/09 A L 2/26/09 H W 1/7/10 H W 2/13/10 A L 1/22/11 H W 2/17/11 A L 2/28/11 H W 12/29/11 H W 1/28/12 A W 1/3/13 A W 2/2/13 H W 1/23/14 H W 2/22/13 A L 1/22/15 A L 2/21/15 H W 1/7/16 H W 2/6/16 A W

58-48 94-38 71-56 72-66 70-61 77-56 57-75 66-63 65-60 63-58 63-84 50-59 53-42 99-56 84-68 67-68 45-73 63-66 71-61 72-67 56-73 62-61 55-63 55-53 72-43 58-52 67-49 75-41 75-56 59-69 54-63 60-47 64-49 56-52

St. Mary’s (Texas) (7-1) H - (3-0) A - (3-1) N - (1-0) 2/21/02 A W 62-52 1/14/06 A W 70-57 2/17/06 H W 85-72 2/18/06 H W 77-70 1/24/07 H W 69-67 2/8/07 A W 59-57 2/12/07 A L 48-51 3/2/07 N-Denton, TX W 67-64

Seattle (10-3) H - (2-1) A - (7-2) N - (1-0) 3/9/78 A L 61-72 12/14/90 A W 72-48 2/19/00 H W 106-63 3/4/00 A W 70-58 1/11/01 H W 75-31 2/17/01 A W 75-56 12/1/01 A W 76-69

All-Time Record vs. Opponents 1/31/02 A W

1/2/03 N-Laie,Hawaii W 11/30/04 A L 12/1/04 A W 1/19/08 A W 2/16/08 H L (OT)

69-56 78-43 55-61 57-36 75-66 78-83

Seattle Pacific (20-27) H - (14-6) A - (5-19) N - (1-2) 12/7/85 A W 79-67 12/17/86 H W 71-70 12/15/90 A W 75-55 1/7/92 A L 67-82 1/9/92 A L 64-70 2/28/92 H L 73-83 1/30/93 H W (OT) 68-58 2/1/93 H W 71-61 2/27/93 A L 56-72 1/27/94 A L 71-72 2/17/94 H W 74-56 1/19/95 A L 82-85 2/8/95 H W 87-70 1/20/96 H W 85-59 2/10/96 A W 83-72 1/25/97 H W 106-76 2/15/97 A L 68-104 1/22/98 A L 65-102 2/12/98 H W 95-64 1/15/99 A L 63-70 1/29/00 H W 82-67 2/26/00 A L 60-78 3/9/00 N-Pomona, CA W 79-64 1/6/01 H W 61-52 2/10/01 A L 53-71 3/15/03 N-Seattle, Wash. L 70-86 11/22/03 A L 42-66 3/11/05 A L 47-71 1/24/08 A L 74-78 2/23/08 H L 63-82 1/10/09 H L 69-88 1/31/09 A L 46-66 1/21/10 A L 52-68 2/17/10 H L 47-62 1/8/11 A W 59-50 2/5/11 H W 54-51 1/21/12 A W 63-62 2/18/12 H L 56-70 1/26/13 H W 66-56 2/23/13 A L 71-76 3/16/13 N-Lacey, Wash. L 60-63 1/11/14 A L 57-63 2/8/14 H W 74-59 1/10/15 H (#14 in nation) L 60-70 2/7/15 A (#21 in nation) L 55-64 1/9/16 H W 61-50 2/4/16 A L 43-52 Seton Hall (0-1) 3/15/75 Pueblo, CO

L 60-70

Shepherd (W.V.) (1-0) 12/17/08 N-Honolulu, HI W 96-89

Sheridan College (3-0) H - (2-0) A - (1-0) 12/5/75 H W 92-41 1/23/76 A W 93-33 12/1/79 H W 87-40 Simon Fraser (8-7) H - (5-2) A - (2-4) N - (1-1) 1/7/99 H W 72-62 12/2/10 A W 66-59 2/24/11 H W 71-58 12/3/11 A L 52-62 2/23/12 H L 49-50 1/17/13 A (#10 in nation) L 58-89 2/16/13 H (#8 in nation) L 55-61 1/2/14 H W 81-63 2/1/14 A W 76-61 3/7/14 N- Lacey, WA L 74-85 3/15/14 N-Pomona, CA W 76-68 1/1/15 A L 73-74 1/31/15 H W 79-74 1/12/16 H W 67-62 2/18/16 A L 61-63

Sonoma State (3-3) H - (1-1) A - (1-1) N - (1-1) 12/5/92 N - Denver, CO W 68-48 11/23/93 A W 79-55 3/7/02 N-Pomona, Calif. L 55-67 12/8/02 A L 44-63 11/17/03 H W 82-72 11/18/03 H L 46-59

South Dakota Mines & Tech (4-0) H - (4-0) A - (0-0) 12/10/11 H W 76-66 12/7/12 H W 74-50 2/5/14 H W 78-39 12/18/14 H W 91-81

South Dakota State (2-2) H - (2-1) A - (0-1) 12/1/89 H W 12/2/89 H L 11/16/96 H W 12/6/97 A L

78-62 64-75 78-72 82-96

Southern Oregon (1-0) 12/11/04 N-Arcata, CA W 81-58 Tarkio (Mo.) (0-2) 3/24/76 Ashland, OH L 56-81 3/21/77 Pomona, CA L 32-53 Tarleton State (1-0) 12/19/16 N-Las Vegas W 74-62

Talladega College (0-1) 3/13/75 Pueblo, CO L 55-70

Texas A&M International (1-1) 1/4/07 H W 82-64 2/22/07 A L 66-75

Texas-Permian Basin (2-0) H - (1-0) A - (1-0) 1/15/07 A W 88-62 2/17/07 H W 97-60

Texas Woman’s (1-0) 12/19/13 N-Las Vegas, NV W 78-58

UC Davis (1-1) A - (1-0) N - (0-1) 3/6/98 N-Seattle, WA L 66-69 3/6/99 A W 70-62

UC Riverside (0-1) 11/20/92 N - L.A., Calif. L 69-70 UC San Diego (3-0) H - (2-0) A - (1-0) 12/31/01 A W 67-57 11/22/02 H W 75-65 11/23/02 H W 62-57

Utah State (1-0) 12/8/84 H W 78-67

Weber State (2-0) 12/18/93 A W 65-64 12/20/94 H W 69-60 West Texas A&M (0-1) 11/26/05 A L 52-87

Western New Mexico (27-8) H - (15-1) A - (12-7) 2/12/94 A L 62-72 1/28/95 H W 82-79 2/18/95 A L 66-81 1/27/96 A W 78-55 2/17/96 H W 78-55 2/1/97 H L 81-85 2/27/97 A L 78-86 1/31/98 A W 82-55 2/28/98 H W 103-51 12/5/98 A W 68-56 12/19/98 H W 84-39 12/8/99 A W 86-73 1/31/00 H W 61-47 12/8/00 A W 101-59 12/9/00 A W 76-58 1/18/02 H W 81-54 1/19/02 H W 96-47

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3/1/02 3/2/02 1/23/03 1/24/03 2/22/03 2/23/03 1/9/04 1/10/04 2/17/04 2/19/04 2/20/04 1/18/05 1/19/05 3/3/05 3/5/05 1/4/06 2/24/06 2/25/06

A A A A H H A A H H H H H A A H A A

W 74-64 W 79-56 L 47-54 W 75-70 W 75-63 W 79-64 W 69-52 L 53-59 W 71-61 W 79-60 W 80-73 W 100-63 W 83-71 W 55-44 W 65-50 W 78-42 L 65-75 L 83-87

Western State - Colorado (1-0) N - (1-0) 11/15/14 N

W 95-57

Western Oregon (22-6) H - (11-2) A - (11-4) 2/13/99 A W 1/6/00 H W 1/20/00 A L 1/18/01 A L 2/24/01 H W 12/27/02 A W 12/28/02 A W 1/26/05 H W 2/22/05 A W 11/17/06 H W 1/31/08 H W 3/1/08 A W (2 OT) 1/17/09 H L 2/14/09 A W 2/11/10 A L 2/27/10 H W 1/20/11 H W 2/19/11 A W 12/31/11 H W 1/26/12 A W 1/5/13 A L 1/31/13 H W 1/25/14 H W 2/20/14 A W 1/24/15 A W 2/19/15 H L 1/16/16 A W 2/11/16 H W

65-60 84-46 62-71 52-68 80-68 76-53 62-53 66-56 59-34 77-62 69-56 80-79 64-68 77-63 48-66 69-64 82-55 65-57 69-49 57-41 65-73 62-55 79-57 77-67 59-57 69-71 60-37 65-48

1/24/98 1/9/99 2/27/99 3/5/99 1/27/00 2/24/00 1/4/01 2/8/01 12/28/01 2/1/02 12/18/02 12/15/03 11/20/04 1/12/08 2/7/08 1/24/09 2/18/09 1/28/10 3/4/10 12/4/10 2/22/11 3/2/11 12/1/11 2/25/12 1/29/15 1/19/13 2/14/13 1/4/14 1/30/14 1/3/15 1/29/15 1/21/16 2/20/16 3/4/16

A W 67-55 H W 75-59 A W 63-59 N-Davis, CA W 70-48 H L 59-66 A L 54-75 H L 64-84 A L 66-82 N-LaJolla, Calif. W 65-59 A L 62-75 H W (OT) 72-71 A L 57-66 H W 88-78 H W 69-67 A L 59-68 A L 73-86 H W 67-62 H L 49-66 A L 43-85 A L 70-80 H L 57-63 A L 49-76 A L 72-80 H L 68-74 H L 71-823 A (#8 in nation) L 76-78 H (#9 in nation) L 54-71 H W 81-63 A W 71-63 A L 51-100 H L 71-82 H W 53-47 A W 48-46 N-Lacey,WA W 78-60

Western Wyoming CC (1-0) 1/20/78 H W 66-44

Whitworth (1-0) 2/25/78 H W 72-56

Willamette (1-0) 3/6/77 McMinnville, OR W 54-48

Wyoming (1-3) H - (1-1) A - (0-2) 12/11/76 H 1/6/78 A 12/13/92 A 12/14/96 H

W L L L

58-57 45-75 48-84 55-69

Western Washington (15-20) H - (8-7) A - (4-12) N - (3-1) 11/23/94 H W 89-64 11/17/95 N-Chico, CA L 70-72

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Year-By-Year Results Nancy Monger (1973-74) 6-6 (50%) 1973-74 6-6 12/17 at Montana State L 58-60 1/4 Rocky Mountain W 37-28 1/12 MSU-Northern W 63-17 2/8 Carroll College L 37-51 2/12 at Rocky Mountain L 34-46 2/16 at Montana L 47-50 2/19 at Rocky Mountain W 47-42 2/20 Rocky Mountain W 37-31 AIAW STATE - Bozeman, Mont.

2/21 MSU-Northern W 56-10 2/22 Montana L 27-38 2/22 Western Montana W 49-28 2/23 at Montana State L 38-45 Linda Ponikvar (1974-76) 29-11 .725%

1974-75 9-6 AIAW NATIONAL QUALIFIER 1/7 at Rocky Mountain W 52-34 1/17 at Montana State L 58-60 1/18 at Carroll W 71-19 1/23 Rocky Mountain W 54-37 1/24 Flathead Valley CC W 58-45 1/30 Northwest CC W 77-24 2/2 Montana State W 41-34 2/11 Rocky Mountain W 58-40 2/13 at Northwest CC W 70-34 AIAW STATE - Bozeman, Mont.

2/20 MSU-Northern W 58-36 2/21 Montana State L 82-83 2/22 Rocky Mountain L 54-65 AIAW NATIONALS - Pueblo, Colo.

3/13 Talladega L 55-70 3/14 Northern Kentucky L 59-63 3/15 Seton Hall L 60-70

1975-76 20-5 AIAW REGIONAL CHAMPS AIAW NATIONAL QUALIFIER 12/5 Sheridan W 92-41 12/12 at Northwest CC W 82-66 1/8 at Montana State L 61-72 1/9 at Western Montana W 75-34 1/16 at Flathead Valley W 50-47 1/17 vs. MSU-Northern W 84-38 1/20 Rocky Mountain W 65-40 1/23 at Sheridan W 93-33 1/27 Montana State L 55-61 1/30 MSU-Northern W 89-44 2/3 Northwest CC W 79-25 2/6 at MSU-Northern W 79-41

2/10 at Rocky Mountain W 75-68 2/12 Carroll W 79-52 2/13 Black Hills State W 106-52 2/19 Western Montana W 77-30 AIAW STATE - Big Fork, Mont.

2/26 Montana W 72-51 2/27 Flathead Valley CC L 49-63 2/27 Rocky Mountain W 69-46 2/28 Montana W 72-54 AIAW REGIONALS - Tacoma, Wash.

3/5 Puget Sound W 80-48 3/6 George Fox W 73-55 3/7 Pacific Lutheran W 71-42 AIAW NATIONALS - Ashland, Ohio 3/24 Tarkio (Mo.) L 56-81 3/25 Biola L 51-88 Marcia Caneff (1976-78) 33-13 (71.7%) 1976-77 15-4 Overall, 9-1 FC FRONTIER CONFERENCE CHAMPS AIAW REGIONAL CHAMPS AIAW NATIONAL QUALIFIER 12/11 Wyoming W 58-57 1/7 at Western Montana W 84-43 1/8 at Montana Tech W 84-17 1/15 at Montana State L 49-54 1/17 Rocky Mountain W 68-58 1/20 MSU-Northern W 80-21 1/28 at Carroll W 61-58 2/4 MSU-Northern W 69-26 2/5 Black Hills State W 96-46 2/7 at Rocky Mountain L 56-57 2/12 Carroll W 69-49 2/15 Montana Tech W 69-25 2/17 Western Montana W 70-48 2/22 Montana State W 62-61 AIAW REGIONALS 3/6 Willamette W 54-48 3/7 Linfield W 66-65 3/8 Pacific Lutheran W 42-34 AIAW NATIONALS 3/20 Cal Poly Pomona L 47-82 3/21 Tarkio (Mo.) L 32-53 1977-78 18-9 Overall, 9-1 FC FRONTIER CONFERENCE CHAMPS 12/11 at Flathead Valley CC L 44-61 12/18 Flathead Valley CC L 61-65 1/5 vs. Denver W 72-67 1/6 at Wyoming L 45-75 1/7 vs. Chadron State L 56-58 1/20 Western Wyoming W 66-44 1/14 Montana Tech W 68-47 1/17 at Montana L 41-48 1/20 Carroll W 57-37

1/21 Dickinson State W 52-40 1/23 at Rocky Mountain L 47-56 1/24 at MSU-Northern W 73-56 2/17 Northwest CC W 71-44 2/3 at Montana State W 59-53 2/4 at Western Montana W 58-54 2/6 at Montana Tech W 56-53 2/11 Montana State W 62-59 2/13 Rocky Mountain W 66-62 2/14 Carroll W 45-41 2/17 MSU-Northern W 66-44 2/18 Northwest CC W 71-40 2/22 Western Montana W 55-45 2/24 Eastern Washington L 56-63 2/25 Whitworth W 72-56 AIAW REGIONALS - Seattle, Wash.

3/9 Seattle L 61-72 3/10 Alaska Fairbanks L 57-68 3/11 Linfield W 83-56 Darcy Conway (1978-81) 40-35 (53.3%) 1978-79 17-8 Overall, 8-4 FC FRONTIER CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT RUNNER-UP 12/1 at Montana State L* 37-69 12/6 Northwest CC W 73-46 12/9 at Flathead Valley CC W 73-46 12/11 Montana State L* 46-78 12/13 at Northwest CC W 72-44 1/6 Great Falls W 84-54 1/11 MSU-Northern L 56-61 1/12 Montana Tech W 71-56 1/18 Western Montana W 63-54 1/19 Carroll L 56-63 1/22 at Rocky Mountain L 57-63 1/24 at Central Wyoming W 58-33 1/27 at Western Montana W 49-39 1/30 at Great Falls W 74-62 2/2 Eastern Washington L 58-84 2/3 vs. Idaho L 68-75 2/6 at Montana Tech W 78-69 2/10 Dickinson State (OT) L 60-62 2/12 Rocky Mountain (OT) L 68-70 2/16 at MSU-Northern W 90-58 2/19 at Carroll W 66-60 2/23 at Montana W 64-56 FRONTIER TOURNAMENT 2/26 Montana Tech W 75-45 2/27 Montana Western W 66-47 2/28 Rocky Mountain L 51-52

* MSU-Billings was awarded

forfeit victories for both games.

1979-80 10-14 Overall, 5-7 12/1 Sheridan W 87-40

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Year-By-Year Results 12/8 12/11 12/13 12/14 12/17 12/27 12/28 12/29 1/4 1/5 1/11 1/12 1/17 1/18 1/19 1/25 1/26 2/1 2/2 2/8 2/15 2/16 2/20

Dickinson State W Dawson CC L at Idaho L at Lewis & Clark L at Central Wyoming W vs. Northern State L vs. Nebraska-Kearney L vs. Dakota Wesleyan L at Flathead Valley CC W at Montana L Western Montana W Montana Tech W at Rocky Mountain L Carroll W Chadron State W at MSU-Northern L at Great Falls L at Western Montana L at Montana Tech L at Carroll L MSU-Northern W Great Falls W Rocky Mountain L

12/5 12/12 12/15 12/18 12/19 12/30 1/2 1/3 1/9 12/10 12/14 12/19 1/23 1/24 1/30 1/31 2/4 2/5 2/9 2/12 2/13 2/14 2/19 2/21 2/27 2/28

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1980-81 13-13 Overall, 10-8 Dickinson State W 74-63 at Dickinson State L 63-64 at Gonzaga L 65-67 at Lewis & Clark L 72-87 at Portland L 79-92 at Montana State L 47-85 Alaska Fairbanks!

W 67-55 Lewis & Clark!

W 71-69 at Montana Tech L 61-70 at Western Montana W 67-66 Rocky Mountain W 72-63 Carroll W 60-52 MSU-Northern W 46-41 Great Falls L 49-71 Western Montana L 68-69 Great Falls L 55-63 at Western Montana W 60-57 at Carroll W 65-63 at Rocky Mountain W 61-55 at Great Falls L 50-79 Montana Tech (2 OT) L 84-89 Montana Tech W 72-71 Rocky Mountain L 73-79 at Carroll W 68-58 at MSU-Northern W 62-59 at MSU-Northern L 65-68 New Year’s Tip-Off - Billings Ted Anderson (1981-87) 102-58 (63.8%) 1981-82 14-13 Overall, 8-10

70-65 55-56 51-85 61-67 62-59 65-71 46-88 57-61 85-75 68-45 64-51 88-54 63-68 66-51 53-42 44-49 55-63 46-53 60-77 60-64 59-52 55-43 54-60

AIAW REGIONAL QUALIFIER 12/5 at Montana JV L 52-61 12/8 Dickinson State W 60-38 12/11 at Alaska Fairbanks W 65-56 12/12 at Alaska Fairbanks W 69-55 12/16 Dickinson State W 70-59 12/18 Montana State W 65-50 1/1 Montana JV (OT) W 62-58 1/2 Montana JV (OT) L 59-60 1/8 Montana Tech W 78-59 1/9 Western Montana W 57-55 1/13 Rocky Mountain (2OT) L 57-63 1/18 at Carroll W 70-43 1/22 at MSU-Northern L 53-54 1/23 at Great Falls L 54-57 1/29 at Western Montana L 68-69 1/30 at Great Falls L 62-80 2/5 Carroll W 61-51 2/8 Rocky Mountain W 73-46 2/12 at Montana Tech L 68-69 2/13 at Montana Tech L 62-63 2/16 Carroll L 52-68 2/18 at Rocky Mountain W 66-52 2/23 Western Monatan W 63-44 2/26 MSU-Northern L 51-62 2/27 MSU-Northern W 70-58 3/5 Great Falls L 49-65 AIAW REGIONALS 3/9 Lewis & Clark L 59-83

11/23 11/26 11/27 11/29 12/2 12/4 12/10 12/11 12/13 12/15 12/21 1/2 1/3 1/6 1/13 1/18 1/19 1/26 1/27 1/31 2/1 2/8 2/16 2/18 2/26

1982-83 18-7 at Rocky Mountain vs. Great Falls at MSU-Northern at Montana at Carroll Dickinson State Gonzaga Denver at Air Force at Colorado College at Idaho State Carroll MSU-Northern at Great Falls Rocky Mountain Univ. of Mary at Montana State Western Montana Alaska Fairbanks Montana Tech at Western Montana Rocky Mountain Great Falls at Dickinson State at Alaska Fairbanks

W W L L W W W W L W L W W L W L W W W W W W W L W

82-41 82-68 68-71 42-55 54-46 70-49 65-49 62-43 69-83 67-47 56-80 63-45 78-56 64-67 77-46 61-64 58-54 75-63 81-42 75-72 75-67 75-56 77-71 46-48 84-69

1983-84

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11/18 11/22 11/25 11/28 11/30 12/3 12/9 12/10 12/15 12/16 12/30 1/2 1/5 1/7 1/18 1/19 1/23 1/30 2/1 2/9 2/10 2/15 2/16 2/25 @

17-7 at Montana State L Rocky Mountain W at Montana L at North Dakota L at North Dakota State W Dickinson State W Carroll@ W Univ. of Mary@ W Great Falls (OT) W Great Falls L at MSU-Northern W Carroll W Montana Tech W Montana Western W at Carroll W at Montana Western W at Great Falls L at Rocky Mountain W at Montana Tech W at Univ. of Mary L at Dickinson State W at Saint Martin’s W at Puget Sound W at Eastern Washington L EMC Tip Off Tournament

58-62 93-62 42-75 69-81 68-66 71-49 72-59 87-49 90-86 69-73 68-58 75-47 71-63 70-62 77-61 64-62 75-80 76-65 89-84 60-73 67-66 58-48 67-54 49-96

1984-85 16-12 Overall, 9-5 CDC CONTINENTAL DIVIDE CONFERENCE RUNNER-UP 11/23 Western Montana L 65-73 11/24 vs. MSU-Northern L 67-93 11/28 at Carroll W 79-64 11/30 Dickinson State W 66-63 12/7 North Dakota@ L 62-80 12/8 Utah State@ W 78-67 12/11 at Rocky Mountain W 74-72 12/14 Carroll L 52-58 12/18 at Great Falls L 63-72 12/19 at Great Falls L 58-65 12/29 MSU-Northern L 66-69 1/4 Alaska Anchorage W 66-50 1/5 Alaska Anchorage L 55-68 1/7 at Metro State W 97-42 1/8 at Metro State W 78-51 1/14 at Regis W 58-56 1/15 at Regis L 56-58 1/25 Northern Colorado W 71-60 1/26 Northern Colorado W 88-66 1/28 Montana Tech (OT) W 86-83 2/1 Alaska Fairbanks W 83-54 2/2 Alaska Fairbanks W 81-64 2/5 Rocky Mountain W 73-69 2/11 at Monatan Tech W 66-63 2/14 at Denver L 68-77 2/15 at Denver L 59-72 2/22 Air Force L 72-79 2/23 Air Force W 70-63

Year-By-Year Results

@ EMC Tip Off - Billings, Mont.

1985-86 19-8 Overall, 10-4 CDC CONTINENTAL DIVIDE CONFERENCE RUNNER-UP 11/22 at Montana L 53-68 11/24 Idaho State W 78-62 11/26 at MSU-Northern L 65-77 12/3 at Carroll W 60-49 12/6 at Puget Sound L 64-91 12/7 at Seattle Pacific W 79-67 12/13 Western Montana@ W 79-64 12/14 Carroll@ (OT) W 71-69 12/17 at Montana State L 59-69 12/20 at Western Montana W 74-70 12/30 MSU-Northern W 64-50 1/3 Metro State W 81-55 1/4 Metro State W 79-55 1/10 at Alaska Anchorage L 63-67 1/11 at Alaska Anchorage W 64-57 1/13 at Alaska Fairbanks W 85-68 1/14 at Alaska Fairbanks W 85-57 1/24 Regis W 83-53 1/25 Regis W 80-51 1/27 Rocky Mountain W 77-73 1/31 at Northern Colorado L 65-73 2/1 at Northern Colorado L 71-82 2/11 at Rocky Mountain W 59-51 2/14 Denver W 71-61 2/15 Denver (OT) W 65-62 2/21 at Air Force L 73-79 2/22 at Air Force W 80-63 @ EMC Tip Off - Billings, Mont.

1986-87 18-11 Overall, 12-2 CDC CONTINENTAL DIVIDE CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS NCAA DIVISION II WEST REGIONAL QUALIFIER 11/22 Chapman L 77-80 11/24 St. Cloud State L 69-79 11/25 at Rocky Mountain W 78-63 11/29 at Montana L 45-71 12/1 at MSU-Northern L 59-69 12/2 at Carroll L 59-64 12/7 Rocky Mountain W 71-70 12/8 Western Montana W 67-52 12/15 at Western Montana W 67-52 12/17 Seattle Pacific W 71-70 12/19 at Minn. St.-Moorhead L 57-61 12/20 at North Dakota State L 59-85 12/30 MSU-Northern W 64-60 1/9 at Denver L 53-59 1/10 at Denver L 50-53 1/16 Alaska Anchorage W 86-81 1/17 Alaska Anchorage W 80-70 1/23 Air Force W 85-72

1/24 Air Force W 89-65 1/30 at Metro State W 68-61 1/31 at Metro State W 76-65 2/3 at Montana State L 61-69 2/6 at Regis W 78-54 2/7 at Regis W 80-59 2/13 Alaska Fairbanks W 86-62 2/14 Alaska Fairbanks W 76-64 2/20 Northern Colorado W 92-68 2/21 Northern Colorado W 89-68 WEST REGIONAL - Chico, Calif.

3/7 at Chcio State L 67-76 Tom Mahon (1987-89) 26-30 (46.4)%

11/20 11/21 11/28 12/1 12/4 12/5 12/7 12/11 12/14 12/15 12/18 12/19 12/30 1/2 1/9 1/10 1/22 1/23 1/25 1/26 2/5 2/6 2/12 2/13 2/19 2/20 2/26 2/27

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1987-88 16-12 Overall, 8-6 CDC MSU-Northern!

L 44-51 vs. W. Montana (OT) W 79-72 at Montana L 56-71 at Rocky Mountain W 67-47 Lewis & Clark@ W 72-52 Carroll@ W 70-48 Western Montana W 71-59 at Montana State L 52-80 at Montana Tech W 73-54 at W. Montana (OT) L 78-82 at St. Cloud State L 73-83 vs. Morningside L 56-61 Rocky Mountain W 60-52 MSU-Northern W 51-45 at N. Colorado (OT) L 78-81 at Northern Colorado W 68-58 at Alaska Anchorage L 49-72 at Alaska Anchorage L 48-58 at Alaska Fairbanks L 67-75 at Alaska Fairbanks L 53-61 Metro State W 85-52 Metro State W 79-31 Regis W 80-44 Regis W 69-47 at Air Force (OT) W 93-87 at Air Force L 68-69 Denver W 76-58 Denver W 83-61 MSU-Northern Tour. - Havre, MT EMC Tip Off - Billings, MT

11/18 11/19 11/22 11/25 11/26 11/28 12/2 12/3

1988-89 10-18 Overall, 5-9 CDC vs. Dominguez Hills! W at Cal Poly Pomona! L MSU-Northern L Grand Canyon W Grand Canyon L Carroll W Montana Tech@ W North Dakota@ L

59-45 67-75 49-66 63-60 62-72 61-55 71-53 49-58

12/14 12/16 12/30 12/31 1/3 1/6 1/7 1/13 1/14 1/21 1/22 1/27 1/28 2/3 2/4 2/6 2/7 2/14 2/17 2/19

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at Carroll L 53-61 Rocky Mountain W 85-67 at North Dakota State L 48-67 vs. Minnesota-Duluth L 60-69 at Rocky Mountain L 59-61 Northern Colorado W 62-59 Northern Colorado L 63-77 at Alaska Anchorage L 45-74 at Alaska Fairbanks L 53-59 at Denver L 57-75 at Metro State W 66-59 Air Force L 47-59 Air Force W 64-61 at Regis L 50-60 at Denver W 62-55 Alaska Fairbanks L 51-66 Alaska Anchorage L 60-69 MSU-Northern L 61-75 at Metro State L 57-70 at Regis W 54-47 Bronco Classic - Pomona, CA EMC Tip Off - Billings, MT Frank McCarthy (1989-99) 191-91 (67.7%)

11/17 11/22 11/25 12/1 12/2 12/5 12/8 12/16 12/18 12/21 12/22 1/5 1/9 1/12 1/14 1/16 1/26 1/27 2/2 2/3 2/6 2/13 2/16 2/17 2/23 2/24

1989-90 15-11 Overall, 6-6 CDC at Montana Tech L 76-82 MSU-Northern L 58-64 Mankato State W 57-43 South Dakota Satte W 78-62 South Dakota State L 64-75 Rocky Mountain W 44-36 Montana Tech W 81-68 at Bemidji State L 53-69 at North Dakota L 44-71 Cal State Stanislaus W 58-47 Cal State Stanislaus W 67-62 Carroll W 58-43 Alaska Fairbanks W 62-58 Metro State L 57-59 Metro State W 78-55 at MSU-Northern W 65-62 at Alaska Anchorage W 76-73 at Alaska Fairbanks W 62-55 at Air Force L 67-76 at Air Force L 61-76 at Rocky Mountain W 77-62 Alaska Anchorage W 103-73 at Regis L 70-78 at Regis L 56-62 at Denver W 71-66 at Denver L 65-66 1990-91 25-5 Overall, 6-0 CDC CONTINENTAL DIVIDE CHAMPIONS

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Year-By-Year Results 11/16 11/17 11/21 11/27 11/30 12/1 12/4 12/7 12/8 12/14 12/15 12/17 1/4 1/6 1/11 1/12 1/14 1/15 1/21 1/22 1/26 1/27 1/31 2/1 2/2 2/6 2/9 12/15 2/21 2/22

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at Montana Tech W 82-62 Western Montana W 69-66 at MSU-Northern W 60-52 at Rocky Mountain W 66-56 vs. CU-Colorado Spr.! W 75-34 at CSU-Pueblo!

W 65-62 at Montana State L 52-77 Sacramento State@ L 73-84 Cal Poly@ W 69-43 at Seattle W 72-48 at Seattle Pacific W 75-55 at Portland State L 56-73 MSU-Northern W 63-52 Carroll W 71-38 at Colorado Mines W 78-34 at CU-Colorado Sprg. W 84-66 at Metro State L 60-64 at Denver W 70-55 at Western Montana L 62-72 at Carroll W 71-56 at Alaska Anchorage W 73-65 at Alaska Fairbanks W 51-43 Montana Tech W 79-40 Grand Canyon W 69-43 Grand Canyon W 61-42 Rocky Mountain W 67-51 Alaska Anchorage W 69-43 Alaska Fairbanks W 78-48 at Grand Canyon W 57-41 at Grand Canyon W 74-60 S. Colorado Tour. - Pueblo, Colo.

Sacramento State Tournament.

11/22 11/23 11/29 11/30 12/1 12/6 12/7 12/11 12/13 12/22 12/30 1/2 1/7 1/9 1/11 1/15 1/17 1/18 1/22 1/31 2/5 2/8 2/13 2/15

1991-92 14-14 Overall, 2-8 Eastern New Mexico L 70-72 Eastern New Mexico W 64-61 at Western Montana W 70-58 vs. Carroll W 77-56 at Montana Tech W 69-61 vs. Champman W 70-66 at Cal Poly L 65-69 at Colorado Christian W 64-53 at Wyoming L 48-84 Portland State L 60-73 Montana Tech W 76-69 at MSU-Northern L 60-82 at Seattle Pacific L 67-82 at Seattle Pacific L 64-70 at Portland State L 55-106 Rocky Mountain (OT) W 63-61 at Grand Canyon W 61-47 at Grand Canyon W 67-58 Carroll W 80-67 Alaska Anchorage L 65-74 at Rocky Mountain W 59-49 MSU-Northern L 59-65 at Alaska Anchorage L 72-82 at Alaska Fairbanks L 63-77

2/21 2/22 2/25 2/28

11/20 11/21 12/1 12/4 12/5 12/9 12/11 12/12 12/20 1/5 1/11 1/12 1/18 1/21 1/22 1/28 1/30 2/1 2/3 2/6 2/8 2/12 2/14 2/17 2/20 2/25 2/27

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Grand Canyon Grand Canyon Alaska Fairbanks Seattle Pacific

W W L L

78-68 56-49 79-83 73-83

1992-93 18-9 Overall, 6-4 vs. UC Riverside!

L 69-70 at Cal State L.A. W 83-60 at Rocky Mountain W 78-62 vs. North Dakota St.@ L 51-82 vs. Sonoma State@ W 68-48 Western Montana W 64-57 Cal State East Bay W 62-46 Cal State East Bay W 73-48 at Montana State L 62-77 MSU-Northern W 60-59 at Montana Tech W 67-56 at Carroll W 61-55 at MSU-Northern L 49-65 at Grand Canyon L 63-71 at Grand Canyon L 76-79 Portland State W 72-58 Seattle Pacific (OT) W 68-58 Seattle Pacific W 71-61 Rocky Mountain W 67-57 at Ak. Anchorage (OT) W 67-65 at Alaska Fairbanks W 66-59 Alaska Anchorage L 53-69 Alaska Fairbanks W 78-56 Montana Tech W 78-63 Grand Canyon W 63-48 at Portland State L 64-83 at Seattle Pacific L 56-72 Los Angeles Tournament Regis Tour. - Denver, Colo.

1993-94 19-9 Overall, 7-3 PAC West PAC WEST CONFERENCE RUNNER-UP NCAA WEST REGIONAL QUALIFIER 11/19 CSU Dominguez Hills! W 61-49 11/20 vs. Pacific!

W 95-82 11/21 vs. Portland State!

L 69-85 11/23 at Sonoma State W 79-55 12/2 at Montana L 42-76 12/7 Rocky Mountain W 88-61 12/11 at Western Montana W 72-58 12/18 at Weber State W 65-64 1/2 at Denver W 66-57 1/4 at Metro State W 71-66 1/10 Montana Tech W 79-41 1/12 at Rocky Mountain W 72-67 1/18 MSU-Northern L 58-62 1/21 Grand Canyon W 74-58 1/22 Grand Canyon W 70-53 1/27 at Seattle Pacific L 71-72

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1/29 at Portland State L 52-57 2/3 Alaska Fairbanks W 81-48 2/5 Alaska Anchorage W 62-57 2/7 at MSU-Northern L 67-68 2/10 at Grand Canyon W 80-69 2/12 at Western New Mexico L 62-72 2/17 Seattle Pacific W 74-56 2/19 Portland State W 87-73 2/24 at Alaska Fairbanks W 91-55 2/26 at Ak. Anchorage (OT) L 65-67 FAR WEST PLAYOFF - Billings, Mont.

3/8 Alaska Anchorage W 76-59 WEST REGIONAL - Portland, Ore. 3/11 Portland State L 54-90

! Wildcat Classic - Chico, Calif.

1994-95 16-11 Overall, 6-4 PAC West 11/18 Western Montana!

W 65-57 11/19 Metro State W 83-74 11/23 Western Washington W 89-64 12/1 vs. Denver@ L 57-60 12/2 vs. Grand Canyon@ L 69-76 12/3 vs. Mesa State@ L 81-86 12/7 Rocky Mountain W 70-47 12/10 at Montana L 43-64 12/16 at Montana State L 55-73 12/18 Carroll W 57-52 12/20 Weber State W 69-60 12/27 vs. Ferris State# W 73-44 12/28 vs. Central Missouri# W 83-69 12/29 vs. Saginaw Valley St.# W 66-58 1/9 at Rocky Mountain L 58-62 1/11 at Montana Tech W 88-69 1/19 at Seattle Pacific L 82-85 1/21 at Portland State L 54-63 1/28 Western New Mexico W 82-79 2/2 Alaska Fairbanks W 102-51 2/4 Alaska Anchorage W 82-51 2/8 Seattle Pacific W 87-70 2/11 Portland State W 70-66 2/14 at MSU-Northern L 68-90 2/18 at Western New Mexico L 66-81 2/23 at Alaska Fairbanks W 83-58 2/25 at Alaska Anchorage L 76-78

! MUSB Classic - Billings, Mont. @ West Texas Tournament

# San Diego Tournament 1995-96 20-9 Overall, 8-2 PAC West PAC WEST CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS NCAA WEST REGIONAL QUALIFIER 11/17 vs. W. Washington!

L 70-72 11/18 vs. Grand Canyon!

W 86-66 11/19 at Chico State!

L 71-84 12/21 at Humboldt State W 87-74

Year-By-Year Results 11/26 at Montana L 46-63 12/2 at Denver W 56-52 12/4 at Metro State L 64-74 12/8 Minn. St.-Moorhead$ W 69-62 12/9 North Dakota State$ L 41-75 12/16 Rocky Mountain W 84-47 12/19 at Carroll W 87-72 12/29 vs. Jamestown% W 84-51 12/30 vs. Black Hills State% W 67-53 1/1 at Dickinson State L 55-63 1/9 at Rocky Mountain W 94-64 1/11 Montana Tech W 70-42 1/18 Portland State W 75-47 1/20 Seattle Pacific W 85-59 1/27 at W. New Mexico W 78-55 2/1 Alaska Anchorage W 82-58 2/3 Alaska Fairbanks W 85-67 2/8 at Portland State L 65-84 2/10 at Seattle Pacific W 83-72 2/17 Western New Mexico W 78-55 2/22 at Alaska Anchorage W 81-64 2/24 at Alaska Fairbanks W 73-68 WEST REGIONAL - Davis, Calif.

3/7 CSU Dominguez Hills W 67-57 3/8 Portland State L 73-83

! Wildcat Classic - Chico, Calif.

$ MSU-Bigs Domino’s Pizz Classic % SDT Tour. - Rapid City, S.D. 1996-97 18-10 Overall, 4-4 PAC West NCAA WEST REGIONAL QUALIFIER 11/15 Colorado Mines!

W 76-59 11/16 South Dakota State! W 78-72 11/22 vs. Lewis & Clark$ L 54-61 11/23 vs. Dominguez Hills$ W 58-45 11/24 at Humboldt State W 64-47 11/27 Saint Martin’s W 94-38 12/3 Rocky Mountain W 61-58 12/6 at North Dakota State% L 61-89 12/7 vs. Gardner-Webb% W 75-63 12/14 at Wyoming L 55-69 12/16 at CSU-Pueblo W 95-66 12/21 Lewis & Clark L 46-59 1/2 Dickinson State W 105-45 1/9 at Lewis & Clark L 53-71 1/11 at Central Washington W 63-57 1/16 at Alaska Anchorage W 80-60 1/18 at Alaska Fairbanks L 43-54 1/19 at Alaska Fairbanks W 60-46 1/25 Seattle Pacific W 106-76 1/29 Carroll W 73-48 2/1 Western New Mexico L 81-85 2/6 Alaska Anchorage W 102-60 2/8 Alaska Fairbanks W 89-55 2/11 at Rocky Mountain W 74-55 2/15 at Seattle Pacific L 68-104 2/17 at Saint Martin’s W 71-56

2/27 at W. New Mexico L 78-86 WEST REGIONAL - Davis, Calif.

3/6 Cal Poly Pomona L 67-69

! Yellowjacket Classic - Billings

$ Wildcat Classic - Chico, Calif. % North Dakota State Tour.

1997-98 21-7 Overall, 7-1 PAC West PAC WEST CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS NCAA WEST REGIONAL QUALIFIER 11/14 vs. Colo. Christian! W 103-48 11/15 at Colorado Mines! W 61-51 11/18 at MSU-Northern L 79-94 11/21 Central Washington$ W 70-47 11/22 Bemidji State$ W 82-42 11/25 at Carroll W 94-53 11/28 at CSU Stanislaus% W 86-39 11/29 vs. Ferris State% L 63-70 12/3 Rocky Mountain W 94-45 12/6 at South Dakota State L 82-96 12/16 at Western Montana W 82-56 12/20 at Lewis & Clark L 69-81 12/22 at Central Washington W 81-58 1/2 Carroll W 80-68 1/3 Montana State W 83-72 1/7 at Rocky Mountain L 67-78 1/9 Lewis & Clark W 62-49 1/15 Alaska Fairbanks W 80-54 1/22 at Seattle Pacific L 65-102 1/24 at Western Washington W 67-55 1/31 at W. New Mexico W 82-55 2/5 at Alaska Anchorage W 78-32 2/7 at Alaska Fairbanks W 71-65 2/12 Seattle Pacific W 95-64 2/14 Montana Tech W 97-53 2/19 Alaska Anchorage W 99-64 2/28 W. New Mexico W 103-51 WEST REGIONAL - Seattle, Wash.

3/6 UC Davis L 66-69

! CSM Tour. - Golden, Colo.

$ Yellowjacket Classic - Billings % Warrior Classic - Turlock, Calif.

1998-99 25-6 Overall, 12-2 PAC West PAC WEST PACIFIC DIVISION CHAMPIONS PAC WEST TOURNAMENT CHAMPS NCAA WEST REGIONAL CHAMPS NCAA D2 ELITE EIGHT 11/13 Montana Tech!

W 74-52 11/14 Colo. Mines!

W 60-41 11/18 at Montana L 53-77 11/24 Rocky Mountain W 103-46 11/27 at Grand Canyon$ W 78-57 11/28 vs. Emporia State$ L 77-81

12/2 at Rocky Mountain W 70-57 12/5 at W. New Mexico W 68-56 12/7 at Grand Canyon W 66-52 12/12 at Northern Colorado L 65-79 12/19 Western New Mexico W 84-39 12/21 Black Hills State W 83-62 1/1 Carroll% W 68-59 1/2 Chadron State% W 71-51 1/7 Simon Fraser W 72-62 1/9 Western Washington W 75-59 1/15 at Seattle Pacific L 63-70 1/16 at Saint Martin’s W 72-66 1/21 at Alaska Fairbanks W 69-62 1/23 at Alaska Anchorage W 73-64 1/28 Alaska Fairbanks W 78-58 1/30 Alaska Anchorage W 73-64 2/4 Lewis & Clark (OT) L 55-56 2/6 Central Washington W 71-36 2/11 at Humboldt State W 74-70 2/13 at Western Oregon W 65-60 PAC WEST TOUR. - Bellingham, WA 2/26 Alaska Fairbanks W 79-45 2/27 Western Washington W 63-59 WEST REGIONAL - Davis, Calif.

3/5 Western Washington W 70-48 3/6 UC Davis W 70-62 ELITE EIGHT - Pine Bluff, Ark. 3/17 Arkansas Tech L 56-68

! MSUB Tournment #1

$ Lopes Invite, Phoenix, Ariz. % MSUB Tournment #2 Elwin Heiny (1999-2000) 20-9 (69%) 1999-00 20-9 Overall, 13-5 NCAA WEST REGIONAL QUALIFIER 11/20 Montana Tech W 77-59 11/23 Rocky Mountain W 90-66 12/2 Alaska Anchorage L 68-76 12/4 Alaska Fairbanks W 68-49 12/8 at W. New Mexico W 86-73 12/19 vs. Nebraska-Omaha! L 68-88 12/20 vs. Northern Colorado! L 62-74 12/21 vs. Central Arkansas! L 57-66 12/31 Chadron State W 76-61 1/1 Mesa State W 70-59 1/6 Western Oregon W 84-46 1/8 Humboldt State W 88-62 1/13 at C. Washington (OT) W 79-76 1/15 at Saint Martin’s W 70-61 1/20 at Western Oregon L 62-71 1/22 at Humboldt State W 59-56 1/27 Western Washington L 59-66 1/29 Seattle Pacific W 82-67 1/31 Western New Mexico W 61-47 2/3 Central Washington W 64-45

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Year-By-Year Results

2/5 Saint Martin’s W 77-56 2/10 at Alaska Anchorage W 68-66 2/12 at AK Fairbanks (OT) W 75-74 2/19 Seattle W 106-63 2/24 at W. Washington L 54-75 2/26 at Seattle Pacific L 60-78 3/4 at Seattle W 70-58 WEST REGIONAL - Pomona, Calif.

3/9 Seattle Pacific W 79-64 3/10 Cal Poly Pomona L 63-76

! Sun Classic - Nassau, Bahamas Karyn Ridgeway (2001-03) 61-22 (73.5%)

11/22 11/24 11/25 11/30 12/2 12/8 12/9 12/15 12/30 1/4 1/6 1/11 1/13 1/18 1/20 1/25 1/27 2/1 2/3 2/8 2/10 2/15 2/17 2/22 2/24 3/1 3/3

!

2000-01 17-10 Overall, 13-9 Rocky Mountain W 60-52 vs. Florida Southern! W 66-54 at Regis!

L 61-69 at Central Washington L 63-75 at Saint Martin’s L 57-75 at W. New Mexico W 101-59 at W. New Mexico W 76-58 at Rocky Mountain W 67-56 Chadron State W 90-60 Western Washington L 64-84 Seattle Pacific W 61-52 Seattle W 75-31 Northwest Nazarene W 91-83 at Western Oregon L 52-68 at Humboldt State W 81-64 at Alaska Fairbanks L 51-56 at Alaska Anchorage L 50-69 Saint Martin’s (OT) W 66-63 Central Washington W 70-56 at W. Washington L 66-82 at Seattle Pacific L 53-71 at Northwest Nazarene L 57-70 at Seattle W 75-56 Humboldt State W 85-71 Western Oregon W 80-68 Alaska Fairbanks W 67-43 Alaska Anchorage W 66-56 Regis Tour. - Denver, Colo.

2001-02 23-5 NCAA WEST REGIONAL QUALIFIER 11/16 at CSU Dominguez Hills W 75-49 11/17 at Cal State L.A. W 71-70 11/23 Grand Canyon W 64-41 11/24 Grand Canyon W 59-39 12/1 at Seattle W 76-69 12/6 at Montana L 56-75 12/15 Northwest Nazarene W 76-67 12/20 at Alaska Anchorage W 82-54 12/21 at AK Fairbanks (OT) L 67-76

12/28 vs. W. Washington! W 65-59 12/29 vs. Pt. Loma Nazarene! W 73-50 12/31 at UC San Diego W 67-57 1/10 Rocky Mountain W 62-53 1/15 at Chadron State W 61-45 1/18 Western New Mexico W 81-54 1/19 Western New Mexico W 96-47 1/26 Montana Tech W 76-38 1/31 at Seattle W 69-56 2/1 at W. Washington L 62-75 2/6 Great Falls W 89-59 2/8 Carroll W 78-56 2/15 Ok. Panhandle State W 84-49 2/16 Ok. Panhandle State W 82-51 2/21 at St. mary’s (Texas) W 62-52 2/23 at Incarnate Word L 50-62 3/1 at W. New Mexico W 74-64 3/2 at W. New Mexico W 79-56 WEST REGIONAL - Pomona, Calif.

3/7 Sonoma State L 55-67

! Triton Classic - LaJolla, Calif.

2002-03 21-7 NCAA WEST REGIONAL QUALIFIER 11/22 UC San Diego W 75-65 11/23 UC San Diego W 62-57 11/25 at Montana L 52-68 11/29 at Saint Martin’s W 65-60 11/30 at Saint Martin’s W 63-58 12/6 at Cal State Stanislaus W 66-61 12/8 at Sonoma State L 44-63 12/14 MSU-Northern W 58-41 12/18 W. Washington (OT) W 72-71 12/20 at Northwest Nazarene W 77-69 12/27 at Western Oregon W 76-53 12/28 at Western Oregon W 62-53 1/2 vs. Seattle!

W 78-43 1/3 vs. Alaska Fairbanks! L 71-81 1/10 Carroll W 63-52 1/20 Montana Tech W 66-46 1/23 at W. New Mexico L 47-54 1/24 at W. New Mexico W 75-70 2/6 at Rocky Mountain W 72-62 2/14 at PR-Bayamon L 56-72 2/15 at PR-Rio Piedras W 70-55 2/16 at PR-Bayamon L 65-74 2/22 Western New Mexico W 75-63 2/23 Western New Mexico W 79-64 2/28 at North Greenville W 71-34 3/1 at Nova Southeastern W 72-64 WEST REGIONAL - Seattle, Wash.

3/14 Central Washington W 91-69 3/15 Seattle Pacific L 70-86

! Laie, Hawaii PR Puerto Rico

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Melissa Slone (2003-04) 16-11 (59.3%)

11/17 11/18 11/21 11/22 12/1 12/4 12/13 12/15 12/19 12/20 12/29 12/30 1/2 1/9 1/10 1/16 1/17 1/22 1/23 2/2 2/4 2/13 2/14 2/17 2/19 2/20 2/23

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2003-04 16-11 Sonoma State W 82-72 Sonoma State L 46-59 vs. C. Washington!

W 70-68 at Seattle Pacific!

L 42-66 Rocky Mountain (OT) W 60-55 at Montana L 43-80 at Wyoming L 51-62 at W. Washington L 57-66 at Alaska Anchorage W 62-54 at Alaska Fairbanks W 69-58 vs. C. Washington# L 54-78 vs. Humboldt State W 80-64 at Humboldt State W 69-58 at W. New Mexico W 69-52 at W. New Mexico L 53-59 Green Mountain W 98-49 Green Mountain W 79-31 at Saint Martin’s L 63-84 at NW Nazarene (OT) L 65-67 at Florida Southern L 55-66 at Nova Southeastern L 53-59 Converse W 91-67 Converse W 73-57 Western New Mexico W 71-61 Western New Mexico W 79-60 Western New Mexico W 80-73 MSU-Northern W 79-71 SPU Tour. - Seattle, Wash.

Triton Tour. - LaJolla, Calif.

Kevin Woodin (2004-) 189-125 (66.1%)

2004-05 21-7 NCAA WEST REGIONAL QUALIFIER 11/20 Western Washington W 88-78 11/26 Ohio Valley College W 79-55 11/27 Ohio Valley College W 78-52 11/30 at Seattle L 55-61 12/1 at Seattle W 57-36 12/10 vs. Chico State!

L 65-77 12/11 vs. Southern Oregon! W 81-58 12/17 Humboldt State W 58-44 12/18 Humboldt State W 77-45 12/20 Saint Leo W 76-59 12/21 Saint Leo W 79-44 1/3 at Northwest Nazarene W 66-65 1/6 Saint Martin’s L 50-59 1/12 Montana Tech W 85-39 1/18 Western New Mexico W 100-63 1/19 Western New Mexico W 83-71 1/22 at Central Washington L 63-81

Year-By-Year Results

1/26 Western Oregon W 65-56 1/29 at North Dakota State L 56-82 2/3 at Saint Martin’s W 53-42 2/12 North Dakota State L 77-79 2/18 Grand Canyon W 67-46 2/19 Grand Canyon W 80-77 2/22 at Western Oregon W 59-34 2/25 at Rocky Mountain W 66-44 3/3 at W. New Mexico W 55-44 3/5 at W. New Mexico W 65-50 WEST REGIONAL - Seattle, Wash.

3/11 Seattle Pacific L 47-71

! HSU Tour. - Arcata, Calif.

2005-06 18-9 Overall, 9-3 HC HEARTLAND CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS 11/18 Fort Lewis College# W 75-56 11/19 Hillsdale# L 53-66 11/25 vs. E. New Mexico! L 67-82 11/26 at West Texas A&M! L 52-87 11/28 at Okla. Panhandle St. L 56-67 12/2 at Metro State W 87-62 12/4 at Regis W 82-74 12/16 Saint Martin’s W 99-56 12/20 Abilene Christian W 65-55 1/4 Western New Mexico W 78-42 1/6 Okla. Panhandle State W 86-52 1/7 Okla. Panhandle State W 89-68 1/11 at Incarnate Word W 75-62 1/12 at Incarnate Word W 61-53 1/14 at St. Mary’s (Texas) W 70-57 1/21 at Lincoln W 78-56 1/28 St. Edwards W 78-64 2/3 Lincoln W 62-45 2/4 Lincoln W 72-42 2/10 at St. Edwards (OT) L 72-73 2/11 at. St. Edwards L 52-62 2/15 Incarnate Word W 69-63 2/17 St. Mary’s (Texas) W 85-72 2/18 St. Mary’s (Texas) W 77-70 2/24 at W. New Mexico L 65-75 2/25 at W. New Mexico L 83-87 HEARTLAND TOURNAMENT@ 3/1 Ok. Panhandle State L 71-80

# Yellowjacket Classic

! West Texas Tour. - Canyon, Texas @ Billings, Mont.

2006-07 22-10 Overall, 7-3 HC HEARTLAND CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS HEARTLAND TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONS NCAA SOUTH CENTRAL REGIONAL QUALIFIER 11/17 Western Oregon!

W 77-62

11/18 North Dakota!

L 62-71 11/28 Rocky Mountain W 85-69 11/30 at NW Missouri State L 82-95 12/2 at Missouri Western St. L 56-75 12/6 MSU-Northern W 80-67 12/9 at Saint Martin’s W 84-68 12/15 Univ. of Mary W 69-63 12/19 Abilene Christian# W 86-61 12/20 Missouri Southern# W 78-69 12/30 Ok. Panhandle State W 84-60 1/4 Texas A&M Inter.

W 82-64 1/6 St. Edwards W 76-57 1/7 St. Edwards W 78-61 1/12 at Ok. Panhandle St. L 82-85 1/13 at Ok. Panhandle St. W 73-66 1/15 at Texas-Permian Basin W 88-62 1/20 Lincoln W 73-47 1/24 St. Mary’s (Texas) W 69-67 1/27 Incarnate Word W 89-81 1/28 Incarnate Word W 66-65 2/2 at Lincoln L 62-66 2/3 at Lincoln (OT) L 71-75 2/8 at St. Mary’s (Texas) W 59-57 2/10 at Incarnate Word L 37-65 2/12 at St. Mary’s (Texas) L 48-51 2/17 Texas-Permian Basin W 97-60 2/22 at TAM-International L 66-75 2/24 at St. Edwards (OT) W 70-67 HEARTLAND TOUR. - Denton, Texas 3/2 St. Mary’s (Texas) W 67-64 3/3 Incarnate Word (OT) W 56-53 SOUTH CENTRAL REGIONAL St. Joseph, Mo. 3/9 Missouri Western State L 59-80

! Yellowjacket Classic

# Hoop N Surf - Honolulu, HI 2007-08 11-16 Overall, 8-10 GNAC 11/16 Minn. St.-Moorhead$ L 65-89 11/17 at North Dakota$ L 45-77 11/23 NW Missouri State! L 59-74 11/24 Regis!

W 82-57 12/1 at Colo. Mines W 67-55 12/5 Great Falls W 92-70 12/15 at Univ. of Mary L 67-90 12/28 at Sonoma State# L 51-66 12/29 vs. Chico State# L 59-73 1/3 at Alaska Anchorage L 66-68 1/5 at Alaska Fairbanks W 60-51 1/10 Central Washington W 58-49 1/12 Western Washington W 69-67 1/19 at Seattle W 75-66 1/24 at Seattle Pacific L 74-78 1/26 at Northwest Nazarene L 71-90 1/31 Western Oregon W 69-56 2/2 Saint Martin’s L 67-68 2/7 at W. Washington L 59-68 2/9 at C. Washington L 71-73

2/16 2/21 2/23 2/28 3/1 3/6 3/8

Seattle (OT) L 78-83 Northwest Nazarene W 83-76 Seattle Pacific L 63-82 at Saint Martin’s L 45-73 at W. Oregon (2 OT) W 80-79 Alaska Fairbanks W 73-65 Alaska Anchorage L 56-62

$ NDU Tour. - Grand Forks, N.D. ! Yellowjacket Classic # SSU Tour. - Rohnert Park, Calif.

2008-09 16-11 Overall, 8-8 GNAC CSU-Pueblo W Univ. of Mary L Colo. School of Mines W Minnesota-Crookston! W Univ. Of Mary!

L Metro State W at Hawaii Pacific W Shepherd$ (OT) W Chaminade$ W at Metro State L at CSU-Pueblo W Northwest Nazarene W Seattle Pacific L Alaska Fairbanks W Western Oregon L at C. Washington W at W. Washington L at NW Nazarene (OT) L at Seattle Pacific L Alaska Anchorage L at Saint Martin’s L at W. Oregon W Western Washington W Central Washington W Saint Martin’s W at Alaska Fairbanks W at Alaska Anchorage L

11/15 91-81 11/21 70-73 11/23 91-82 11/28 93-81 11/29 73-84 12/6 65-61 12/15 86-71 12/17 96-89 12/18 83-32 1/2 61-67 1/3 62-48 1/7 77-64 1/10 69-88 1/14 82-71 1/17 64-68 1/22 71-60 1/24 73-86 1/29 64-73 1/31 46-66 2/7 55-56 2/12 63-66 2/14 77-63 2/18 67-62 2/21 77-48 2/26 71-61 3/5 77-63 3/7 52-74

! Marauder Classic - Bismarck, ND

$ Hoop N Surf Tour. - Hawaii 2009-10 11-16 Overall, 4-12 GNAC 11/15 UC-Colorado Springs W 91-57 11/18 University of Mary W 70-53 11/21 Chadron State W 74-63 11/27 at UC-CS $ W 70-61 11/28 vs Adams State $ L 46-59 12/01 Montana Tech L 64-67 12/12 Dickinson State W 71-61 12/17 at University of Mary L 64-73 12/19 at Metro State L 64-89 12/30 Rocky Mountain W 78-58 01/03 at Chadron State W 68-41 01/07 Saint Martin’s W 72-67

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Year-By-Year Results 01/14 01/16 01/21 01/23 01/28 01/30 02/06 02/11 02/13 02/17 02/20 02/24 02/27 03/04 03/06

at Alaska Anchorage at Alaska Fairbanks at Seattle Pacific at Northwest Nazaren Western Washington Central Washington Alaska Fairbanks at Western Oregon at Saint Martin’s Seattle Pacific Northwest Nazarene Alaska Anchorage Western Oregon at W. Washington at C. Washington

L W L L L L W L L L L L W L L

63-85 67-49 52-68 60-78 49-66 64-83 61-60 48-66 56-73 47-62 47-85 63-65 69-64 43-85 60-64

$ UC-Colorado Springs Tournament 2010-11 16-12 Overall, 11-7 GNAC 11/13 Metro State-Denver L 46-49 11/19 vs.Cal St. Dominguez! W 67-37 11/20 vs. Cal St. Monterey Bay! L 47-77 11/22 at Notre Dame de Namur! W 68-42 11/29 at Chadron State L 59-73 12/02 at Simon Fraser W 66-59 12/04 at Western Washington L 70-80 12/11 Rocky Mountain W 70-67 12/18 Minot State (N.D.) W 87-57 12/29 Chadron State L 53-60 01/01 Alaska Anchorage L 59-78 01/03 Alaska Fairbanks W 90-45 01/08 at Seattle Pacific W 59-50 01/13 at Northwest Nazarene L 62-75 01/15 at Central Washington L 71-81 01/20 Western Oregon W 82-55 01/22 Saint Martin’s W 62-61 01/27 at Alaska Fairbanks W 81-60 01/29 at Alaska Anchorage L 48-62 02/05 Seattle Pacific W 54-51 02/10 Central Washington W 59-48 02/12 Northwest Nazarene W 85-78 02/17 at Saint Martin’s L 55-63 02/19 at Western Oregon W 65-57 02/22 Western Washington L 57-63 02/24 Simon Fraser W 71-58 GNAC TOURNAMENT 02/28 Saint Martin’s W 55-53 03/02 at Western Washington L 49-76 ! - Notre Dame de Namur Classic

in Belmont, CA 2011-12 18-12 Overall, 10-8 GNAC 11/12 Chadron State W 77-50 11/18 Montana-Western W 76-49 11/22 Rocky Mountain W 65-55 11/25 Minot State (N.D.)!

L 59-62

11/26 Minn. St. Moorhead! L 71-78 12/01 at Western Washington L 72-80 12/03 at Simon Fraser L 52-62 12/09 Black Hills State W 59-40 12/10 S.D. Mines & Tech W 76-66 12/15 at Hawaii Pacific W 72-69 12/16 at Chaminade W 84-76 12/18 at Hawaii - Hilo L 48-49 12/19 at BYU - Hawaii W 67-54 12/29 Saint Martin’s W 72-43 12/31 Western Oregon W 69-49 01/05 at #8AK Anchorage L 50-59 01/07 at Alaska Fairbanks W 84-58 01/12 Northwest Nazarene W 58-53 01/14 Central Washington L 59-65 01/21 at Seattle Pacific W 63-62 01/26 at Western Oregon W 57-41 01/28 at Saint Martin’s W 58-52 02/02 Alaska Fairbanks W 88-72 02/04 #8 AK Anchorage L 51-56 02/09 at Central Washington W 61-52 02/11 at Northwest Nazarene W 69-60 02/18 Seattle Pacific L 56-70 02/23 Simon Fraser L 49-50 02/25 Western Washington L 68-74 GNAC TOURNAMENT (Lacey, WA) 03/01 vs. Northwest Nazarene L 56-77 ! - Yellowjacket Women’s Basketball

Classic 2012-13 17-10 Overall, 11-7 GNAC 11/10 at Black Hills State L 63-65 11/11 at Chadron State W 79-64 11/16 at Dixie State W 74-71 11/17 vs Colorado Mesa L 47-69 11/23 DIXIE STATE! WOT 91-87 11/24 ND DE NAMUR! W 80-44 11/29 CEN. WASHINGTON W 66-59 12/1 N. NAZARENE W 69-68 12/07 S.D. MINES W 74-50 12/17 ROCKY MOUNTAIN W 74-42 01/0 at Saint Martin’s W 67-49 01/05 at Western Oregon L 65-73 01/10 UA ANCHORAGE W 78-64 01/12 UA FAIRBANKS W 73-67 01/17 at #10 Simon Fraser L 58-89 01/19 at #8 West. Washington L 76-78 01/26 SEATTLE PACIFIC W 66-56 01/31 WESTERN OREGON W 62-55 02/02 SAINT MARTIN’S W 75-41 02/07 at Alaska Fairbanks W 70-50 02/09 at Alaska Anchorage L 55-61 02/14 #9 WEST. WASHINGTON L 54-71 02/16 #8 SIMON FRASER L 55-61 02/23 at Seattle Pacific L 71-76 02/28 at Northwest Nazarene W 76-63 03/02 at Central Washington W 85-65 GNAC TOURNAMENT (LACEY, WA)

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11/25 vs. at Hawaii L 59-82 03//06 Seattle Pacific L 60-63 ! - Yellowjacket Women’s Basketball

Classic 2013-14 25-8 Overall, 15-3 GNAC 15-0 AT HOME GNAC REGULAR SEASON CHAMPIONS NCAA WEST REGIONAL RUNNER-UP AT THE SWEET SIXTEEN 11/08 vs Pittsburg State$ L 71-77

11/09 vs Univ. of Indianapolis$ L 45-87 11/10 vs Cal State East Bay$ W 77-73 11/16 Chadron W 59-55 11/22 University of Great Falls W 102-78 11/25 Rocky Mountain College W 85-58 11/27 Montana State Northern W 76-59 12/05 at Alaska Anchorage L 59-90 12/07 at Alaska Fairbanks W 83-46 12/13 Carroll College W 62-47 12/19 vs Texas Woman’s% W 78-58 12/20 vs #6 Drury% L 75-76 01/02 Simon Fraser W 81-63 01/04 Western Washington W 82-69 01/11 at Seattle Pacific

L 57-63 01/16 at Central Washington W 72-44 01/18 at Northwest Nazarene W 66-61 01/23 Saint Martin’s W 75-56 01/25 Western Oregon

W 79-57 01/30 at Western Washington W 71-63 02/01 at Simon Fraser W 76-61 02/05 South Dakota Mines W 78-39 02/08 Seattle Pacific

W 74-59 02/13 Northwest Nazarene W 90-72 02/15 Central Washington W 60-39 02/20 at Western Oregon W 77-67 02/22 at Saint Martin’s L 59-69 02/27 Alaska Fairbanks W 104-77 03/01 Alaska Anchorage W 75-72 GNAC Tournament - Lacey, WA 03/07 vs Simon Fraser L 74-85 WEST REGIONAL - Pomona, CA 03/14 vs Academy of Art W 60-59 03/15 vs Simon Fraser W 76-68 03/17 at Cal Poly Pomona L 68-75 $ Disney West Coast Tip-Off ClassicAnaheim, CA % South Point Holiday Hoops Classic, Las Vegas, Nev. 2014-15 14-14 Overall, 6-12 GNAC 11/14 11/15 11/17 11/22

at CSU - Pueblo% L 67-79 at Western State - CO% W 95-57 at Chadron State W 78-52 Rocky Mountain W 64-54

Year-By-Year Results 11/27 at Uni. of Hawaii Hilo $ W 61-41 11/28 at Chaminade Uni.$ L 89-64 12/04 #18 Alaska Anchorage L 60-76 12/06 Alaska Fairbanks W 71-61 12/13 Jamestown W 88-65 12/18 SD School of Mines& W 91-81 12/19 Montana Tech& W 67-58 01/01 at Simon Fraser L 73-74 01/03 at Western Washington L 51-100 01/10 #14 Seattle Pacific L 60-70 01/15 Central Washington L 54-75 01/17 Northwest Nazarene W 84-62 01/22 at Saint Martin’s L 54-63 01/24 Western Oregon W 59-57 01/29 Western Washington L 71-82 01/31 Simon Fraser W 79-74 02/07 at #21 Seattle Pacific L 55-64 02/12 at Northwest Nazarene L 85-86 02/14 at Central Washington W 60-41 02/19 Western Oregon L 69-71 02/21 Saint Martin’s W 60-47 02/26 at Alaska Fairbanks L 55-74 02/28 at #1 Alaska Anchorage L 64-74

2/25 at Northwest Nazarene W 74-55 2/27 at Central Washington L 55-69 GNAC TOURNAMNET- Lacey, WA 3/3 Northwest Nazarene W 70-65 3/4 Western Washington W 78-60

Championship Game 3/5 #6 Alaska Anchorage L 57-77 WEST REGIONAL - Azusa, CA 3/5 #13 Azusa Pacific L 75-83 $ GNAC/PacWest Yellowjacket Challenge - Billings, MT % Las Vegas South Point Holliday Hoops Classic - Las Vegas, NV

% CSU-Pueblo Tournament - Pueblo, CO $ Surf and Slam Classic - Honolulu, HI & Yellowjacket Women’s Basketball Classic - Billings, MT 2015-16 21-11, 15-5 GNAC NCAA WEST REGIONAL QUALIFIER 11/13 11/14 11/20 11/21 11/27 12/3 12/5 12/12 12/18 12/19 12/31 1/2 1/7 1/9 1/14 1/16 1/21 1/23 1/28 1/30 2/4 2/6 2/11 2/13 2/18 2/19

#3 Cal Baptist $ Academy of Art $ at Cal Poly Pomona

L L W at Cal State San Bernardino L Chadron State W Central Washington W Northwest Nazarene W Montana Western W #23 Quincy % L Tarleton State % W at #5 Alaska Anchorage L at Alaska W Saint Martin’s W Seattle Pacific W at Concordia (Ore.) W at Western Oregon W Western Washington W Simon Fraser W Alaska W #2 Alaska Anchorage L at Seattle Pacific L at Saint Martin’s W Western Oregon W Concorida (Ore.) W at Simon Fraser L at Western Washington W

52-72 67-69 68-51 53-76 82-67 61-51 78-68 62-60 56-68 74-62 50-70 59-55 64-49 61-50 67-61 60-37 53-47 67-62 72-46 73-85 43-52 56-52 65-48 65-45 61-63 48-46

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MONTANA STATE BILLINGS WOMEN’S BASKETBALL HONORS - through 2015-16 season AIAW All-American 1977-78 Deb Prevost 1975-76 Deb Prevost 1974-75 Deb Prevost

Daktronics NCAA DII All-American 2013-14 Bobbi Knudsen 2006-07 Michelle Lieber 1999-00 Codi Schmitz 1997-98 Megan Dickerson 1994-95 Tera Silvius 1993-94 Tera Silvius 1990-91 Shelley Altrogge 1989-90 Shelley Altrogge 1986-87 Kelli Kenyon 1984-85 Kelli Kenyon DII Bulletin All-American 2014-15 Kayleen Goggins HM 2013-14 Bobbi Knudsen 3rd 2012-13 Bobbi Knudsen HM 2008-09 Alira Carpenter HM WBCA NCAA DII All-American 2014-15 Kayleen Goggins HM 2013-14 Bobbi Knudsen HM 2012-13 Bobbi Knudsen HM 2011-12 Bobbi Knudsen HM

State Farm Coaches All-American 2008-09 Alira Carpenter HM CoSIDA Academic All-American 2008-09 Alira Carpenter 3rd 2004-05 Robyn Milne 3rd Daktronics All-West Region 2013-14 Bobbi Knudsen 1st 2012-13 Bobbi Knudsen 2nd State Farm All-Region 8 2008-09 Alira Carpenter

NCAA DII All-West Region 2011-12 Bobbi Knudsen 2008-09 Alira Carpenter 2007-08 Alira Carpenter 2004-05 Robyn Milne 2003-04 Robyn Milne 1999-00 Codi Schmitz 1998-99 Codi Schmitz Amy Winslow 1997-98 Megan Dickerson 1994-95 Tera Silvius 1993-94 Tera Silvius 1991-92 Sherry McQuinn 1990-91 Shelley Altrogge

1st 2nd 2nd 2nd 2nd 1st 2nd 2nd 1st 1st 1st 2nd 1st

1989-90 1987-88 1986-87

1984-85 1983-84

Shelley Altrogge Evonne Goroski Kelli Kenyon Evonne Goroski Kelli Kenyon Theresa O’Donnell

1st 1st 1st 2nd 1st 1st

NCAA DII All-South Central Region 2006-07 Michelle Lieber 2nd AIAW All-Region Theresa O’Donnell Deb Prevost Deb Prevost Deb Prevost Deb Prevost

1981-82 1977-78 1976-77 1975-76 1974-75

2nd 1st 1st 1st 1st

CoSIDA Academic All-District 2013-14 Bobbi Knudsen 1st 2012-13 Bobbi Knudsen 1st 2011-12 Bobbi Knudsen 1st 2008-09 Alira Carpenter 1st 2007-08 Alira Carpenter 1st 2006-07 Alira Carpenter 3rd Michelle Lieber 3rd 2005-06 Jenny Langford 2nd 2004-05 Robyn Milne 1st 2003-04 Robyn Milne 2nd 2002-03 Natalie Visger 2nd

GNAC Player of the Year (Great Northwest Athletic Conference) 2013-14 Bobbi Knudsen GNAC Defensive Player of the Year (Great Northwest Athletic Conference) 2013-14 Janiel Olson GNAC Newcomer of the Year (Great Northwest Athletic Conference) 2013-14 Chelsea Banis 2009-10 Sarah McNamee

Academic All-GNAC

2015-16

2014-15

2013-14

Alisha Breen Kasie Christensen Monica Grimsrud Janiel Olson Lexi Prevost Vanessa Stavish Marissa Van Atta Annie DePuydt Quinn Peoples Kayleen Goggins Alisha Breen Annie DePuydt Chelsea Banis Bobbi Knudsen Austin Hanser

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2012-13

2011-12

2010-11

2009-10

2008-09

2007-08

2015-16

2014-15

2013-14

2012-13

2011-12 2010-11

2009-10 2008-09

2007-08

Janiel Olson Quinn Peoples Kayleen Goggins Tenika Capouch Brandy Kumm Annie DePuydt Brooke Tolman Bobbi Knudsen Austin Hanser Janiel Olson Quinn Peoples Kayleen Goggins Ashley Reed Bobbi Knudsen

Corrie Smith Kalli Stanhope Brooke Tolman Jenny Heringer Shantell Marquis Sarah McNamee Kayla Ryan Kalli Stanhope Rachel Hansen Callie Kautzmann Kalli Stanhope Kayla Ryan Alira Carpenter Quinn Halverson Kayla McPherson Kayla Ryan Jen Smith Alira Carpenter Rachel Hansen Jen Smith All-GNAC Alisha Breen 1st Janiel Olson HM Monica Grimsrud HM Kayleen Goggins 1st Alisha Breen HM Bobbi Knudsen 1sr Janiel Olson 1st Chelsea Banis HM Kayleen Goggins HM Bobbi Knudsen 1st Kayleen Goggins HM Janiel Olson HM Bobbi Knudsen 1st Kayla Ryan 2nd Beata Bak HM Mandy Jacobs HM Kayla Ryan 2nd Alira Carpenter 1st Shantell Marquis HM Kayla Ryan HM Alira Carpenter 1st Shantell Marquis HM

Awards & Honors GNAC Conf. Coach of the Year 2013-14 Kevin Woodin 2015-16 Kevin Woodin Heartland Conf. Coach of the Year 2006-07 Kevin Woodin Heartland Conf. Freshman of the Year 2005-06 Alira Carpenter Heartland Conf. Player of the Year 2006-07 Michelle Lieber 2005-06 Michelle Lieber All-Heartland Conference 2006-07 Alira Carpenter

Michelle Lieber

Dani Henderson

Shantell Marquis 2005-06 Michelle Lieber

Tanya Petersen

Alira Carpenter

Lisa Jellum

Jenny Langford

1st 1st HM HM 1st 1st HM HM HM

ICAA* Coach of the Year *Independents Collegiate Athletic Association 2004-05 Kevin Woodin ICAA Defensive Player of the Year 2004-05 Robyn Milne All-ICAA 2004-05 Robyn Milne

Tanya Petersen

1st 2nd

Pac West Coach of the Year 1998-99 Frank McCarthy Pac West Freshman of the Year 1992-93 Brandy Hamblin Pac West Player of the Year 1999-00 Codi Schmitz 1997-98 Megan Dickerson 1993-94 Tera Silvius

2000-01

1999-00

1998-99

1997-98

All-Pac West Becky Jacobs Betsy Morrison Natalie Visger Codi Schmitz Deena Bartu Codi Schmitz Amy Winslow Megan Dickerson Tami Fleek

1996-97

1995-96

1994-95

1993-94

1992-93

Alicia Cahill Amy Winslow Megan Dickerson Tami Fleek Megan Dickerson Brandy Hamblin Tami Fleek Amy Winslow Tera Silvius Brandy Hamblin Brandy Hamblin Tera Silvius Heather Reiter Brandy Hamblin Tera Silvius Sherry McQuinn

2nd 2nd 1st 2nd 1st 1st 2nd 2nd 1st 2nd 1st 1st 2nd 1st 1st 2nd

Pac West All-Academic 2000-01 Becky Jacobs Joan Langford Kami Malnaa Betsy Morrison Natalie Visger Amber Zylawy 1999-00 Becky Jacobs Kami Malnaa Betsy Morrison 1998-99 Codi Schmitz Amy Winslow Jenni Winter 1997-98 Alicia Cahill Megan Dickerson Tami Fleek Shiloh Schwab Amy Winslow 1996-97 Alicia Cahill Megan Dickerson Amy Winslow 1994-95 Brandy Hamblin Tera Silvius 1993-94 Brandy Hamblin Tera Silvius 1992-93 Tera Silvius

2nd 2nd 2nd 1st 2nd 1st 1st 1st 1st

Shelley Altrogge Evonne Goroski Mary Anderson Evonne Goroski Kelli Kenyon Mary Anderson Angela Joyce Beth Bratton Kelli Kenyon Evonne Goroski Robyn Stewart Kelli Kenyon

1st 1st 2nd 1st 1st 2nd 2nd 1st 1st 2nd HM 1st

Continental Divide All-Academic 1990-91 Dulcy Rauch 1st

Michelle Spurr 1st

Terri Wiederrick 1st 1989-90 Dulcy Rauch 2nd

Terri Wiederrick 2nd 1988-89 Kathy Devlin 2nd

Frontier Conference Player of the Year 1977-78 Deb Prevost 1975-76 Deb Prevost 1974-75 Deb Prevost

Continental Divide Player of the Year 1990-91 Shelley Altrogge 1989-90 Shelley Altrogge 1987-88 Evonne Goroski (Co) 1986-87 Kelli Kenyon

All-Continental Divide 1991-92 Sherry McQuinn

Tracey Vermillion 1990-91 Shelley Altrogge

Michelle Spurr

1989-90 1987-88

1986-87

1985-86

1984-85

Frontier Conference Coach of the Year 1977-78 Marcia Caneff 1976-77 Marcia Caneff

Continental Divide Coach of the Year 1990-91 Frank McCarthy 1986-87 Ted Anderson

All-Frontier Conference 1981-82 Theresa O’Donnell Roxane Asay Peg Havolick 1980-81 Laura Merritt Shelley Pehlke 1979-80 Laura Merritt Lori Biegel 1978-79 Laura Sundheim Shelley Pehlke 1977-78 Joni Barber Deb Prevost Dixie Rieger 1976-77 Deb Prevost Laura Sundheim Joni Barber Joni Casterline 1975-76 Joni Barber Deb Prevost Joni Casterline 1974-75 Deb Prevost

1st 2nd 2nd 2nd 2nd 1st HM 1st HM 1st 1st 1st 1st 1st 2nd 2nd 1st 1st 2nd

1st 2nd 1st 1st

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MONTANA STATE BILLINGS WOMEN’S BASKETBALL ALL-TIME ROSTER Through 2015-16 season -AShelley Altrogge Mary Anderson Kelsey Armstrong Roxane Asay Jenny Auer Azurene Azure Beata Bak Chelsea Banis Erika Bramen Lori Brandon Beth Bratton Alisha Breen MaryJo Bremner Jessica Bratton Sue Briney Mary Buck Kerry Burrell Shirley Burton

-B-

-CAlicia Cahill Julie Campbell Tenika Capouch Alira Carpenter Joni Casterline Jaymie Cherry Kasie Christensen Julie Cobourn Susan Conroy Darcy Conway Sue Cornelius Linda Davis Colleen Day Rosie Deardorff Kylee Denham Devan Dennehy Annie DePuydt Kathy Devlin Angie Diekhans Julie Drube Nellie Durkin Marie Dyk

-D-

-ETaylor Edwards Leslie Ellis Kabri Emerson PJ Eubank Jenni Evenson -F-

Callie Kautzmann Colleen Kelly Jennie Kendall Kelli Kenyon Bobbi Knudsen Sharon Knudtson Jackie Flett 1982-83 Tricia Kopplan Sophia Forney 1982-83 Brandy Kumm Arlene Fossen 1973-74 2010-11 Rhea Frey 1986-87 -L2013-14 Lori Fries 1980-84 Mary Ann Lamb 1993-96 Kayla Frize 2002-05 Cierra Lamey 1995-97 Jenny Langford 1984-86 -GJoan Langford 2014-pres. Carol Goffena 1979-80 LeeAnn Lanning 1973-74 Kayleen Goggins 2012-15 Lisa Laslovich 2003-05 Evonne Goroski 1984-88 Jolene Lekse 1975-78 Grace Grabofsky 1977-79 Mitzie Ler 1974-76 Kristi Green 1991-92 Angela Lessard 1980-82 Monica Grimsrud 2012-13, 15-16 Michelle Lieber 1985-86 Bonnie Guenther 1982-83 Dawn Linscott Tara Gunderson 1992-93 Cyndie Lockett Alisa Lordemann 1995-99 -HKelcy Lott 1978-80 Michelle Hall 1981-84 2013-14 Quinn Halverson 2007-09 -M2005-09 Brandy Hamblin 1992-96 Kelly Maebane 1975-79 Donna Hansen 1978-79 Kami Malnaa 1989-90,92-93 Rachel Hansen 2006-10 Shantell Marquis 2015-16 Austin Hanser 2012-14 Megan Mason 1989-93 Lee Ann Hanson 1979-81 Becky Mateja 1996-97 Tiana Hanson 2016-pres. Kathy Mauland 1974-76 Kari Hart 1989-90 Mary McFaul 1974-76 Shannon Harvey 2003-06 Heather McGlothlen Peg Havlovick 1980-82 Karen McMahon Charlene Heil 1985-86 Sarah McNamee 1974-75 Dani Henderson 2006-08 Kayla McPherson 1978-90 Jessica Henigman 1999-2003 Sherry McQuinn 1976-77 Courtney Henry 2014-15 Jetton Meadors 2009-10 Jenny Heringer 2010-11 Abby Mercer 2011-12 Jennifer Horak 1993-94 Brynn Meredith 2012-15 Brina Hull 2016-pres. Laura Merritt 1985-89 Robyn Milne 1982-83 -JBerta Monroe 1988-89 Gayle Jabs 1978-80 Aimee Montes 1974-75 Becky Jacobs 1998-2002 Val Morales 2000-02 Mandy Jacobs 2007-11 Betsy Morrison Sandy Jacobson 1987-89 Jill Myhre Bonnie James 1981-82 2016-pres. Lisa Jellum 2002-06 -N1988-90 Valerie Jensen 1974-75 Fawn Nelson 2011-12 Angela Joyce 1985-87 LeAnn Neville 1981-84 Marge Noyd 1997-98 -KAmy Kappel 1984-85 Rylee Kane 2015-pres.

1989-91 1986-88 2010-11 1980-82 203-04 1992-93

Daen Fiedler Teri Filipek Gail Fisher Krista Fjelstad Tami Fleek

1983-86 1993-95 1973-76 1995-99 1994-98

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20081987-90 1997-2000 1983-87 2011-14 1979-80 1988-89 2012-14 1975-77 2016 2002-06 1999-2003 1989-92 2010-11 1977-78 1979-80 2004-06 2004-07 1981-82 1993-97 2003-04 2009-10 1993-95 1998-2002 2006-11 1994-98 1984-89 1976-77 1980-82 1994-95 1993-94 2009-11 2005-09 1990-93 2005-09 1990-92 2001-02 1979-81 2001-05 1986-88 2002-03 1980-82 1997-2001 1976-78 1991-92 1981-83 1973-76

All-Time Roster -OToni O’Connor Theresa O’Donnell Janiel Olson Peg Ostwalt

2000-01 1981-84 2012-14,16 1974-75

-VMarissa Van Atta Tracey Vermillion Natalie Visger

-WSami Walking Bear Shelley Pehlke 1978-82 Nancy Walter Quinn Peoples 2012-15 Kelli Wetstein Kay Peterson 1981-82 Colleen Wiechman Tanya Peterson 2002-06Shari Pierce Terri Wiederrick 1978-80 JoAnna Wilcox Melissa Porter 2009-10 Brenda Wilkin Tami Porter 1979-81 Colleen Winden Deb Prevost 1974-78 Amy Winslow Lexi Prevost 2015-pres. Jenni Winter Amanda Proefrock 2010-11 Gwen Wock JoAnne Wolfe -RDulcy Rauch 1989-91 -YKelley Raver 1989-83 Britta Young Tracy Raver 1989-83 Amber Zylawy Ashley Reed 2009-2013 Heather Reiter 1992-95 Brianna Reser 2015 Dixie Rieger 1976-78 Sheri Robbins 1985-89 Alyssa Rooy 2002-03 Patti Jo Rue 1980-81 -P-

-SCodi Schmitz Shiloh Schwab Darcy Schwend Sandi Schwertfeger Kim Seville Ann Shepard Tera Silvius Krystal Simonson Stephanie Simpson Jennifer Skrifvars Corie Smith Jen Smith Michelle Spurr Kalli Stanhope Vanessa Stavish Twyla Stein Robyn Stewart Tina Stoetzel Trisha Sukut Laura Sundheim

1996-2000 1993-98 1973-74 1982-86 1976-80 1995-96 1991-95 1996-97 1990-92 2003-07 2010-12 2005-09 1988-91 2008-12 2015-pres.

1985-86 1984-86 1987-89 1999-2000 1975-79

-TTeresa Teegarden Brooke Tolman Linda Tuffli Lisa Turck Schalene Tyson

1977-78 2010-13 1974-75 1995-96 1991-92

2015-pres.

1991-92 1999-2003 2004-05 1984-86 1997-98 1990-91 1987-91 1982-85 1992-94 1982-83 1995-99 1998-99 1977-79 1980-84 2015 1999-2002

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MSUB Athletics Administration

KRISTA MONTAGUE DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS/ SENIOR WOMAN ADMINISTRATOR 14TH YEAR, 4TH AS AD

DENISE WYNIA ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT 14TH YEAR

BRENT MONTAGUE DIRECTOR OF DEVELOPMENT 9TH YEAR

REBEKAH GASNER DIRECTOR OF COMPLIANCE 6TH YEAR, 1ST AS C.D.

EVAN O’KELLY DIRECTOR OF COMMUNICATIONS 3RD YEAR

BIRGITTA GRAY ASSISTANT DIRECTOR OF COMMUNICATIONS 4TH YEAR

JAMES CATLIN OPERATIONS COORDINATOR 5TH YEAR

GINA HERBERT ACCOUNTANT 9TH YEAR

TOM EBEL HEAD ATHLETIC TRAINER 5TH YEAR

LINDSAY SULLIVAN ASSISTANT ATHLETIC TRAINER 5TH YEAR

PATRICK BEHRE GRADUATE ASSISTANT ATHLETIC TRAINER 2ND YEAR

DR. SCOTT HARRIS FACULTY ATHLETIC REPRESENTATIVE

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MSUB Athletics Coaches

ALEX BALOG MEN’S SOCCER HEAD COACH

MARK BOLT XC/TRACK VOL. ASSIST. COACH

KYLE EMERICK MEN’S SOCCER VOL. ASST. COACH

STEPHEN CAVALLO THOMAS CHAMERAUD WOMEN’S SOCCER MEN’S SOCCER INTERIM HEAD COACH ASSOC. HEAD COACH

JENNY HERINGER WOMEN’S BASKETBALL

ASSISTANT COACH

RHETT HIGHTOWER GOLF ASSISTANT COACH

DAVE COPPOCK XC/TRACK HEAD COACH

JC ISAKSON MEN’S BASKETBALL GRAD. ASST. COACH

MARCUS DRANGE GOLF ASSISTANT COACH

ANICA KNISPEL TRACK GRAD. ASST. COACH

BASEBALL ASSISTANT COACH

FERNANDO PEREZ MEN’S SOCCER VOL. ASST. COACH

NICH PERTUIT STRENGTH COACH

JESSICA RAYMAN SOFTBALL HEAD COACH

GUIDO RIFFESER MEN’S SOCCER ASSISTANT COACH

BRAD SCHMIT MEN’S BASKETBALL ASSISTANT COACH

JAMIE STEVENS MEN’S BASKETBALL HEAD COACH

AARON SUTTON BASEBALL HEAD COACH

CARLY WEHLING VOLLEYBALL ASSISTANT COACH

CASEY WILLIAMS VOLLEYBALL HEAD COACH

JONATHAN WOEHL XC/TRACK ASSISTANT COACH

WOMEN’S BASKETBALL/GOLF

PARKER KRUCKENBERG

KEVIN WOODIN HEAD COACH

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