HELENA, Mont. – The 2025-26 Frontier Conference women's basketball All-Conference teams and individual award winners have been announced Thursday evening and Bismarck State senior Kennedy Stormer has been named as a First Team All-Conference selection.

In her final season of collegiate basketball, Stormer made herself known throughout the conference as the league's most effective scorer, finishing the regular season as the leader in points with 597 and points per game with 22.1, a metric that also ranks third across the entire NAIA. She also ranks third in the conference in assists per game with 3.7, third in steals with 2.2 and ninth in rebounds with 4.9.

During the final road trip of the season, Stormer reached the 1000 career point milestone. The senior leader played a crucial role in the team's 9-13 record, which got them into the Frontier Conference tournament in the Mystics' first year in the conference and first season in the NAIA.

The BSC women's basketball team will look to extend their season at the very tournament tomorrow, Feb. 27, as they take on the number-one seed, Dakota State Trojans. Their matchup from the Butte Civic Center is set for 1 p.m.


Tabor Teel of Dakota State (S.D.) was selected as the 2025-26 Frontier Conference Women's Basketball Player-of-the-Year.  She has posted numerous double-doubles this season, averaging 17.6 points and 10.6 rebounds per game prior to the postseason.  She is also second in the league with 107 assists, the most assists by a post player in the conference.

Twenty (20) athletes are listed on the 2025-26 Frontier Conference Women's Basketball All-Conference teams – 10 recipients on the First Team and 10 recipients on the Second Team.

Isabelle Heggem of Rocky Mountain (Mont.) was voted the conference 's Defensive Player-of-the-Year.  She leads the Frontier Conference with 75 total blocks and 11.7 rebounds per game (9.5 defensive rebounds per game).  Four other players are also listed on the Frontier Conference All-Defense Team.

Carroll's (Mont.) Jillian Kanduch was selected as the Frontier Conference's Freshman-of-the-Year.  Bailee Sayler of Montana Western was chosen as the Sixth Woman of the Year award. 

CC's Kenzie Allen and Providence's (Mont.) Brooke Dial shared the league's Newcomer of the Year award.

Dakota State's David Moe picked up the Frontier Conference Women's Basketball Pepsi Coach-of-the-Year award after guiding the Trojans to their first-ever league title with a 19-3 record.  DaSU also earned the league's first automatic bid to the NAIA National Tournament, which begins on March 13-14 with the First & Second Rounds.

The 2025-26 Frontier Conference Women's Basketball Postseason Tournament begins with a pair of quarterfinal rounds on Friday and Saturday, followed by the semifinal contests on Sunday, and the championship game on Monday evening at 5 p.m. (Mountain Time). 

The first three days of the postseason tournament will be live streamed via Frontier Conference's YouTube page (all women's basketball sessions start at 12 p.m. and 2:30 p.m. Mountain time).  The championship game on Monday evening will be live broadcast on SWX Local Sports.
 

2025-26 Frontier Women's Basketball Postseason Awards
Player of the Year:	Tabor Teel, Dakota State (S.D.)
Defensive Player of the Year:	Isabelle Heggem, Rocky Mountain (Mont.)
Freshman Player of the Year:	Jillian Kanduch, Carroll (Mont.)
6th Woman of the Year:	Bailee Sayler, Montana Western
Co-Newcomer of the Year:	Brooke Dial, Providence (Mont.) Kenzie Allen, Carroll (Mont.)
Pepsi Coach of the Year:	David Moe, Dakota State (S.D.)

 

2025-26 Frontier Women's Basketball First Team All-Conference
Player	School	Pos.	Year	Hometown
Tabor Teel	Dakota State (S.D.)	Forward	Senior	Colton, S.D.
Paige Wasson	Rocky Mountain (Mont.)	Guard	Sophomore	Whitewater, Mont.
Willa Albrecht	Carroll (Mont.)	Guard	R-Senior	Billings, Mont.
Hadley Humpherys	Montana Tech	Forward	Senior	Blackfoot, Idaho
Kennedy Stormer	Bismarck State (N.D.)	Guard	Senior	Mandan, N.D.
Isabelle Heggem	Rocky Mountain (Mont.)	Forward	Sophomore	Winifred, Mont.
Canzas HisBadHorse	MSU-Northern	Forward	Senior	Lame Deer, Mont.
Brooke Dial	Providence (Mont.)	Guard	Junior	Dallas, Texas
Liv Wangerin	Montana Tech	Guard/Forward	Senior	Plentywood, Mont.
Caitlin Dyer	Dakota State (S.D.)	Guard	R-Junior	Morphettville, South Australia

 

2025-26 Frontier Women's Basketball Second Team All-Conference
Player	School	Pos.	Year	Hometown
Bria Wasmund	Dakota State (S.D.)	Guard	Junior	Sibley, Iowa
Kenzie Allen	Carroll (Mont.)	Guard	Junior	Grantsville, Utah
Ciera Agasiva	MSU-Northern	Guard	Junior	Kalihi, Hawaii
Brenna Linse	Rocky Mountain (Mont.)	Forward	Senior	Billings, Mont.
Isabella Lund	Montana Western	Guard	Senior	Tumwater, Wash.
Bailee Sayler	Montana Western	Forward	Sophomore	Missoula, Mont.
Brooke Badovinac	Montana Tech	Guard/Forward	Sophomore	Butte, Mont.
Halle Haber	Montana Tech	Forward	Sophomore	Billings, Mont.
Ellie Braaten	Valley City State (N.D.)	Guard	Junior	Westhope, N.D.
Joy Beran	Bellevue (Neb.)	Forward	Sophomore	Omaha, Neb.

 

2025-26 Frontier Women's Basketball All-Defensive Team
Player	School	Pos.	Year	Hometown
Isabelle Heggem	Rocky Mountain (Mont.)	Forward	Sophomore	Winifred, Mont.
Tabor Teel	Dakota State (S.D.)	Forward	Senior	Colton, S.D.
Kenzie Allen	Carroll (Mont.)	Guard	Junior	Gransville, Utah
Caitlin Dyer	Dakota State (S.D.)	Guard	R-Junior	Morphetteville, South Australia
Brooke Badovinac	Montana Tech	Guard/Forward	Sophomore	Butte, Mont.

Check out the women's schedule for information on how to follow and watch the team.
 

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