The Montana Grizzlies claimed a share of the Big Sky regular season title for the first time since 2019 with a victory over Eastern Washington on Monday night. The game, played in front of a rowdy crowd of 3,955 fans, saw Montana come back from an early deficit to secure the win. Te’Jon Sawyer and Money Williams led the charge with 22 points each, while a crucial three-pointer from Malik Moore, assisted by Brandon Whitney, sealed the victory. Whitney also set a program record with his 436th career assist, surpassing coach Travis Decuire’s previous mark. With the win, Montana secured the number two seed in the upcoming Big Sky tournament and will face the winner of Eastern Washington and Northern Arizona on Sunday at 8 p.m. The victory marks a significant achievement for the Grizzlies and sets the stage for an exciting postseason ahead.
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