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Macey Huard transferring to UW Huskies women’s basketball team

The Huard legacy will continue on Montlake, with guard Macey Huard announcing Friday she will join the UW Huskies women's basketball team as a transfer.

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UW Huskies coach Tina Langley talks to her players during a Dec. 7, 2025 game. (Luiza Moraes/Getty Images)

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The Huard legacy will continue on Montlake, with guard Macey Huard announcing Friday she will join the UW Huskies women’s basketball team as a transfer.

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Macey Huard is the daughter of Brock Huard, a former UW football quarterback who is the longtime host of Seattle Sports’ Brock and Salk, and Molly Huard (née Hills), who also was a guard on the Huskies women’s hoops team.

The announcement of Macey Huard’s transfer was made Friday morning in a social media post that included a picture of her and her parents all in their UW jerseys.

The 6-foot-2 Huard heads to the Huskies after last playing for Oklahoma State in 2024-25, when she averaged 6.4 points per game and 3.5 rebounds in 31 games, including three starts. She shot 39.5% on field goals, 32.3% from 3-point land and 83.9% on free throws.

Huard missed last season after suffering a foot injury in the preseason and undergoing surgery in November. As a medical redshirt for 2025-26, she has two years of eligibility remaining.

Prior to her time at Oklahoma State, Huard played 32 games off the bench as a freshman at Montana, where she averaged 7.4 points while shooting 36.1% on 3-pointers.

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At Montana, Macey Huard played alongside her older sister Haley Huard, who played three seasons with the Grizzlies.

Macey Huard joins a Huskies team coming off of a second straight NCAA Tournament appearance last month. As a No. 6 seed, UW beat South Dakota State in the Round of 64 but lost to TCU in the next round to finish the season with a 22-11 overall record.

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Brent Stecker Editor, Seattle Sports

Brent Stecker is Lead Editor of SeattleSports.com, a role he has held since 2017. A native of Ephrata, Wash., he joined the Seattle Sports and MyNorthwest.com team in 2013 after six years as a sports reporter for The Wenatchee World.

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