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Coach Rachelle Sayers unveiled four Montana prospects who will join the Fighting Saints for the 2026‑27 season, a group she believes can restore the program’s dominance in the Frontier Conference.
The Rams announce their 2026 football schedule, highlighting a season opener at Vigilante Stadium, home games at Memorial Stadium, and a slate of Friday night contests under head coach A.J. Wilson.
Great Falls High School has released its 2026 football schedule, featuring home games at Memorial Stadium and a slate of opponents that includes Missoula Big Sky, Billings West and a rematch with C.M. Russell High. The season opens Aug. 28 under head coach Coda Tchida.
With 53 players, a new coaching direction, and a schedule that kicks off in mid‑August, the Bozeman Bucks are building on last year’s momentum while forging a tighter-knit team culture.
The new program, featuring juniors and seniors from Bozeman High, marks a milestone in Montana’s growing interest in girls’ flag football, with practices set to begin August 14.
The Montana State women's basketball program has been honored as the 2025‑26 Big Sky Team Academic Champion for the second straight year, posting a 3.76 overall GPA and a conference‑record 57 wins over the past two seasons.
The Bobcats organized a community‑sponsored fly‑fishing outing called “Casting with the Cats,” bringing together current players, alumni and local guides for a day of sport, camaraderie and Montana scenery.
The MHSA has decided to retain host-site championships, adjust playoff dates, expand girls wrestling and realign boys weight classes, with the executive board approving the changes in June.
In his first season, Bobby Johns has overhauled training, emphasized the weight room, and guided the Bulldogs to a promising spring showing, while key players step up as leaders.
From a 14‑point comeback against North Dakota State to an overtime showdown with Montana State, the Redbirds’ journey blended grit, community support and unprecedented national visibility.
Montana State University's women's basketball team is adding two experienced transfers, Ebele Mbagwu and Braeden Gunlock, to a roster that returns ten players, seeking to extend its momentum into the 2026 season.