Montana State (W)

Montana State (W)

Leagues Played
WNCAAB 276
Links
Wikipedia
Related Teams
Montana State Montana State Women

Fixtures

WNCAAB 12/14 20:00 - Oregon (W) vs Montana State (W) - View
WNCAAB 12/20 03:00 - Oregon State (W) vs Montana State (W) - View
WNCAAB 12/21 01:30 - Hawaii Women vs Montana State (W) - View
WNCAAB 01/02 01:00 - Northern Colorado (W) vs Montana State (W) - View
WNCAAB 01/03 21:00 - Northern Arizona Women vs Montana State (W) - View
WNCAAB 01/09 02:00 - Montana State (W) vs Eastern Washington Women - View

Results

WNCAAB 12/07 01:00 - [319] North Dakota Women v Montana State (W) [1] W 57-99
WNCAAB 12/04 01:00 - North Dakota State (W) v Montana State (W) L 90-65
WNCAAB 11/30 20:00 - Colorado (W) v Montana State (W) W 70-71
WNCAAB 11/25 00:00 - Troy (W) v Montana State (W) L 74-60
WNCAAB 11/19 02:00 - [103] UNLV (W) v Montana State (W) [1] W 81-94
WNCAAB 11/10 18:00 - Montana State (W) v Minot State Women W 76-37
WNCAAB 11/08 02:00 - [150] Montana State (W) v Portland (W) [1] W 86-72
WNCAAB 11/05 02:00 - Montana State (W) v Carroll College FS Women W 93-41
WNCAAB 03/21 21:30 122 Montana State Women v Ohio State Women L 51-71
WNCAAB 03/12 21:00 1 [5] Montana Women v Montana State Women [1] W 57-58
WNCAAB 03/11 18:00 2 [5] Idaho State Women v Montana State Women [1] W 42-75
WNCAAB 03/09 18:00 124 [9] Northern Colorado Women v Montana State Women [1] W 60-92

The Montana State Bobcats women's basketball team represents Montana State University, located in Bozeman, Montana. The school's team currently competes in the Big Sky Conference. They play their home games at Worthington Arena. The Bobcats are currently coached by Tricia Binford, who has served as the team's head coach since 2005 and is the winningest coach in team history.

History

Montana State launched it's women's basketball program in 1976 under coach Susan Miller, with the team losing its inaugural game to Flathead Community College. The Bobcats joined the Northwest Basketball League in 1978 before transferring to the Mountain West Conference in 1982. In 1988, Montana State made its first postseason appearance, being selected for the Women's National Invitation Tournament and finishing last in the eight-team bracket. Ahead of the 1988-89 season, the team transferred to the Big Sky Conference.

In 1993, the Bobcats earned their first berth to the NCAA Tournament under head coach Judy Spoelstra, with the season also marking the team's first Big Sky Tournament Championship. In 1999, former Bobcats stand-out Cass Bauer-Bilodeau became the first Montana State player to join the WNBA, signing with the Charlotte Sting.

In 2005, the team hired Tricia Binford, a former WNBA player and then-assistant at Utah State. After a 3−23 record in her first season, Binford has led the Bobcats to two more NCAA appearances and has not posted a losing record since 2007.

Montana State Women's Basketball Team is a competitive and talented program representing Montana State University. Known for their strong teamwork, strategic play, and dedication, the team competes at the collegiate level, showcasing the skills and determination of student-athletes from the region. With a focus on both athletic excellence and academic achievement, Montana State (W) strives to excel in conference play and beyond, fostering a passionate community of fans and supporters.