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Dave Kragthorpe, celebrated player and coach, died on August 23, 2024. His legacy spans decades of gridiron excellence.
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Dave Kragthorpe, celebrated player and coach, died on August 23, 2024. His legacy spans decades of gridiron excellence.

Legendary college basketball coach Kelvin Sampson is set to host a youth camp in Butte on August 29, 2024, revisiting the early experiences that forged his career, from an unpaid assistantship at Montana Tech to mentorship under Tom Izzo and Jud Heathcote.

The Bulldogs open the season against MSU‑Northern and Montana Tech with a potent offense led by Eli Nourse and Seth Shook, a revamped offensive line, and special‑teams star Maclain Burckley eyeing a NAIA record.

Seattle University women's soccer posted a 4‑0 win against Montana, highlighted by goals from Kailee Wilson, Vivien Villarreal and U’i Kaaihue, as the team looks to build on a strong start under veteran coach Julie Woodward.

Wyoming enters the match with a 2-0-0 record, highlighted by rapid goal contributions and a shutout streak from goalkeeper Haley Bartel. Coach Josh Purdum emphasizes adaptability while Weber State looks to bounce back from a mixed start.

The Mount St. Mary's women's soccer squad opened its 2026 campaign with a 2-1 victory over Bucknell at Emmitt Field, highlighted by Abby Makela's 100th career save and Fineen Cregan's decisive penalty. The win follows Bucknell's split start and sets the stage for a forthcoming matchup with George Mason.

With 27 seniors and a revamped quarterback competition, the Rustlers aim to extend their 2025 playoff momentum as they open the 2026 season at Helena Capital

The Cougars open their 2026 campaign on Wednesday night in Pullman, led by a coach with a winning pedigree and a goalkeeper who earned conference honors.

The Montana Grizzlies soccer program returned to Columbia Falls for its third consecutive year of community outreach, hosting a youth camp and exhibition matches that showcased a fresh roster, local fan enthusiasm, and a commitment to inspiring the next generation of players.

After a 2023 campaign that yielded just 17 goals, Oregon State's women's soccer program is reshaping its attack. With key departures and a wave of new talent, the Beavers hope fresh chemistry will translate into more scoring chances.