Monica Grimsrud - Women's Basketball - Montana State University Billings Athletics

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30 Monica Grimsrud

Position Forward
Height 6-1
Class Senior
Hometown Montana City, MT
Previous School Helena HS
Major Elementary Education

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Feature Story: Grimsrud doubles-up with volleyball, basketball for MSUB

Career Highs:

Points: 20, vs. Concordia Ore. (2/13/16)
Rebounds: 11, vs. Alaska (01/12/13)
3-Point FGs: 4, last vs. Simon Fraser (1/23/16)
Assists: 6, last vs. Seattle Pacific (1/9/16)
Steals: 5, last vs. Azusa Pacific (3/11/16)
Blocks: 4, vs. W. Washington (02/14/13)

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2015-16: Senior leader and captain...best career-season...started and played in all 32 games totaling 934 minutes, averaging 29.2 per game...filled role in post position, making huge strides in offensive and defensive game...second on team in points averaging 10.1 pg...shot 35.2 percent from the field (109-310) and 34.1 percent from 3-point arc (59-173)...led team in 3-pointers per game at 1.8...scored 323 points and made 132 rebounds...added 74 assists, 21 blocks, and 41 steals...all-tournament team Las Vegas Holiday Hoops...GNAC honorable mention and academic all-conference...662 career points at MSUB with 101 3-point shots...played in 110 games for MSUB...finished career at MSUB No. 6 in blocked shots with 84, tied for No. 10 in steals at 116, No. 27 in rebounds with 416.

2014-15: Returned to the court after redshirting a season...played in 26 games for MSUB totaling 434 minutes on the court for a 16.7 per game average...scored 83 points (3.2 avg.) and brought in 99 rebounds (3.8 avg.) for the 'Jackets...totaled 42 assists on the season, averaging 1.6 per game, ranking her 30th in the GNAC...made 18 blocks on the season, averaging 1.1 per game, ranking her 15th in the conference...21 steals on the season and seven 3-point baskets...career high six assists vs. Montana Tech (12/19/14).

2013-14: Redshirt.

2012-13: Made considerable strides as a sophomore, appearing in 23 contests with 10 starts, playing 474 minutes (20.6 avg.)…led the team in blocks and ranked No. 7 in the GNAC with 25 on the season…recorded 144 points (6.3 avg.), 109 rebounds (4.7 avg.), 17 assists and 24 steals…registered career and season highs with 15 points against Seattle Pacific University (01/26/13), 11 rebounds versus Alaska Fairbanks (01/12/13), and four blocks against Western Washington University (02/14/13).

2011-12: As true freshman provided great front court depth and consistently in the rotation, playing in 29 games and starting one for a total of 386 minutes…finished the season with 112 points (3.9 per game average), 76 rebounds, 19 assists, 30 steals and 20 rejections…led the team in blocks and blocks per game, finishing ranked tenth in the GNAC in blocked shots.

Helena High School: Was a three sport athlete at Helena, lettering three years in volleyball, and four in basketball and track ... earned first team all-conference and all-state honors for volleyball in 2010 and 2009, and was first team all-conference and second team all-state honors for volleyball in 2008 ... ended senior season with 691 total kills and 138 total blocks ... averaged 5.1 kills per game and 0.96 blocks per game in conference matches ... in 2010 led the team to a state championship and was named 2010 Gatorade Player of the Year ... named to the 2010 Super State Team...helped Helena to the 2008 and 2009 conference title with a fourth place finish at state in 2008 and set the school record for longest winning streak at 15...holds state record for kills in a season, and three other individual school records...first team all-conference and all-state selection for basketball in 2009-2010 and was a first team all-conference and second team all-state selection for basketball in 2008-2009...three-time academic all-state selection for basketball and a two-time selection in both volleyball (2008 and 2009) and track (2009 and 2010)...member of National Honors Society, Key Club, Friends of Rachel and Mentoring Teens Against Drug (MTAD).