Esmeralda Morales returns as a graduate assistant
Former Big Sky MVP Esmeralda Morales returned to Montana State to begin her coaching career. Morales helped the Bobcats win regular-season and tournament titles during her 2024–25 season as a player.
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Former Big Sky MVP Esmeralda Morales returned to Montana State to begin her coaching career. Morales helped the Bobcats win regular-season and tournament titles during her 2024–25 season as a player.
Montana State's new schedule includes home meetings with Long Beach State, Cal Poly and North Dakota. Matt Logie designed the nonconference slate to provide varied tests before Big Sky play.
Montana State extended Matt Logie's contract through the 2029–30 season. The agreement follows an 18-win campaign and second-place Big Sky finish, the strongest results of his first three seasons.
Montana State announced 14 home games and 20 Big Sky contests for 2026–27. Ten returning players join four newcomers as Tricia Binford prepares for her 22nd season.
The Bobcats earned the Big Sky Team Academic Champion award for a second straight year. Their 3.76 team grade-point average also placed Montana State 11th on the national WBCA academic list.
Montana State added Kenny Love after four years leading Whitworth's women's team. Zach Payne and Sam Scholl became associate head coaches, while Shamrock Campbell moved into an assistant coaching role.