Though the Big Sky Conference couldn’t avoid kicking off conference play on New Years Day, it was at least kind enough to give fans time to sleep off the night before and still make it to first tip.
Awaiting the University of Northern Colorado Women’s basketball team at 6 p.m. Thursday at Bank of Colorado Arena will be the defending Big Sky champions, Montana State, who finished 30-4 last season, including a Big Sky Conference Tournament win over UNC that ended the Bears’ season.
This year’s UNC team kicks off conference play with a 9-4 record — the team’s best nonconference mark in coach Kristen Mattio’s five years at the helm — including a 5-1 record at Bank of Colorado Arena.
The Bears’ season has been highlighted by wins over DePaul, of the Big East Conference and UC Davis, which was picked to finish third in the Big West Conference.
Sophomore guard Neenah George is pacing UNC with 13.9 points per game. Junior forward Tatum West is close behind, averaging 11.2 points and pulling down 8.8 rebounds per contest.
While the Bobcats (7-4) have already matched their loss total from last season, they have also picked up wins over CU (who beat UNC 79-62 on Dec. 16) and Hawaii, who was picked to win the Big West.
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