The Montana Grizzlies are headed to the NCAA Tournament for the 13th time, including the third time under head coach Travis DeCuire, after a 91-83 win over. 

The Griz shot 65.2 percent and saw four players score in double figures to advance to the Big Dance for 1st time since 2019.

DeCuire, Joe Pridgen (left) and Brandon Whitney addressed the media after the victory.

Montana State beat Montana 58-57 on a Marah Dykstra buzzer-beat to advance to the NCAA Tournament. 

The No. 1 seeded Bobcats are now 30-3 and headed to the Big Dance for the third time under head coach Tricia Binford.

Montana was the No. 6 seed entering the tournament and upset No. 3 Idaho and No. 2 Northern Arizona on the way to the title game. 

Binford, senior Esmeralda Morales and junior Marah Dykstra along with Montana interim head coach Nate Harris & seniors Dani Bartsch and MJ Bruno addressed the media following the game. 

The Montana Griz won for the 12th out of 13 games and for the 24th time this year to move into the Big Sky Tourney final with a 78-55 win over Idaho.

Montana advances to the 6th Big Sky Tourament championship game under head coach Travis DeCuire. UM plays Northern Colorado Saturday night at 9:30 p.m. 

DeCuire along with guards Austin Patterson (left) and Kai Johnson (right) addressed the media following the win. 

Idaho upset Portland State on Monday night. UI head coach Alex Pribble and Julius Mims adressed the media following the loss.

Montana State had its 10-game Big Sky Conference Tournament winning streak snapped as Northern Colorado posted a 72-45 win Tuesday

No. 1 Northern Colorado will take on the winner of No. 2 Montana and No. 6 Idaho on Wednesday night.

UNC head coach Steve Smiley along with Langston Reynolds (center) and Brock Wisne addressed media following the win.

Montana State lost its first Big Sky Tournament game since March of 2021. Matt Logie, Jed Miller and Bryce Zaphir addressed media following the loss. 

The Lady Griz pulled their second upset in as many days, outlasting Northern Arizona 71-67 to move into the Big Sky Tournament title game for the first time since 2015.

No. 6 Lady Griz will take on rival Montana State, the tournament's top seed, Wednesday at 3 p.m. 

Montana interim head coach Nate Harris, senior Dani Bartsch and junior Mack Konig addressed the media after the win.

Northern Arizona won a program-record 26 games this season. Head coach Loree Payne + Sophie Glancey & Nyah Moran after the loss

Montana State won its 19th Big Sky Conference game and 29th overall by blasting Idaho State 75-42 to advance to the league tournament title game. 

The No. 1 Bobcats await the winner of No. 2 Northern Arizona and No. 6 Montana for Wednesday's final.

MSU head coach Tricia Binford, sophomore Izzy Bunyan and senior Esmeralda Morales addressed the media following the victory.

Idaho State head coach Seton Sobolewski along with juniors Tasia Jordan and Kacey Spink following the loss. 

Montana State won its 10th straight Big Sky Conference Tournament game by drilling Idaho State 80-60.

The Bobcats advance to play No. 1 Northern Colorado. The Bears swept the Bobcats during the regular season. 

MSU head coach Matt Logie, senior Tyler Patterson and junior Patrick McMahon addressed the media following the game. 

Montana head coach Nate Harris along with junior point guard Mack Konig and freshman forward Avery Waddington addressed the media following UM's 65-54 win over Idaho. 

Idaho head coach Arthur Moreira along with seniors Olivia Nelson and Jennifer Aadland also addressed the media following the loss. 

Jackson Wagner, a proud Anaconda Copperhead alum and four-sport star and state champion golfer for his alma mater, is exactly where he wants to be. The Sports Information Director at Montana, he dreamed of working in sports media since he found his passion with the written word. 

From the day he stepped foot on the UM campus in search of a journalism degree, Jackson has worked either in sports information or at the Kaimin, working tirelessly to hone his craft. Now, Wagner is the SID for men's basketball, volleyball, cross country and track and field - and loving every minute of it. 

Ryan Tootell joins Colter Nuanez to break down Montana men's hoops winning a share of the Big Sky Conference men's basketball championship and what it means for Travis DeCuire's revived trajectory as a head coach.