Big Sky Conference: Season 2025-26
Bsky 2025-26
Tournament Winner: University of Idaho
Bsky Final: University of Idaho - University of Montana 77-66 Idaho (Alex Pribble): Isaiah Brickner 23, Kolton Mitchell 11, Trevon Blassingame 10, Brody Rowbury 12, Jackson Rasmussen 4, Jack Payne 9, Biko Johnson 6, Seth Joba 2, Miles Klapper 0, Kristian Gonzalez 0, Tyler Linhardt 0, Titus Yearout 0, Aidan Sevilla 0, Ewan Steele 0, Jenkins Talon 0, Will Jenson 0 Standings 2025-26
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Average Height: 196.3 cm (6'5.3'')
Average Age: 21.0
 Idaho Wins First Tournament Crown Since 1990-Mar 13, 2026
The Idaho Vandals won the 2026 Big Sky Conference Men’s Basketball Tournament Championship on Wednesday evening inside Idaho Central Arena for the first time in over 35 years. The Vandals defeated reigning tournament champions Montana, who they fell to twice in the regular season, by a score of 77-66. This will be Idaho's first trip back to the NCAA Tournament since 1990. Idaho also took down No. 2 Montana State, No. 3 seed Eastern Washington and No. 8 Sacramento State and en route to the tournament crown. Montana's Money Williams (6'4''-G) was named Tournament MVP after breaking the tournament scoring record. He scored 91 total points over the course of three contests for the Grizzlies. Courtesy of bigskyconf.com Final: Montana - Idaho 66-77 Semis: Portland State - Montana 72-75 Idaho - Eastern Washington 81-68 All-Big Sky Conf. Awards 2026-Mar 14, 2026
 Terri Miller Jr, forward from the Portland State University, was selected as the Player of the Year at the NCAA Division I.
He received multiple other awards, was named to the First Team and Tournament Team.
Miller Jr previously earned a spot in the Second Team last year.
He averaged 19 points and over 5 rebounds per game in the league.
Miller Jr has totalled 13 games of 20 or more points on the year and recorded 30 or more points in 2 games.
He registered double-doubles in 4 games during the event.
Miller Jr's 31 points against the George Fox University were the most he scored in the 25 26 season.
Money Williams, guard from the University of Montana, was honored as the All-Tournament MVP of NCAA Division I.
He collected multiple other honors, was voted to the First Team and Tournament Team.
Williams previously earned the Regular Season Co-Runner-Up, Tournament Finalist back in 2024, Sixth Player of the Year, and selected to the Second Team, Tournament Team, Regular Season Co-Champion and Tournament Winner last year.
He had over 21 points and 4 assists per game that season in the league.
Williams has totalled 16 games of 20 or more points on the year and recorded 30 or more points in 7 games.
His 40 points against the University of Northern Colorado were the most he scored in the 25 26 season.
Among many awards he was selected as the All-Big Sky Conference Sixth Player of the Year in 2025.
He was also selected to the All-Big Sky Conference Second Team in 2025.
Isaiah Moses, guard from the Eastern Washington University, picked up the Newcomer of the Year at the NCAA Division I.
He was also chosen to the First Team.
Moses logged over 17 points and 5 assists per game over the season in the league.
He has totalled 4 games of 20 or more points on the year.
Moses' 28 points against the Idaho were the most he scored in the 25 26 season.
Quinn Denker, Puerto Rican guard from the University of Northern Colorado, was named to the First Team of NCAA Division II.
He was previously named the Regular Season Co-Champion and Tournament Finalist last year.
Denker's court vision was unparalleled as he secured the fifth spot in assists per game, delivering an average of over 7.
He also averaged over 20 points per game in the league.
Denker has totalled 12 games of 20 or more points on the year and registered 30 or more points in 4 games.
He notched double-doubles in 4 games at the event.
Denker's 35 points against the Idaho were the most he scored in the 25 26 season.
Among many awards he played in the final of the CCAA Tournament in 2023.
He was selected to the All-Coast Conference South Division First Team as well as the All-Defensive Team back in 2022.
Denker was selected to the All-CCAA Second Team and the All-Tournament Team back in 2023.
Jed Miller, guard from the Montana State University, earned a spot in the First Team at the NCAA Division I.
He was previously voted the Tournament Winner back in 2024 and Tournament Semifinals last year.
Miller recorded over 15 points and 6 rebounds per game that season in the league.
He has totalled 7 games of 20 or more points and registered double-doubles in 2 games on the year.
Miller's 27 points against the Weber State University were the most he scored in the 25 26 season.
He was selected as the Ventura County Star's Boys Basketball Player of the Year back in 2021.
Jaylin Henderson, guard from the Portland State University, was voted to the First Team of NCAA Division I.
He was previously named to Honorable Mention last year selection.
Henderson had over 18 points and almost 6 assists per game over the season in the league.
He has totalled 14 games of 20 or more points on the year and recorded 30 or more points in 2 games.
Henderson logged double-doubles in 3 games at the event.
His 34 points against the Weber State University were the most he scored in the 25 26 season.
He was selected as the All-Big Sky Conference Honorable Mention in 2025.
Tijan Saine, point guard from the Weber State University, was selected to the First Team at the NCAA Division I.
He averaged almost 18 points and over 4 assists per game in the league.
Saine has totalled 14 games of 20 or more points on the year.
His 29 points against the Idaho were the most he scored in the 25 26 season.
He was selected to the All-GNAC First Team in 2025.
All-Tournament MVP:  Money Williams (6'4''-G) of MontanaPlayer of the Year: Terri Miller Jr. (6'8''-F) of Portland St.Defensive Player of the Year:  Tre-Vaughn Minott (6'9''-C-2001) of Portland St.Freshman of the Year: Jackson Rasmussen (6'7''-F) of IdahoNewcomer of the Year: Isaiah Moses (6'1''-G) of EWUSixth Man of the Year: Isaiah Brickner (6'4''-G) of IdahoCoach of the Year: Jase Coburn of Portland St. All-Big Sky Conf. First Team 2026  Miller Jr.  Denker  Miller  Moses Williams  Henderson  Saine Terri Miller Jr. (6'8''-F) of Portland St. Quinn Denker (6'3''-G) of N.Colorado Jed Miller (6'2''-G) of Montana St. Isaiah Moses (6'1''-G) of EWU Money Williams (6'4''-G) of Montana Jaylin Henderson (6'3''-G) of Portland St. Tijan Saine (5'10''-PG) of Weber St.All-Big Sky Conf. Second Team 2026  Wisne  Johnson  Hamilton  Minott  Huie  McMahon Brock Wisne (6'9''-F) of N.Colorado Prophet Johnson (6'3''-G) of Sacramento St. Alton Hamilton (6'8''-F) of EWU Tre-Vaughn Minott (6'9''-C-2001) of Portland St. Kiree Huie (6'9''-F) of EWU Patrick McMahon (6'7''-G) of Montana St.All-Big Sky Conf. Honorable Mention 2026  Mitchell  King  Vartiainen  Sawyer Kolton Mitchell (6'1''-G) of Idaho Christian King (6'8''-F) of Montana St. Viljami Vartiainen (6'6''-G-2004) of Weber St. Te'Jon Sawyer (6'8''-F) of MontanaBig Sky Conf. All-Defensive Team 2026 Minott  Bloch  Otten Johnson  Davis Tre-Vaughn Minott (6'9''-C-2001) of Portland St. Zach Bloch (6'2''-G) of N.Colorado Evan Otten (6'11''-F) of Idaho St. Prophet Johnson (6'3''-G) of Sacramento St. Jeremiah Davis (6'4''-G) of Montana St.Big Sky Conf. All-Tournament Team 2026 Williams Mitchell  Rasmussen  Brickner Miller Jr. Hamilton Money Williams (6'4''-G) of Montana Kolton Mitchell (6'1''-G) of Idaho Jackson Rasmussen (6'7''-F) of Idaho Isaiah Brickner (6'4''-G) of Idaho Terri Miller Jr. (6'8''-F) of Portland St. Alton Hamilton (6'8''-F) of EWU |
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