Montana State University Women's Golf

Basye was hired as the interim head coach for Bobcat womens golf  just prior to the 2011-12 academic year and begins her 13th overall season leading the program.  Basye's arrival to MSU marked her second stint with the Bobcats. The Billings, Montana, native served as head coach from 2000-2007 and as an assistant in 1999-2000. During her initial tenure at Montana State, the Bobcats finished as high as fourth place in 2005. During her time at Montana State, she's coached three All-Big Sky Conference players, including Kelly Gillum, who eventually went on to be named the 2009 BSC Player of the Year and was named to the Big Sky team for two seasons. In her time at MSU, she also coached 24 All-Big Sky Academic selections. Prior to MSU, Basye competed in the Players West Women's Mini Tour, which traveled throughout the United States. She also had the privilege of competing in the US Women's Open Championship in 1995 and the US Women's Amateur Championship in 1993 where she was a semifinalist. In addition to her playing experience, she has also served as a club fitting specialist for Ping. Basye is a 1995 graduate of the University of New Mexico, where she was a scholarship student-athlete for the Lobos. In 1994, she was the medalist at the Western Athletic Conference (WAC) Tournament and went on to be named the WAC Player of the Year and earn first team all-conference honors.