Montana’s steady floor-spacer with a big-shot trigger
Weisner is the kind of forward coaches love: a 6-foot-7, highly efficient shooter who brings reliable spacing, veteran poise, and clutch shot-making for Montana. In his Montana career, he was the Grizzlies’ second-leading returning scorer, shot 48.4% from the field and 44.9% from three, and hit 91.8% of his free throws, with multiple seasons ranking near the top of the Big Sky in three-point percentage.[2][3] He’s valuable if your team needs a smart, low-drama wing/forward who can stretch the floor and punish defensive lapses, though his game is more about precision than explosive volume.[1][2]
