Friday, March 6 | 12 p.m. | Municipal Auditorium  | Kansas City, Mo.
No. 5 Northwest Missouri State vs. No. 4 Missouri Southern
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Bearcat Gatherings
Hosted by the Northwest Missouri State University Alumni Association, The Quaff Bar & Grill, 1010 Broadway Blvd, is where Bearcat fans will gather for pre and post-game events. On Friday, March 6, the gathering will be held from 10:30-11:30 a.m. prior to the women's game. These events are free to Northwest fans of all ages. Complimentary chips and salsa and a cash bar will be available.  

THIS WEEK'S ACTION
The Northwest Missouri State University women's basketball squad will compete in the 2026 MIAA Tournament set for March 4-8 at Municipal Auditorium in Kansas City, Mo.
    Northwest is the No. 5 seed in the field and will take on No. 4 seed Missouri Southern Friday at noon. The winner of the Northwest-Missouri Southern game will advance to Saturday's first semifinal set for noon.
    The MIAA Championship game is Sunday at 1 p.m.

31ST MIAA TOURNAMENT
APPEARANCE FOR THE 'CATS
Northwest will be making its 31st MIAA Tournament appearance. The Bearcats are 18-27 overall in MIAA Tournament play.
    Northwest has captured three MIAA Tournament titles - 2004, 2008, 2011. Northwest also reached the first title game in 1983 to give the Bearcats four championship game appearances.

BEARCATS IN MIAA TOURNEY
All-Time - MIAA Tournament
Overall - 18-27
First Round - 3-3
Quarterfinals - 8-13
Semifinals - 4-10
Championships - 3-1
Overtime Games - 1-1

Northwest Record When Seeded:
No. 1 - 3-0
No. 2 - 1-2
No. 3 - 5-5
No. 4 - 2-3
No. 5 - 4-1
No. 6 - 0-5
No. 7 - 0-4
No. 8 - 1-4
No. 9 - 1-1
No. 10 - 1-1
No. 11 - 0-0
No. 12 - 0-1

Northwest Record Against:
Central Missouri - 1-7
Central Oklahoma - 1-1
Emporia State - 2-2
Fort Hays State - 0-1
Missouri Southern - 3-3
Missouri Western - 0-1
Nebraska-Kearney - 1-2
Newman - 1-0
Northeastern State - 0-1
Pittsburg State - 2-0
Washburn - 2-4
Former Members - 5-5

MEYER'S MARK IN THE TOURN.
Bearcat head coach Austin Meyer is 3-5 in MIAA Tournament action.

NORTHWEST VS. MISSOURI SOUTHERN
Northwest scored a 65-60 win at Missouri Southern in the only matchup this season.
    Missouri Southern holds a 38-32 lead in the all-time series with Northwest. Northwest has won four of the last five meetings.
    Missouri Southern scored a 59-50 victory over Northwest in a first-round matchup at the 2025 MIAA Tournament.

Northwest's Results vs. Missouri Southern MIAA Matchups
L, 78-64 - Quarterfinals (March 3, 1992)
L, 67-64 - Quarterfinals (March 2, 1993)
W, 77-54 - Quarterfinals (March 2, 2007)
W, 74-66 (OT) - Quarterfinals (March 6, 2008)
W, 77-72 - First Round (March 5, 2013)
L, 59-50 - First Round (March 5, 2025)

ANOTHER LONG WIN STREAK
Northwest has put together winning streaks this year of eight games and seven games.
    They are the longest win streaks for the Bearcats since an 11-game win streak in the 2010-11 season. The Bearcats won 11 consecutive games in the 2010-11 season (Dec. 8, 2010 - Jan. 26, 2011).
    The school record for consecutive wins is 20 in a row to begin the 1983-84 season (Nov. 18, 1983 - Feb. 1, 1984).

MAAS NAMED MIAA DEFENSIVE POY
Northwest Missouri State University sophomore forward Sadie Maas has been named the MIAA's Women's Basketball Defensive Player of the Year.
    Maas (Waukee, Iowa) ranks No. 2 in the MIAA in blocked shots (72) and No. 4 in the league in total rebounds (240). Maas produced five double-doubles and a triple-double this year. She had a 17-point, 18-rebound, 11-block effort at Missouri Southern to highlight her season.
    She is only the second Bearcat to take home the MIAA Defensive Player of the Year award. Kyla Roehrig was named the league's top defensive player in the 2010-11 season.

Northwest's MIAA Defensive Players of the Year
2011 - Kyla Roehrig
2026 - Sadie Maas
SADIE NAMED TO ALL DEFENSIVE TEAM
Sadie Maas was also tabbed as a member of the MIAA's All-Defensive Team. She was also named an honorable mention all-MIAA selection. Maas collected nine games of 10 or more rebounds. She blocked at least one shot in 28 of 29 games played.

Northwest's MIAA All-Defensive Team Picks
2011 - Kyla Roehrig
2023 - Jayna Green
2024 - Jayna Green
2026 - Sadie Maas

MAAS, BIRMINGHAM SECURE HONORABLE MENTION ALL-MIAA HONORS
Northwest sophomore Sadie Maas and freshman Bailey Birmingham were named honorable mention all-MIAA.
    Birmingham gained honorable mention all-MIAA status. Birmingham led the Bearcats in scoring at 12.1 points per game. She knocked down a team-best 67 three-pointers, which ranks second in the MIAA. Birmingham tops the MIAA in three-point field goal percentage (37.2%). She scored in double figures in 18 games, including a season-high 25 points against Arkansas-Fort Smith (Feb. 21).

STANLEY AS A STARTER
Head coach Austin Meyer inserted Brooklyn Stanley into the starting lineup Jan. 31 against Missouri Western and the Bearcats have gone 8-1.
    Stanley is averaging 9.3 points per game since becoming a starter. She has produced five double-figure scoring games, including a pair of career-high 15 points games vs. nationally-ranked Pittsburg State and Emporia State.

BAILEY BRINGS IT FROM DEEP
Freshman Bailey Birmingham leads the MIAA in three-point field goal shooting percentage (.372). She ranks No. 2 in the MIAA in three-pointers made (67).
    She ranks tied for No. 28 in the nation in three-pointers made and No. 39 in the country in three-point field goal percentage.
    Birmingham has made at least one three-pointers in 23 of the 26 games she has played. She has made two more three-pointers in 19 contests. Birmingham buried a season-high six three-pointers and scored 25 points against Arkansas-Fort Smith.

MIAA 3-Point FGs Made Leaders
1. Mia Morel (Missouri Western)    71
1. Bailey Birmingham (Northwest Mo. St.)    67
3. Grace Gilpin (Emporia St.)        65
4. Alexis Martin (Newman)        57
5. Malgorzata Byczkowska (UNK)    54

MIAA 3-Point FG Percentage Leaders
1. Bailey Birmingham (Northwest Mo. St.)    .372
2. Mia Morel (Missouri Western)    .362
3. Malgorzata Byczkowska (UNK)    .346
4. Alexis Martin (Newman)        .337
5. Grace Gilpin (Emporia St.)        .335

FIVE CONSECUTIVE .500 OR BETTER YEARS
Northwest has produced five consecutive .500 or better seasons - the longest since a five-year stretch ending in 1990-91.

LIMITING THE OPPOSITION
Northwest ranks No. 3 in the MIAA and No. 42 in the nation in scoring defense by allowing 58.5 points per game.
    Northwest has limited 16 of its opponents to less than 60 points scored. Northwest is 12-4 when holding the opponent to 60 points or less.

60+ = WINNING NUMBER
Northwest is 17-2 this season when scoring 60 or more points.
    The only two times this season Northwest has scored more than 60 and lost was at Fort Hays State and at home vs. Central Missouri.

MAAS SWATS SHOTS, GRABS BOARDS
Sophomore Sadie Maas is Northwest's top shot blocker (68) and rebounder (8.2 rpg).
    Maas ranks No. 7 in the nation and No. 2 in the MIAA in blocked shots (72). She ranks No. 4 in the MIAA in total rebounds (240).
    Maas possesses 11 career 10-plus rebound performances as a Bearcat, including nine this season.
    Maas has collected 120 career blocked shots to rank No. 3 on Northwest's all-time blocked shots list. Maas became only the fifth Bearcat to collect 100 or more career blocked shots. Maas has blocked at least one shot in 48 different games as a collegiate player.
    Maas's 72 blocks rank as the second-best total in a single-season in Bearcat history. Maas also blocked 48 shots last season, which ranks as the sixth-best single-season mark in program history.

MIAA Blocked Shot Leaders
1. Jerney Bennett (Central Okla)    110
2. Sadie Maas (Northwest Mo. St.)    72
3. Taylor Weishaar (Central Mo.)    46
    Delainey Wylie (Newman)    46
5. Macey Gandee (Emporia State)    39

NCAA Blocked Shot Leaders
1. Mahogany Collins (Shaw)    131
2. Landry Allen (SW Okla. St.)    119
    Monique Emelifeonwu (USC Aiken)    119
4. Jerney Bennett (Central Okla)    110
5. Jordyn Smith (Cal Poly Humboldt)    87
6. Anna Westby (Minn.-Crookston)    77
7. Sadie Maas (Northwest Mo. St.0    72
8. Allison Undlin (U. of Mary)    69
9. Genesis Hopkins (CUI)        63
10. Breasia Colt (Livingstone)    61
    Rachel Roderick (Azusa Pacific)    61

Northwest Blocked Shots (Career)
1. Jayna Green (2019-24)        195
2. Sarah Vollertsen (2002-04)    122
3. Sadie Maas (2024-pr.)        120
4. Shelby Mustain (2014-16)    107
5. Maggie Marnin (2011-15)    100
6. Gentry Dietz (2009-11)        99
    Kyla Roehrig (2010-11)        99
8. Jenna Wolfe (2001-04)        94
9. Tember Schechinger (2013-16)    85
10. Lori Schneider (1986-89)    83

Northwest Blocked Shots (Season)
1. Kyla Roehrig (2011)        99
2. Sadie Maas (2026)        72
3. Gentry Dietz (2010)        57
4. Sarah Vollertsen (2004)        55
    Jayna Green (2024)        55
6. Sadie Maas (2025)        48
7. Maggie Marnin (2012)        46
8. Jayna Green (2023)        45
9. Shelby Mustain (2016)        43
    Jayna Green (2022)        43

HAUCK FINDS THE SHOOTING TOUCH
Sophomore Kirsten Hauck has found her shooting touch in MIAA play.
    Hauck is making 40.9% of her three-pointers (38-of-93) in MIAA games to lead the league.
    Hauck's 38 made three-pointers in MIAA games ranks tied for seventh in the league.
    On the season, Hauck has knocked in 50 three-pointers and his averaging 8.9 points per contest.

MIAA GAMES ONLY 3-Pt FGs Made Leaders
1. Mia Morel (Missouri Western)    54
2. Bailey Birmingham (Northwest Mo. St.)    43
3. Talexa Weeter (Fort Hays State)    42
4.  Gracie Gilpen (Emporia State)    41
     Nariah Clay (Missouri Southern)    41
6. Alexis Martin (Newmsn)        40
7. Kirsten Hauck (Northwest Mo. St.)    38

SCORERS OF NOTE
Freshman Bailey Birmingham has produced 18 double-figure scoring games as a Bearcat after scoring 16 points at Emporia State.
    Sophomore Brooklyn Stanley has reached double-figures in scoring five times this season. She tied a career-high with 15 points at Emporia State.
    Sophomore Kirsten Hauck notched her third career 20-point scoring game with a team-high 22 points at Emporia State. Hauck has scored 10 or more points in 11 collegiate games.
    Sophomore Sadie Maas had back-to-back double-figure scoring games against Newman (12) and Emporia State (14). Maas has 14 career games of 10 or more points as a Bearcat.
    Junior Andrea Lopreato posted her 15th double-figure scoring game with 13 points off the bench at Newman.
        
Career Double-Figure Scoring Games
Emree Zars - 38
Bailey Birmingham - 18
Andrea Lopreato - 15
Sadie Maas - 14
Kirsten Hauck - 11
Ella Moody - 7
Brooklyn Stanley - 5
Avery Yosten - 5
Boston Wand - 4
Kenzie Melcher - 3

Career 20-Point Scoring Games
Emree Zars - 8
Kirsten Hauck - 3
Bailey Birmingham - 2
Andrea Lopreato - 2

Career 30-Point Scoring Games
Andrea Lopreato - 1

Career 40-Point Scoring Games
Andrea Lopreato - 1

HOME-COURT ADVANTAGE
Northwest went 13-3 at home this season and reached 10 or more home wins for the third time under head coach Austin Meyer.
    The 13 home wins rank as the third-best home win total in program history.
    Meyer's teams in 2023-24 (10) and 2021-22 (11) also reached double-figure win totals in Bearcat Arena. Meyer's all-time record at home is 56-47.
    Northwest has had 15 seasons of 10 or more home wins in program history.

10 or More Home-Win Seasons
15, 2010-11
14, 2003-04
13, 2025-26
11, 1983-84
11, 1987-88
11, 1989-90
11, 1990-91
11, 1995-96
11, 2006-07
11, 2009-10
11, 2021-22
10, 1975-76
10, 2005-06
10, 2012-13
10, 2023-24

100 WINS FOR MEYER
Head coach Austin Meyer recorded his 100th career coaching victory in Northwest's Nov. 22 win over Lincoln.
    Meyer is the third Bearcat women's coach to reach 100 or more victories joining Wayne Winstead (311) and Gene Steinmeyer (189). Meyer has posted 115 career wins entering Friday's MIAA Tournament game vs. Missouri Southern. Meyer has gone over .500 with a 115-114 all-time coaching record.

MEYER IN OVERTIME
Head coach Austin Meyer is 8-3 in overtime games since taking over the program in 2018. Meyer and the Bearcats have won five consecutive overtime decisions.
    Northwest has overtime wins this season over Emporia State (77-70) and Washburn (65-61).
    Meyer is 2-0 all-time in double-overtime results.

Bearcat Overtime Results Since 2018
W, 65-61 vs. Washburn 2OT (1/10/26)
W, 77-70 vs. Emporia State (12/4/25)
W, 82-76 vs. Newman (2/27/25)
W, 66-61 at Washburn (1/11/25)
W, 55-48 vs. Emporia State (12/16/23)
L, 62-59 at Washburn (2/14/23)
W, 76-75 vs. Washburn (2/4/23)
W, 58-53 vs. Washburn (2/19/22)
L, 77-76 vs. Pittsburg State (2/22/20)
W, 70-67 at Newman 2OT (1/30/20)
L, 77-69 vs. McKendree (11/30/19)

FIVE RANKED WINS FOR COACH MEYER
Bearcat head coach Austin Meyer has recorded five wins over ranked opponents since taking over the Northwest women's basketball program in 2018.
    Northwest is 5-7 in its last 12 games against ranked foes.

vs. Ranked Opponents (Austin Meyer Era)
W, 65-59 at #20 Pittsburg State (2/14/26)
L, 60-46 vs. #6 Fort Hays State (1/17/26)
L, 84-71 at #6 Fort Hays State (1/1/26)
L, 61-59 vs. #5 Pittsburg State (2/15/25)
L, 84-60 at #7 Fort Hays State (1/18/25)
L, 70-60 vs. #3 Fort Hays State (1/2/25)
W, 85-67 vs. #1 Minnesota State (11/9/25)
L, 58-41 vs. #2 Texas Woman's (11/3/24)
W, 57-49 vs. #5 Ashland (11/2/24)
L, 67-44 vs. #21 Missouri Western (2/24/24)
W, 69-55 vs. #15 Fort Hays State (2/3/24)
W, 76-68 at #16 Central Missouri (1/25/24)
L, 62-48 at #18 Fort Hays State (12/7/23)
L, 65-43 vs. #7 Nebraska-Kearney (3/2/23)
L, 66-65 at #13 Nebraska-Kearney (1/26/23)
L, 68-67 vs. #5 Central Missouri (1/19/23)
L, 77-51 vs. #22 Nebraska-Kearney (12/10/22)
L, 52-37 at #5 Missouri Southern (12/1/22)
L, 69-47 vs. #6 Fort Hays State (2/26/22)
L, 68-52 at #22 Missouri Western (2/5/22)
L, 67-60 vs. #16 Nebraska-Kearney (1/15/22)
L, 63-60 at #2 Fort Hays State (1/12/22)
L, 70-47 vs. #5 Fort Hays State (1/27/21)
L, 55-51 at #17 Central Missouri (1/30/21)
L, 59-35 at #5 Nebraska-Kearney (1/16/21)
L, 58-49 vs. #21 Central Missouri (12/3/20)
L, 73-60 vs. #18 Central Missouri (2/6/20)
L, 56-45 vs. #10 Alaska-Ancorage (12/19/19)
L, 91-63 at #8 Fort Hays State (1/26/19)

TRIPLE-DOUBLE TIME
Sophomore Sadie Maas posted the MIAA's fourth triple-double of the season with a 17-point, 18-rebound and 11-block performance in a 65-60 road win over Missouri Southern.
    Nebraska-Kearney's Jillian Aschoff has two triple-doubles and Fort Hays State's Brooke Loewe has the other MIAA triple-double this season.
    Maas produced Northwest's second triple-double in program history and the first in an MIAA contest. Former Bearcat Dena McMullen had 15 points, 11 rebounds and 11 assists vs. Northwood on Dec. 19, 2000.

DOUBLE-DOUBLE TALK
Sadie Maas collected her fourth career double-double and first triple-double at Missouri Southern with 17 points, 18 rebounds and 11 blocks.
    It is the fifth double-double this season for the Bearcats. Maas has three, Brooklyn Stanley has one and Andrea Lopreato has one.

Career Double-Doubles
Emree Zars - 6
Sadie Maas - 4
Kirsten Hauck - 1
Andrea Lopreato - 1
Brooklyn Stanley - 1

MAAS SWATS 11 SHOTS AT MSSU
Sophomore forward Sadie Maas set the Northwest single-game record for blocked shots with 11 at Missouri Southern.
    Maas moved past Kyla Roehrig's nine blocks vs. Truman State (March 4, 2011) to set the Northwest single-game mark.
    The 11 blocked shots tied the MIAA single-game mark with UCM's Kendra Banzet (Feb. 26, 1994) and FHSU's Kate Lehman (Dec. 16, 2014).
    Maas's 11 blocked shots is tied for the second-highest single-game NCAA Div. II mark this season with Shaw's Mahogany Collins. Southwestern Oklahoma State's Landy Allen blocked 13 shots vs. Northwestern Oklahoma State on Feb. 12, 2026.
    
HAUCK DRAINS 7 TRIPLES
Sophomore guard Kirsten Hauck drained a career-best seven three-pointers and produced a career-high 26 points against the Missouri Western Griffons.
    Hauck's seven three-pointers is tied for the fifth-most made in a single game by a Bearcat. Hauck and Emporia State's Gracie Gilpin are tied for the MIAA single-game high this year with seven made three pointers. Hauck is tied for the 12th-most three-pointers made in a game this season by an NCAA Div. II performer.

Northwest Most 3-Pointers Made (Single Game)
1. Kelli Nelson vs. Truman (2/13/08) - 9
2. Amanda Winter vs. Missouri S&T (1/2/00), 8
    Ariel Easton vs. Saint Mary, Neb. (11/17/14) - 8
    Jasmin Howe vs. Missouri Southern (1/5/17) - 8
5. Gabby Curtis vs. Truman (2/3/11) - 7
    Jaelyn Haggard vs. Peru State (11/15/17) - 7
    Lindsay Kelderman vs. Central Oklahoma (2/23/23) - 7
    Kirsten Hauck vs. Missouri Western (1/31/26) - 7

DRE-LO DROPS 40, SCHOOL RECORD VS. SIOUX FALLS
Junior transfer Andrea Lopreato set the Bearcat single-game scoring record with 40 points against Sioux Falls at Civic Arena on Nov. 14.
    Lopreato became the first Bearcat women's basketball player to score 40 points in a game. It tied for the 14th-best single-game scoring mark in league history.
    She also set the single-game school records for free throws made (19) and attempted (21) in the game. Lopreato set the MIAA single-game record with 19 made free throws vs. Sioux Falls.

Bearcat Single-Game Scoring Record
40, Andrea Lopreato vs. USF (11/14/25)
39, Kelly Leintz vs. Truman (2/17/88)
38, Annie Coy vs. Lincoln (1/31/98)
37, Jodi Giles vs. Nebraska (2/17/82)
37, Gentry Dietz vs. FHSU (1/30/10)
37, Kendey Eaton vs. UCM (2/13/19)
36, Janet Clark vs. UMSL (1/21/89)
35, Janet Clark vs. UCM (2/8/89)
35, Denise Sump vs. Alderson-Broaddus (12/5/98)
35, Jenna Wolfe vs. Cal St LA (12/20/02)
35, Gabby Curtis vs. Omaha (2/3/11)

Bearcat Single-Game Free Throws Made
19, Andrea Lopreato vs. USF (11/14/25)
17, Jodi Giles vs. Nebraska (1981)
17, Abby Henry vs. SBU (1/14/12)

Bearcat Single-Game Free Throws Att.
21, Andrea Lopreato vs. USF (11/14/25)
20, Abby Henry vs. SBU (1/14/12)
19, Amanda Winter vs. Truman (1/17/01)

NINE 20-WIN SEASONS IN SCHOOL HISTORY
Northwest has generated nine 20-win seasons in school history.

29-5 - 2010-11
25-2 - 1983-84
24-7 - 2003-04
23-8 - 2023-24
21-7 - 1974-75
20-8 - 1975-76
20-8 - 1977-78
20-11 - 1979-80
20-10 - 1989-90

NORTHWEST IN THE NCAA TOURNAMENT
Northwest is 6-7 in seven all-time in the NCAA Tournament six appearances.
    Northwest earned NCAA Tournament bids in 1984, 1990, 2004, 2007, 2008, 2011 and 2024.

BEARCATS TABBED SIXTH BY MEDIA, EIGHTH BY COACHES
Northwest was selected to finish sixth by the media and eighth by the league coaches in the polls.

MEDIA POLL
1. Pittsburg State [13] – 326 points
2. Fort Hays State [5] – 299 points
3. Washburn [3] – 276 points
4. Central Missouri [4] – 271 points
5. Nebraska Kearney – 268 points
6. Missouri Western – 227 points
7. Northwest Missouri State – 187 points
8. Arkansas-Fort Smith – 185 points
9. Missouri Southern – 176 points
10. Emporia State – 127 points
11. Northeastern State – 111 points
12. Central Oklahoma – 92 points
13. Rogers State – 49 points
14. Newman – 31 points

COACHES POLL
1. Fort Hays State [2] – 152 points
2. Washburn [6] – 148 points
3. Pittsburg State [5] – 144 points
4. Central Missouri [1] – 138 points
5. Nebraska Kearney – 135 points
6. Missouri Western – 99 points
7. Missouri Southern – 95 points
8. Northwest Missouri State – 78 points
9. Northeastern State – 76 points
10. Arkansas-Fort Smith – 73 points
11. Emporia State – 48 points
12. Central Oklahoma – 44 points
13. Rogers State – 28 points
14. Newman – 16 points

BEARCATS IN THE WBCA TOP 25 POLL
Northwest has been in WBCA top 25 poll 20 times in program history. Northwest has risen as high as No. 4 in the poll, which game on March 29, 2011.
    Northwest was last ranked in the WBCA Top 25 at No. 9 in the Dec. 3, 2024 poll.

Northwest WBB Div. II Top 25 History
Jan. 25, 1998 - RV (9)
Feb. 1, 1998 - RV (5)
Dec. 9, 2003 - RV (8)
Dec. 16, 2003 - RV (4)
Jan. 6, 2004 - RV (6)
Jan. 13, 2004 - RV (17)
Jan. 20, 2004 - RV (34)
*Jan. 28, 2004 - 22
*Feb. 3, 2004 - 17
*Feb. 10, 2004 - 19
*Feb. 17, 2004 - 17
*Feb. 24, 2004 - 21
*March 30, 2004 - 20
*March 15, 2004 - 18
*March 30, 2004 - 20
Nov. 10, 2004 - RV (70)
Dec. 7, 2004 - RV (4)
Feb. 8, 2005 - RV (5)
April 1, 2008 - RV (1)
Nov. 5, 2008 - RV (1)
Nov. 25, 2008 - RV (1)
Nov. 30, 2010 - RV (3)
Dec. 7, 2010 - RV (2)
Dec. 14, 2010 - RV (4)
Jan. 4, 2011 - RV (1)
Jan. 11, 2011 - RV (7)
Jan. 18, 2011 - RV (19)
*Jan. 25, 2011 - T23
*Feb. 1, 2011 - 24
*Feb. 8, 2011 - 22
*Feb. 15, 2011 - 20
*Feb. 22, 2011 - 18
* March 1, 2011 - 22
*March 8, 2011 - 19
*March 29, 2011 - 4
*Nov. 1, 2011 - 15
Nov. 22, 2011 - RV (22)
Dec. 13, 2011 - RV (12)
Dec. 5, 2023 - RV (13)
Dec. 12, 2023 - RV (12)
Jan. 2, 2024 - RV (13)
Jan. 9, 2024 - RV (15)
Feb. 20, 2024 - RV (6)
*Nov. 19, 2024 - 18
*Nov. 26, 2024 - 15
*Dec. 3, 2024 - 9
Dec. 10, 2024 - RV
Dec. 17, 2024 - RV

PRESS CONFERENCE TUESDAY AT PIZZA RANCH
Northwest head coach Austin Meyer will be available each Tuesday from Noon - 1 p.m. for a press conference at Pizza Ranch in Maryville.