MONTANA GRIZZLIES WOMEN'S BASKETBALL

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PROGRAM OVERVIEW

Nestled in the Mission Valley of western Montana, the University of Montana women's basketball program competes at an 11,064-student institution founded in 1893, bringing NCAA Division I athletics to Missoula through the Big Sky Conference. Head coach Nate Harris leads a 15-player roster through winter competition in Dahlberg Arena, where the Grizzlies posted a 3-7 home record this season. Montana's 7-17 overall record reflects struggles both on campus and the road with identical 4-10 away performance, though the team maintained a 4-6 conference mark that positioned them in competitive Big Sky play.

The Grizzlies are averaging 62.6 points per game while allowing opponents 72.1 points nightly, a 9.5-point deficit that defines their defensive challenges. Harris's squad faces the typical mid-major hurdles of roster depth and travel demands across a geographically sprawling conference, with road contests presenting particular difficulty. Building toward future competitiveness requires addressing scoring efficiency and perimeter consistency while retaining roster continuity through Harris's coaching tenure.

KEY FACTS

SchoolUniversity of Montana
SportWomen's Basketball
ConferenceBig Sky Conference
DivisionD1-FCS
LocationMissoula, Montana
VenueDahlberg Arena
Head CoachNate Harris

ROSTER (2025-26)

#NamePos
22Ava CossetteG
14Lauren DickG
1Macy DonarskiG
20Rae EhrmanG
5Kennedy GilletteG
24Maggie HutkaF
2Mack KonigG
23Jocelyn LandF
12Chloe LarsenG
33Adria LincolnG
34Alex PirogF
11Aby ShubertG
3Draya WackerG
10Avery WaddingtonG
0Zoey WashingtonG

SEASON RECORD

9-22

Overall

3-10

Home

6-12

Away

6-9

Conference

62.1 PPG / 71.5 Opp PPG

SCHEDULE (2025-26)

DateOpponentResult
Nov 5Seattle Pacific FalconsW 81-44
Nov 8Oregon DucksL 47-90
Nov 11Washington HuskiesL 56-87
Nov 16South Dakota State JackrabbitsL 71-95
Nov 20BYU CougarsL 69-70
Nov 29Utah UtesL 38-78
Dec 4North Dakota Fighting HawksW 86-56
Dec 7St. Thomas-Minnesota TommiesL 65-81
Dec 16Houston CougarsL 54-60
Dec 19Abilene Christian WildcatsL 48-60
Dec 20Tarleton State TexansW 90-85
Jan 2Northern Arizona LumberjacksL 72-81
Jan 3Northern Colorado BearsL 58-77
Jan 9Idaho VandalsL 50-67
Jan 10Eastern Washington EaglesL 58-65
Jan 17Montana State BobcatsL 44-82
Jan 19Northern Arizona LumberjacksW 76-72
Jan 23Weber State WildcatsW 51-50
Jan 24Idaho State BengalsW 70-67
Jan 30Portland State VikingsW 69-63
Jan 31Sacramento State HornetsL 57-64
Feb 6Eastern Washington EaglesL 72-76
Feb 7Idaho VandalsL 65-89
Feb 14Montana State BobcatsL 55-72
Feb 20Idaho State BengalsL 54-71
Feb 21Weber State WildcatsL 79-86
Feb 27Sacramento State HornetsL 57-75
Feb 28Portland State VikingsW 55-53
Mar 3Northern Colorado BearsL 59-61
Mar 7Northern Arizona LumberjacksW 61-60
Mar 8Montana State BobcatsL 57-78

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

What conference does Montana Women's Basketball compete in?
Montana Grizzlies Women's Basketball competes in the Big Sky Conference conference at the NCAA D1-FCS level.
Where does Montana play women's basketball home games?
Montana Women's Basketball plays home games at Dahlberg Arena in Missoula, MT.
Who is the head coach of Montana Women's Basketball?
The head coach of Montana Grizzlies Women's Basketball is Nate Harris.
When was Montana Women's Basketball program established?
The establishment date for Montana Women's Basketball is not currently available.