The University of Montana women’s basketball team secured a strong home win against Idaho State despite the absence of head coach Brian Holsinger. Holsinger stepped away from the team without giving a specific reason, leaving acting head coach Nate Harris in charge. Under Harris’ leadership, the Lady Griz performed well and secured a comfortable victory in front of 2,638 fans.
Montana’s strong offensive performance, shooting 52.6% from the field, led to their victory, with seven players scoring eight or more points. The team’s improved performance has coincided with Harris taking over coaching duties, with the Lady Griz now standing at 3-3 in league play and 7-10 overall.
Harris emphasized the team effort and praised the players for their hard work on both ends of the court. The Lady Griz have shown improvement defensively and offensively since Harris began coaching, with a more confident and efficient playing style. Despite the absence of Holsinger, the team has found success under Harris’ guidance.
Moving forward, the Lady Griz will face tougher competition, with games against Idaho and Montana State approaching. Harris, a Montana native, expressed gratitude for the support from the community and emphasized the team’s focus on continued improvement and success. Montana’s recent victories showcase a team that is on an upward trajectory, finding their stride under new leadership.
Note: The image is for illustrative purposes only and is not the original image associated with the presented article. Due to copyright reasons, we are unable to use the original images. However, you can still enjoy the accurate and up-to-date content and information provided.
