Black Hills State University's women's basketball team has released its 2022-2023 schedule, which features six non-conference contests and 15 home games included in the 29-game campaign.
 
The Yellow Jackets will begin their season on the road against Idaho State University on Friday, Nov. 4 in Pacatello, Idaho before hosting the next four contests at the Donald E. Young Center: they will be taking on Texas A&M International (Nov. 11), Texas A&M-Kingsville (Nov. 12), University of Mary (Nov. 16), and Minot State (Nov. 17).
 
BHSU will compete in the final non-conference matchup on Nov. 22, traveling to Billings, Montana to take on Montana State Billings. RMAC play will kick off for the Yellow Jackets on the road as they take on rival South Dakota Mines in Rapid City on Nov. 28.
 
Basketball will return to the Donald E. Young Center for two games against Regis (Dec. 2) and UCCS (Dec. 3).
 
The Yellow Jackets will hit the road once again Dec. 9 – Dec. 10 for contests against Metro State and Colorado Mines respectively, then return home to take on New Mexico Highlands on Dec. 16 to conclude play for holiday leave.
 
Following the break, the Yellow Jackets will be on the road for three more against Adams State (Dec. 30), Fort Lewis (Dec. 31), then concluding with Western Colorado (Jan. 6).
 
The Yellow Jackets come back to Spearfish for two more contests against Colorado Mesa (Jan. 13) and Westminster (Jan. 14). The Yellow Jackets will compete in another pair of road games against New Mexico Highlands (Jan. 20) and CSU Pueblo (Jan. 21).
 
The Donald E. Young Center will play host to four more as the Yellow Jackets take on South Dakota Mines (Jan. 24), CCU (Jan. 26), Colorado Mines (Feb. 3), and Metro State (Feb. 10).
 
BHSU will head to Colorado for another pair of road games against UCCS (Feb. 10) and Regis (Feb. 11).
 
The final four games of the regular season will see two home and two road games for the Yellow Jackets, with the final home meetings taking place against Fort Lewis (Feb. 17) and Adams State (Feb. 18) before a final road campaign against CCU (Feb. 22) and Chadron State (Feb. 23).
 
The first round of the RMAC tournament is slated for Feb. 28, with the semifinals to take place on Mar. 3, followed by the RMAC Championship game on Mar. 4.