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Welcome to the official page for Western State Mountaineers Women's Basketball. Based in Gunnison, Colorado, the Mountaineers play at the Paul Wright Gym and compete in the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference (RMAC) as part of NCAA Division II. Under head coach Adam Jacobson, with assistant Tanesha Daniels among the staff, the program celebrated a milestone 2024-25 season — finishing with 21 wins and advancing to the RMAC tournament second round, marking the second-winningest season in program history. This page provides a concise biography, notable players, schedule highlights, and how to secure tickets for future games at home and on the road.
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Quick Facts About Western State Mountaineers Women's Basketball
- Home gym: Paul Wright Gym, Gunnison, Colorado.
- 2024-25 high-water mark: 21 wins, described as the program's second-winningest season and RMAC tournament second round appearance.
- Head coach: Adam Jacobson (with assistants including Tanesha Daniels).
- 2025-26 season opener: November 17, 2025 at home vs Angelo State University (6 p.m., Paul Wright Gym).
- Exhibition slate (2025-26): Oct 27 at Utah and Oct 28 at Brigham Young University; Nov 1 home exhibition vs Northern New Mexico College.
- Roster highlights: Ivey Schmidt (senior guard, All-RMAC considerations) and Jayda Maves (junior guard) anchor the backcourt; other key contributors include Chloe Daniels, Alyssa Eckroth, Jacy Chandler, Penelope Urquhart, and more.
Upcoming 2025-26 highlights include an RMAC and non-conference slate hosted at Paul Wright Gym, with the season opener on November 17, 2025, against Angelo State University at 6 p.m. Fans can also catch the exhibition slate featuring trips to Utah and Brigham Young University in late October 2025, followed by a home exhibition on November 1 against Northern New Mexico College. The Mountaineers boast a strong backcourt anchored by senior guard Ivey Schmidt and junior guard Jayda Maves, with contributions from Chloe Daniels, Alyssa Eckroth, Jacy Chandler, Penelope Urquhart, and more. As of February 25, 2026, Western State sits No. 10 in the NCAA Division II South Central Region rankings. Follow the team for updates and secure your seats through our trusted, no-fuss ticketing process.
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