K-State Women’s Basketball Secures Victory Over Montana Amidst Education Day Event
K-State women's basketball team defeated Montana 67-62 during an Education Day event, holding off a late comeback after establishing a 17-point lead.
Topeka, KS, November 10, 2026 —
The Kansas State women’s basketball team secured a 67-62 victory over the University of Montana on Wednesday during an Education Day event. The Wildcats managed to hold off a late surge from the visiting Montana squad to preserve their lead.
K-State had established a significant advantage of 17 points over Montana at one point in the game. This lead provided a cushion that proved critical as Montana attempted a comeback in the final stages of the contest.
The Education Day event, which often draws a crowd of young students to support the home team, provided a unique atmosphere for the matchup. Specific details regarding the number of attendees or educational activities conducted were not provided in the summary.
The Wildcats’ ability to maintain composure and execute down the stretch was key to securing the win. Despite Montana’s late push, K-State successfully navigated the final minutes to claim the non-conference victory. The final score reflected a hard-fought game where the Wildcats’ early and mid-game performance was sufficient to overcome the late pressure.
Further details about standout player performances, key plays, or the specific timeline of the 17-point lead and Montana’s comeback were not included in the provided summary. The result marks another win for the K-State women’s basketball program.
Story summarized from the original created by Kole Emplit on www.ksnt.com, see more information here.
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