The Westminster girls basketball team put together a strong showing at the Lutheran South Girls Basketball Tournament, held January 3–10, 2026, finishing  third-place with several standout individual performances.

The Wildcats opened tournament play in dominant fashion, rolling to a 62–25 quarterfinal victory over KIPP. Westminster's pressure defense and balanced scoring set the tone early, allowing the Wildcats to advance comfortably to the semifinals.

In the semifinal round, Westminster faced a tough challenge against Oakville, falling 54–38 in a hard-fought contest. Despite the setback, the Wildcats regrouped quickly and responded with resilience in the third-place game.

Facing Parkway Central in the consolation final, Westminster earned a 45–42 win in a tightly contested battle. Senior Addi Drumm delivered a clutch performance, going a perfect 9-for-9 from the free-throw line, including two free throws in the final 10 seconds to secure the victory. Drumm averaged 18 points per game over the three games and totaled 16 steals, earning her a spot on the All-Tournament Team. Fellow senior Essence Robertson also received All-Tournament honors after averaging 9 points and 8 rebounds per game, while adding 11 steals throughout the tournament.

Additional contributions came from across the roster, including sophomore Paige Burgdorf, who averaged 9 points and 6 rebounds per game, and freshman Evyn Roach, who knocked down two key three-pointers in the third-place game to help swing momentum in Westminster's favor.

Now 6–3 on the season, the Wildcats will look to carry the momentum forward as they head to Ritenour to face the Huskies on January 21 at 5:15 PM.