Mekayla Isaak brings veteran rebounding, defensive bite, and all-around glue-girl value for Montana
In the 2017-18 season, Mekayla Isaak was a steady frontcourt piece for Montana, playing all 31 games, starting 28, and ranking second on the team with 13 blocks while also adding 3.2 rebounds per game and 39 assists—rare playmaking for a forward.[1] Her game profile points to a physical, high-effort post who can rebound, protect the rim, and make the extra pass, though her scoring efficiency that season was modest at 41.6% shooting and 2.5 points per game.[1][2] The big reason to care: she looked like a dependable, team-first forward who could fit a structured system and do the gritty work that doesn’t always show up in highlight reels.[1][5]
