2023-24 Women's Basketball Roster
Biography
PRONUNCIATION:
| Career Single Game Bests |
| Category |
Total |
Date |
Opponent |
| Points |
18 |
1/27/22 |
Alaska Anchorage |
| Rebounds |
4 |
3/15/24 |
7 times |
| Assists |
7 |
1/22/22 |
vs. Seattle Pacific |
| Steals |
3 |
1/6/24 |
4 times |
| Blocks |
1 |
12/18/23 |
2 times |
| FG Made |
7 |
2/19/22 |
at Seattle Pacific |
| 3-Pt FG Made |
4 |
12/11/21 |
Rocky |
| FT Made |
5 |
1/27/22 |
2 times |
| Minutes |
34 |
1/29/22 |
Alaska |
*Date of last occurrence if multiple
| Awards |
| All-Great Northwest Athletic Conference |
Season |
| Academic All-GNAC |
2023-24 (Senior) |
| Academic All-GNAC |
2022-23 (Junior) |
| Academic All-GNAC |
2021-22 (Sophomore) |
| Year-By-Year Career Summary |
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2023-24: Played in 35 games in her senior season, making a single start... averaged 15.5 minutes per game... scored 141 total points for an average of 4.0 points per game... finished the season with a 33.8% percentage from the field, a 30.6% three-point percentage, and a 76.5% free throw percentage... grabbed 63 rebounds to average 1.3 per game... dished out 63 assists for 1.8 per game... finished with 19 steals and a block... finished with double digit scoring four times... had a season high 13 points in the NCAA DII West Regional against Chico State...Academic All-GNAC selection.
2022-23: Featured in 18 games... averaged 12.7 minutes per game... scored 69 total points, averaging 3.8 per game... averaged 1.5 assists per game... shot 48.1 percent from three point range... scored a season high 13 points on Jan. 21 against Western Washington, going a perfect 3-3 from beyond the arch... had a season best four assists against Fairbanks on Feb. 23... made a season high five field goals on Feb. 18 against Simon Fraser... academic all-conference selection.
2021-22: Key point guard in third season in the program, starting 21 games and playing in 25…scored 179 points for an average of 7.2 points per game…led team with 79 assists for an average of 3.2 assists per game…grabbed 45 rebounds for an average of 1.8 boards per game…shot 36.7 percent overall…averaged 22.7 minutes per game…reached double figures in scoring on six occasions…scored a season-high 18 points on Jan. 27 against Alaska Anchorage…made a season-high seven field goals on Feb. 19 at Seattle Pacific…made a season-high four 3-pointers on Dec. 11 against Rocky…made a season-high five free throws on Jan. 27 against Alaska Anchorage…had a season-high seven assists on two occasions…had a season-high five rebounds on Nov. 13 against San Francisco State…had a season-high three steals on three occasions…played a season-high 34 minutes on Jan. 29 against Alaska Fairbanks…academic all-conference selection.
2020-21: Played in three games, starting two, before season-ending injury…scored a season-high 13 points and had a season-high five assists on Feb. 10 at Rocky…had a season-high three rebounds on Jan. 30 against LC-State…played a season-high 29 minutes on Jan. 30…averaged 26.3 minutes per game running the point.
2019-20: Played an important role as team's second point guard off the bench as a true freshman...saw time in all 30 games with five starts...totaled 410 minutes and 13.7 minutes per game, second most among newcomers...scored 3.8 points per game which was seventh most on the team and held a 39 percent shooting percentage...had the seventh most made 3-pointers on the team with 11 makes on 36 attempts (31 percent)...averaged 1.2 rebounds with 35 total rebounds...ranked sixth on the squad with 14 steals...made one block...was a 73 percent free throw shooter with 17 of 22 attempts converted...played a season high 30 minutes against Western Oregon on Jan. 11...scored season high 14 points against Western Washington on Feb. 27...played three minutes and had two points in the GNAC quarterfinals against Western Washington on Mar. 5...had two steals against Seattle Pacific on Jan. 23...seven assists against Saint Martin's on Jan. 25...totaled three rebounds on two occasions.
Florence-Carlton High School: Selected all-state three times…participated in the Montana-Wyoming All-Star series…captained the Falcons all four of her prep seasons…four-time offensive player of the year…four-time Bitterroot all-star…competed in the Treasure State all-star games…personal bests include 35 points in a game…had 13 assists in the first game of her freshman season…as a junior averaged 22 points and helped lead her team to the state tournament.
Coach Woodin on Zahn: ”I am excited to have Danielle join our basketball program next fall. She caught our eye at last year's Treasure State Classic in Billings, and she also played well in Washington and Oregon last summer. She has excellent court awareness and toughness, and she is a great floor leader for her high-school team. She is the type of Montana student-athlete we want at MSUB."
Zahn on choosing MSUB: "Coach Woodin is an amazing coach, and throughout the process of being recruited he was always willing to answer my questions. I really like the style of play MSUB has, and thought I would fit in very well. Coach Woodin told me their team is very well bonded, and they do a lot of things off the court to help them be successful. MSUB also has an outstanding academic program, where I am excited to be getting my degree."
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Historical Player Information
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2019-20Freshman
Guard
5'5"
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2020-21Sophomore
Guard
5'5"
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2023-24Graduate Student
Guard
5'5"
