WBK: Carroll Saints advance in Frontier Conference Tournament
March 2, 2025 GREAT FALLS, Mont. - In a pivotal first round of the Frontier Conference Women's Basketball Tournament, the Carroll College Saints clinched a victory over Montana Western Bulldogs with a final score of 58-49 at the Pacific Steel & Recycling Arena. The Saints, who entered the tournament as the third seed, will now prepare to face the No. 2 Seed Providence Argos in the semifinal round on Monday (March 3). The Saints, led by coach Rachelle Sayers, showcased a robust team performance. Addi Ekstrom led the scoring with 15 points, closely followed by Willa Albrecht with 13 points and Kyndall Keller who added 10 points. Their combined efforts were crucial in building the lead that Carroll maintained throughout the game. The first half concluded with the Saints leading 27-22, setting a competitive tone for the remainder of the contest. Sixth-seeded Montana Western, despite a challenging season, put up a strong fight. Isabella Lund was the game's top scorer with 17 points for the Bulldogs, while Trinidie Nichols added a significant 14 points and showcased her all-around skills with six rebounds and two blocks. However, their efforts were not enough to secure a win against the formidable Saints. Supporting their scorers, the Saints also saw key contributions from players like Maddy Moy, who not only scored but also added six rebounds and three assists, demonstrating the depth of talent that Carroll brings to the court. This depth proved vital in outlasting their opponents in key moments of the game. As the Saints proceed to the semifinals against the Providence Argos, they carry forward not just a win, but a display of team strength and tactical gameplay under Sayers' guidance. The stakes will be higher and the competition tougher, promising an exciting continuation of the Frontier Conference Tournament.
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