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The Carroll College women's soccer squad received the United Soccer Coaches Team Academic Award for the 2025‑26 season, highlighting a collective GPA of 3.58 and underscoring the college's commitment to scholar‑athlete excellence.
The Women’s Basketball Coaches Association has released its 2025‑26 Academic Top 25 Team Honor Rolls, recognizing collegiate programs that excel in the classroom. Carroll College’s women’s basketball squad earned the No. 11 spot in the NAIA with a 3.693 collective GPA, the highest in the Frontier Conference.
Montana State University announces the addition of Kenny Love as an assistant coach and the elevation of Zach Payne, Sam Scholl, and Shamrock Campbell, reinforcing a coaching roster that seeks to build on recent successes.
Montana State University announced the hiring of Kenny Love as an assistant coach for the 2026‑27 season, alongside promotions for Zach Payne, Sam Scholl and Shamrock Campbell. The moves follow a strong recent run that includes a third straight Big Sky tournament title.
Montana State University’s men’s basketball program reshapes its coaching roster ahead of the 2026‑27 season, highlighting new appointments and promotions that build on a strong recent campaign.
A look at the top contenders for the prestigious Gagliardi Trophy, named for coach John Gagliardi, and the schools they represent.
Carroll College's men's and women's soccer teams received the Presidents' Cup Academic Excellence designation, posting a combined 3.55 GPA and 88% Academic All-Conference rate, contributing to a record Athletic Department GPA of 3.53.
Eastern Washington University has appointed Kendall Moore as its new Director of Player Development for the men's basketball team, bringing a diverse playing background and leadership experience to the program.
Cache McFadden, a dual-threat athlete from Cody High School, has pledged to join the University of Wyoming’s 2027 recruiting class as a safety, bringing a prolific high school career that included nearly 1,700 passing yards and 1,125 rushing yards.
From sweeping cracks to painting handicap spaces, the Carroll College men's basketball squad is earning cash and confidence through a unique summer project.
Carroll College basketball players are painting parking lots this summer to fund their living expenses while learning valuable life skills.
Two East Helena High School seniors sign national letters of intent, marking a milestone for the program and highlighting a journey that began in middle school.
Isaiah Crane, a standout from Carroll College, signs with Montana State, bringing 1,158 career points and a 54.3% field goal percentage to the program.