Nate Miner, a senior guard from Sheridan High School, has officially signed a letter of intent to play basketball for Rocky Mountain College in Billings, Montana.
During his final season, Miner posted a career‑high average of 17 points per game while shooting 48 percent from the field and 40 percent from three‑point range, numbers that helped the Broncs secure 424 total points and 106 rebounds.
Coach Danny Neville praised the recruit, saying Miner’s shooting precision and relentless competitive spirit were the key factors that convinced the Rocky Mountain staff to offer him a spot on the roster.
Off the court, Miner plans to pursue a degree in business, aligning his academic interests with his long‑term career goals.
A New Chapter in Billings
Rocky Mountain College, a Division I program known for its competitive atmosphere, will provide Miner with a platform to showcase his talents on a larger stage. The campus, nestled in the scenic Bighorn Basin, offers a close‑knit community where student‑athletes balance rigorous academics with a passion for the game.
The addition of Miner is expected to bolster the team’s backcourt depth and add a reliable scoring option as the team prepares for the upcoming season. Fans and alumni alike are eager to see how the Sheridan native will adapt to the collegiate pace and contribute to the program’s continued success.