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• • First Round
  
  (10) Weber St. (2-16, 6-24) 52-63 vs. (9) Northern Colorado (5-13, 12-17)
  
  (8) Idaho St. (6-12, 11-18) 58-73 vs. (7) Portland St. (8-10, 13-15)
  
  
  • Quarterfinals
  
  (9) Northern Colorado (6-13, 13-17) 48-64 vs. (1) Northern Arizona (13-5, 19-12)
  
  (7) Portland St. (9-10, 14-15) 77-65 vs. (2) Montana St. (13-5, 20-10)
  
  (5) Montana (10-8, 14-15) 64-72 vs. (4) Eastern Washington (11-7, 18-10)
  
  (6) Idaho (9-9, 13-16) 58-73 vs. (3) Sacramento St. (13-5, 22-7)
  
  
  • Semifinals
  
  (4) Eastern Washington (12-7, 19-10) 57-74 vs. (1) Northern Arizona (14-5, 20-12)
  
  (7) Portland St. (10-10, 15-15) 42-60 vs. (3) Sacramento St. (14-5, 23-7)
  
  
  • Championship
  
  (3) Sacramento St. (15-5, 24-7) vs. (1) Northern Arizona (15-5, 21-12) - Wednesday, March 8, 3:00 PM MST on ESPNU
  
  
  • • (entire tournament at Idaho Central Arena in Boise, ID)

• SAC 76-63 NAU; Jordan Olivares, the lone holdover from the Harkleroad regime, scored a game-high and career-high 26 points
  _________________ Olivares scored in double figures in 3 of Sac's last 5 games after not scoring in double figures once previously over the last two seasons
  _________________ The Lumberjacks went 1/14 in the decisive second quarter
  _________________ The Hornets won by double digits even though Dean & Natabou had their lowest combined scoring total of the season (24 pts.)
  _________________ Sac had 0 bench points for the second-straight game
  _________________ Regan Schenck had 12 points in her final Big Sky game, but she went 4/17 from the field (2/12 inside the arc)

• • First Round
  
  (10) Weber St. (2-16, 6-24) 52-63 vs. (9) Northern Colorado (5-13, 12-17)
  
  (8) Idaho St. (6-12, 11-18) 58-73 vs. (7) Portland St. (8-10, 13-15)
  
  
  • Quarterfinals
  
  (9) Northern Colorado (6-13, 13-17) 48-64 vs. (1) Northern Arizona (13-5, 19-12)
  
  (7) Portland St. (9-10, 14-15) 77-65 vs. (2) Montana St. (13-5, 20-10)
  
  (5) Montana (10-8, 14-15) 64-72 vs. (4) Eastern Washington (11-7, 18-10)
  
  (6) Idaho (9-9, 13-16) 58-73 vs. (3) Sacramento St. (13-5, 22-7)
  
  
  • Semifinals
  
  (4) Eastern Washington (12-7, 19-10) 57-74 vs. (1) Northern Arizona (14-5, 20-12)
  
  (7) Portland St. (10-10, 15-15) 42-60 vs. (3) Sacramento St. (14-5, 23-7)
  
  
  • Championship
  
  (3) Sacramento St. (15-5, 24-7) 76-63 vs. (1) Northern Arizona (15-5, 21-12)
  
  
  
  • (entire tournament at Idaho Central Arena in Boise, ID)
  
  
  
  
  All-Tournament Team
  
  
  Jamie Loera (EWU)
  Esmeralda Morales (PSU)
  Regan Schenck (NAU)
  Nyah Moran (NAU)
  Isnelle Natabou (SAC)
  
  MVP - Kahlaijah Dean (SAC)

Mvemjsunpx wrote: ↑Wed Mar 08, 2023 6:53 pm

• SAC 76-63 NAU; Jordan Olivares, the lone holdover from the Harkleroad regime, scored a game-high and career-high 26 points
  _________________ Olivares scored in double figures in 3 of Sac's last 5 games after not scoring in double figures once previously over the last two seasons
  _________________ The Lumberjacks went 1/14 in the decisive second quarter
  _________________ The Hornets won by double digits even though Dean & Natabou had their lowest combined scoring total of the season (24 pts.)
  _________________ Sac had 0 bench points for the second-straight game
  _________________ Regan Schenck had 12 points in her final Big Sky game, but she went 4/17 from the field (2/12 inside the arc)

SDHornet wrote: ↑Fri Mar 03, 2023 4:36 am Hornets have the pieces to win it all in Boise. The women's side of the tournament should be a fun one to watch.