Robin Selvig

Robin Selvig, born on August 21, 1952, is a former American basketball player and prominent coach, best known for his impactful career at the University of Montana. Selvig played college basketball at the University of Montana from 1970 to 1974, where he established himself as a significant contributor to the team's success. He later transitioned into coaching, dedicating over three decades to the Lady Griz basketball program.

As the head coach of the Lady Griz from 1978 to 2018, Selvig led the team to numerous accolades, including 21 conference championships and 14 NCAA tournament appearances. Under his leadership, the program became a powerhouse in women's college basketball, marked by his ability to develop talent and foster a competitive spirit among his players. Selvig's success on the court earned him numerous coaching awards and a reputation as one of the top coaches in women's basketball history.

Selvig's legacy is characterized by his commitment to player development and community engagement, as well as his influence on the growth of women's sports. He is remembered not only for his impressive win-loss record but also for his role in elevating the profile of women's basketball at the University of Montana and beyond. His impact on the game continues to inspire future generations of athletes and coaches.