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Gallatin track and field tied for the boys team title and finished second on the girls side last year. Bozeman is seeking its first team title since 2019.
Washington finalized a deal to hire Utah State’s Danny Sprinkle as its next men’s basketball coach Monday.
Gallatin track and field tied for the boys team title and finished second on the girls side last year. Bozeman is seeking its first team title since 2019.
Washington finalized a deal to hire Utah State’s Danny Sprinkle as its next men’s basketball coach Monday.
A pair of school records from two underclassmen in the throws group highlighted the outdoor season opener for Montana State’s track and field team in Missoula on Friday at the Al Manuel Invitational.
Missing three players from its normal match day ladder, Montana State head women’s tennis coach Suzie Woodburn used her depth en route to a 4-3 victory over New Mexico State on Sunday afternoon in the Bobcat-Anderson Tennis Center, stretching MSU’s winning streak to four matches.
MANHATTAN — Three Forks’ tennis moved up the start of its season by a day to take advantage of better weather conditions and then had a successful outing Friday at Manhattan High School.
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Washington finalized a deal to hire Utah State’s Danny Sprinkle as its next men’s basketball coach Monday.
A pair of school records from two underclassmen in the throws group highlighted the outdoor season opener for Montana State’s track and field team in Missoula on Friday at the Al Manuel Invitational.
Missing three players from its normal match day ladder, Montana State head women’s tennis coach Suzie Woodburn used her depth en route to a 4-3 victory over New Mexico State on Sunday afternoon in the Bobcat-Anderson Tennis Center, stretching MSU’s winning streak to four matches.
"I came to Montana State to compete in the NCAA Tournament. This place has proven you can do that year in, year out." - MSU head coach Matt Logie
"I look forward to exploring opportunities with new programs and embracing the next chapter of my college basketball journey and education." Malea Egan
Local Sports
- With two wins, Bozeman's Nathan Neil leads area athletes at West Coast Indoor Track and Field Championships
- Bozeman girls basketball falls to Billings Senior
- Bozeman boys overcome slow start to beat Billings Senior
- Gallatin boys rely on fourth quarter push in tight win at Great Falls CMR
- Bozeman boys beat Great Falls in final road game of the season
- Bozeman boys take control in second half, hold on for win over Great Falls CMR
- Bozeman boys lacrosse beats Missoula Spartans to open state tournament
- Bozeman girls lacrosse finishes regular season at 15-1
- Bozeman girls lacrosse wins twice, moves to 12-0
- Bozeman girls lacrosse pushes winning streak to 9
- Raptor Championship Boys Basketball Camp set for June
- Bozeman boys lacrosse stays undefeated with wins against Billings teams
- Montana State's Sydney Brewster and Pat Vialva set school records at Al Manuel Invitational
- Shorthanded Montana State women's tennis team uses depth to beat New Mexico State
- Montana State women's tennis beats Idaho for first Big Sky win
- Montana State men's tennis beats Chicago State
- Montana State men's tennis defeats Eastern Washington
- Montana State men's tennis falls to the University of Portland
