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Tony Boddie’s recent induction into the Montana Pro Football Hall of Fame highlights a career that spanned the USFL and NFL, while co‑founder Colter Nuanez continues to drive Skyline Sports’ growth in covering the Big Sky Conference.
From the stands of Qatar to the practice fields of Columbia, Coach Eli Drinkwitz shares his vision for a Missouri Tigers team reshaped by new talent, fresh schemes, and a renovated home venue.
Head coaches Ed McNamee of Great Falls High and Tony Forster of CMR share insights from their first varsity baseball season, highlighting community engagement, mutual support, and optimism for the sport's growth in the region.
A former under‑scouted prospect from Canada, Eric Hartman has surged through the Braves' system, posting a .297 average, 18 home runs and 77 stolen bases in High‑A Rome. His blend of power, speed and defensive skill has scouts projecting a major‑league debut by 2027 or 2028, where he could join the likes of Ronald Acuña Jr. and Michael Harris II in Atlanta’s outfield.
Meridian Bremel, a Vermont‑born athlete, has turned heads with a discus record and a schedule that spans track, hockey and riding, all while planning graduate studies in animal reproduction.
A Montana hunter reflects on the disappointment of seeing Kyle Busch win Maine's moose permit lottery, a prize he has chased for decades.
Keyland, a Red Dirt country band from Oklahoma, has unveiled its third studio album, Knuckle Sandwich, marking the first time the group offers vinyl and other physical formats. Fronted by Kyle Ross, a high‑school football coach and English teacher in Bixby, the record was tracked at the analog Sonic Ranch near El Paso, Texas, and blends country, rock and Americana. The band will support the release on a summer tour with Uncle Lucius, hitting venues from Tulsa’s Cain’s Ballroom to Colorado’s Aspen, and will debut the album in stores alongside streaming platforms.
This summer, the Montana State women's basketball program is hosting a series of youth camps across the state, blending skill development with community engagement and mentorship.
Paul Petrino has rejoined the Louisville football staff alongside his son Mason, a quality‑control coach, reviving a partnership that began at Idaho and shaping the team’s wide‑receiver development.
The North American Hockey League expands to Pueblo, Colorado, relocating the Chippewa Steel franchise and appointing a local leadership group to guide the team’s inaugural season.
Montana's top high school soccer talent, Saira Mehmood, receives Gatorade honors after a record‑breaking season that culminated in a state title match appearance and national athlete of the week accolades.
In an interview, Nathán Goldberg Crenier explains how his legal training, experience with Gotham FC, and commitment to equity are guiding U.S. Soccer’s strategy for the 2026 World Cup and the future of the sport in America.
A recent YouTuber visit showcases the Huskies' new weight room, recovery suite and nutrition app, underscoring a broader push to compete at the highest level in the Big Ten.
Owen Jenkins, a Helena Capital goalkeeper, earns Gatorade Montana player of the year honors after leading his team to the state semifinals and preparing for college at Seattle Pacific University.
The 37th edition of the Montana Big Sky Class B All-Star football game will take place on June 13 in Red Lodge, featuring a South team anchored by four Manhattan players and a North squad boasting the most representatives from Glasgow.
The Grizzlies announced the addition of Mikey Eggleton, a coach known for his defensive expertise, as they rebuild their staff ahead of the upcoming season.
The Wisconsin Badgers have secured a trio of Arizona prospects, highlighting a strategic shift that stretches from the Sun Belt to the broader national recruiting landscape.
A fast‑moving storm dropped massive hail across eastern Montana on Sunday, shattering windshields, breaking windows and killing livestock. Residents and a storm chaser describe the terrifying size of the hail and the storm’s close brush with a tornado.
Montana State University announced the arrival of two transfer players, Bruin Fleischmann and Alec Wills, as the Bobcats reshape their squad for the upcoming season.
Steele Harris, a 6-foot-3, 190-pound recruit from Great Falls High School, announced his pledge to the Badgers' 2027 class, highlighting the support he received from coaches and players during his official visit.
The Badgers are welcoming a group of six prospects, including key targets from Montana, Texas and Arizona, to round out their 2027 roster.
Founded in 2007 by CJI head coach Jim Vinson, the Hi-Line Gridiron Camp has grown into a beloved annual event that draws over 100 young athletes from Montana and neighboring states to Chester for a week of full‑contact football fundamentals and community camaraderie.
Duke’s recent ACC championship sets the stage for an ambitious defense rebuild, with new cornerbacks stepping into key roles
The Bulldogs posted a 16‑9 record after a mixed performance at the State A‑B Baseball Tournament in Polson, highlighted by wins over Columbus and Frenchtown and a rain‑delayed finale.