Big Sky Conference: Season 2011-12

2010-11
2012-13

Bsky Standings
 1. Montana   15-1 (23-6) 
 2. Weber St.   14-2 (23-5) 
 3. Portland St. 8-6 (14-13) 
 4. Idaho St. 7-7 (9-18) 
 5. E.Washington 7-8 (13-15) 
 6. Montana St. 6-9 (11-16) 
 7. Sacramento St.   5-11 (10-18) 
 8. N.Colorado   4-10 (8-18) 
 9. N.Arizona   1-13 (5-22) 
Points Per Game
 Damian LILLARD
  Weber St.
  (187-G-90)
  Avg: 24.5
 1. Lillard, Weber St.24.5 
 2. Odum, Portland St.19.1 
 3. Colimon, E.Washing.16.5 
 4. Cherry, Montana16.0 
 5. McGowen, Idaho St.14.7 
 6. Bamforth, Weber S.14.5 
 7. Tapscott, Portland.14.2 
 8. Chiverton, E.Washi.13.9 
 9. Jamar, Montana13.8 
 10. Dickson, Sacramen.12.4 
Rebounds Per Game
 Chehales TAPSCOTT
  Portland.
  (195-F-90)
  Avg: 9.4
 1. Tapscott, Portland.9.4 
 2. Ederaine, E.Washin.7.3 
 3. Moreira, Idaho St.7.2 
 4. Griffin, E.Washing.7.0 
 5. Proctor, N.Colorado6.8 
 6. Mahoney, Weber St.6.2 
 7. Selvig, Montana6.1 
 8. Johnson, Montana6.0 
 9. Eberhard, Sacram.5.9 
 10. Norman, N.Arizona5.9 
Assists Per Game
 Dylan GARRITY
  Sacramen.
  (187-G-92)
  Avg: 6.9
 1. Garrity, Sacramen.6.9 
 2. Colimon, E.Washing.5.0 
 3. Saldivar, N.Arizona4.9 
 4. Lillard, Weber St.4.0 
 5. Jamar, Montana3.7 
 6. Singleton, Montana3.6 
 7. Cherry, Montana3.4 
 8. Grabau, Idaho St.3.2 
 9. Ederaine, E.Washin.3.0 
 10. Selvig, Montana2.9 
Steals Per Game
 Will CHERRY
  Montana
  (185-G-91)
  Avg: 2.6
 1. Cherry, Montana2.6 
 2. Grabau, Idaho St.1.8 
 3. Morgan, Idaho St.1.8 
 4. Tapscott, Portland.1.7 
 5. Colimon, E.Washing.1.6 
 6. Lillard, Weber St.1.5 
 7. Ederaine, E.Washin.1.3 
 8. Douglas, N.Arizona1.2 
 9. Moon, Montana St.1.2 
 10. Svihovec, N.Col.1.1 
Blocks Per Game
 Chehales TAPSCOTT
  Portland.
  (195-F-90)
  Avg: 1.4
 1. Tapscott, Portland.1.4 
 2. Selvig, Montana1.3 
 3. Fall, Montana St.1.3 
 4. Ederaine, E.Washin.1.3 
 5. Johnson, Montana1.1 
 6. Dickson, Sacramen.1.0 
 7. Mahoney, Weber St.0.8 
 8. Kusmieruk, Idaho S.0.7 
 9. Johnson, E.Washin.0.7 
 10. Griffin, E.Washin.0.7 


Montana State University wins the Big Sky Conf. Tournament 2011-2012 title (Photo: BSky)
Bsky Women 2011-2012
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Montana State University 2011-12
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Mohamed Fall
Fall
Rod Singleton
Singleton
Shawn Reid
Reid
Tre Johnson
Johnson
Xavier Johnson-Blount
Johnson-Blount
# Name CM (INCH) Pos Bo NAT
15  Fall Mohamed 203 (6'8'') F 88 Senegal
4  Singleton Rod 177 (5'10'') PG 89 USA
20  Reid Shawn 195 (6'5'') F 91 USA
24  Johnson Tre 200 (6'7'') F USA
23  Johnson-Blount Xavier 193 (6'4'') G 91 USA
33  Moon Christian 188 (6'2'') G 91 USA
21  Allou Jordan 200 (6'7'') F/C 87 Ivory Coast
40  Budinich Jeff 205 (6'9'') F 91 USA
1  Stewart Jamie 193 (6'4'') G USA
3  Dison Michael 175 (5'9'') PG 93 USA
2  Brumwell Blake 200 (6'7'') C 91 USA
12  Anderson Tor 187 (6'2'') G 91 USA
32  Davis Steven 200 (6'7'') F 90 USA
 Webb P USA
 Schwab Mitchell 193 (6'4'') F 89 USA
 Costello Andrew 203 (6'8'') C 91 USA
3  Biglow Antonio 182 (6'0'') G USA
5  Desin Danny 190 (6'3'') G 93 USA
Head Coach: Brad Huse
Coach Assistant: George Pfeifer
Coach Assistant: Temesghen Starr
Coach Assistant: Scott Carson


Grizzlies Claim Big Sky Championship - Mar 8, 2012

Wayne Tinkle and the Montana Grizzlies will represent the Big Sky Conference in the NCAA Men's Basketball Championship.
The Grizzlies rode hot shooting in the second half to beat Weber State 85-66 at Dahlberg Arena in Missoula, Mont., on Wednesday night in the championsihp game of the 2012 Big Sky Conference Tournament.
Sophomore Kareem Jamar scored 23 points with seven assists, while junior forward Mathias Ward netted 23 with eight rebounds to lead the Grizzlies to their school-record 14th straight victory.
Jamar was named the tournament MVP. He was joined on the All-Tournament team by Grizzly guard Will Cherry, Ward, Weber State guard Damian Lillard, Eastern Washington guard Cliff Colimon and Portland State guard Charles Odum.
Top-seeded Montana (25-6) beat No. 2 seed Weber State for the second time in eight days in Missoula. The Grizzlies have now won eight Big Sky Championships, tied with Weber State for the most in school history. This is UM's second title in three seasons, and the fourth in eight years.
Weber State, 24-6, was led by Lillard, who scored 29 points with 10 rebounds, seven assists, one block and one steal. Lillard moved up to seventh on the Big Sky's all-time scoring list with 1,886 points. He has scored 736 points this season, the third most in Big Sky single-season history. Weber State will wait to see if it gets a bid to the NIT. The Wildcats could also play in another postseason tournament.
Weber State came out on fire in the first half, shooting 58.3 percent from the field, and hitting 4-of-9 from 3-point range. Weber State took a 36-31
The Grizzlies played a near flawless second half, shooting 59.4 percent from the field, and hitting 8-of-12 from 3-point range.
The five Grizzly starters accounted for all 85 points. Derek Selvig scored 16 pionts. Art Steward added 10. Cherry had 13 points, six assists and three steals.

Courtesy of Big Sky Conference

Big Sky Conf. Tournament Final: Montana - Weber State 85-66
Big Sky Conf. Tournament Semifinals:
Montana - Eastern Washington 74-66
Weber State - Portland State 69-63

All-Big Sky Conf. 1st Team 2011-2012
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Damian Lillard
Lillard
Cliff Colimon
Colimon
Will Cherry
Cherry
Kareem Jamar
Jamar
Chehales Tapscott
Tapscott
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Player of the Year: Damian Lillard (6'2''-G-90) of Weber St.
All-Tournament MVP: Kareem Jamar (6'5''-G/F-92) of Montana
Defensive Player of the Year: Will Cherry (6'1''-G-91) of Montana
Freshman of the Year: Dylan Garrity (6'2''-G-92) of Sacramento St.
Newcomer of the Year: Collin Chiverton (6'6''-F-90) of E.Washington
Coach of the Year: Wayne Tinkle of Montana

1st Team
G: Cliff Colimon (6'0''-89) of E.Washington
G: Will Cherry (6'1''-91) of Montana
G/F: Kareem Jamar (6'5''-92) of Montana
F: Chehales Tapscott (6'5''-90) of Portland St.
G: Charles Odum (6'0''-90) of Portland St.
G: Damian Lillard (6'2''-90) of Weber St.

2nd Team
G: Chase Grabau (6'5'') of Idaho St.
G: Kenny McGowen (6'0'') of Idaho St.
F: Derek Selvig (7'0''-89) of Montana
F: Art Steward (6'4''-88) of Montana
G/F: Scott Bamforth (6'2''-89) of Weber St.

Honorable Mention
Collin Chiverton (6'6''-F-90) of E.Washington
Shawn Reid (6'5''-F-91) of Montana St.
Mike Proctor (6'8''-F/C) of N.Colorado
Dylan Garrity (6'2''-G-92) of Sacramento St.
Kyle Tresnak (6'10''-C-92) of Weber St.

All-Tournament Team
Kareem Jamar (6'5''-G/F-92) of Montana
Will Cherry (6'1''-G-91) of Montana
Mathias Ward (6'7''-F-90) of Montana
Damian Lillard (6'2''-G-90) of Weber St.
Charles Odum (6'0''-G-90) of Portland St.
Cliff Colimon (6'0''-G-89) of E.Washington