The 1993-94 women's basketball season was one for the record books for both Boise State and Montana.
Both teams were ranked in the Associated Press Division I Top 25 when they met in the Big Sky Conference Championship game. The game ranks 10th on the Big Sky Conference's list of "25 Greatest Women's Moments.''
The regular season came to a close with Montana and Boise State tied for first in the conference with 12-2 records. Both were named co-regular season champions, but a host had to be decided for the Big Sky Conference Championship.
"I was also blessed to be a part of the co-Big Sky Championship Team," said Montana State head coach Tricia Binford, who was a junior on the Boise State team and went by Tricia Bader. "I knew we had something special by how competitive our practices, open gyms, and every workouts were. We also had a unique chemistry that couldn't be matched, and I feel so fortunate to have gone on this ride with such an amazing group."
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An aside to Boise State and Montana's run during the 1993-94 season, the Bobcats knocked off then #21 BSU in Boise (69-68) on a buzzer beater, and #17 Montana (58-52)in Worthington Arena. The Bobcats finished just behind BSU & UM with an 11-3 Big Sky record. It was arguably one of the best seasons in BSC women's basketball history.
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