Four Bobcats Named CSC Girls’s Basketball Academic All-District

BOZEMAN, Mont. (March 24, 2026) – Four Bobcat girls’s basketball gamers earned CSC Academic All-District honors Tuesday, chosen by the College Sports Communicators.

Junior Ella Johnson and sophomores Taylee Chirrick, Teagan Erickson and Addison Harris joined the checklist of Division I girls’s basketball student-athletes who performed in 90 p.c of their group’s video games or began at the least two-thirds of its contests whereas sustaining a cumulative grade level common (GPA) of at the least 3.50 out of 4.0. To be eligible, an athlete should be at the least a sophomore in eligibility.

In addition to CSC Academic All-District honors, Chirrick is certainly one of 96 student-athletes advancing to the nationwide Academic All-America poll. CSC membership, school sports activities communicators at schools and universities throughout the U.S., vote on that honor.

Chirrick, a sophomore from Roberts, Mont., earned Big Sky Most Valuable Player honors, and have become simply the second girls’s basketball participant in league historical past to win MVP and Big Sky Defensive Player of the Year honors in the identical season. She is second in Division I with 4.24 steals per sport, and is her 17.7 factors per sport is second within the Big Sky.

Johnson, a junior from Elk River, Minn., averages 5.5 factors and 4.7 rebounds a sport, main the Bobcats with 42 blocked photographs. Erickson averages 5.8 factors and three.0 rebounds a sport. Harris, a First Team All-Big Sky choice, is second on the group with 13.8 factors and provides 4.0 rebounds per sport.

CSC declares 2025-26 First, Second and Third Team Academic All-Americas on April 15, 2026.

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