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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.
Veteran coach Kelvin Sampson will host a youth basketball camp at Montana Tech’s HPER Complex on August 29, 2024, celebrating his early career and honoring the facility named for him.
The Yellowjackets’ latest recruiting haul features five Montana natives, a standout from Western Carolina and several newcomers from abroad, aiming to sustain the program’s recent streak of 20-win seasons.
Gallatin High School appoints former player Caleb Bellach as head coach, replacing Michael Claxton who moved to the University of Providence.
North Dakota State University announced the addition of CJ Anderson and Tochi Okoro, completing a transfer class that now totals twelve athletes. Both players bring recent collegiate experience and are expected to contribute immediately on special teams and at the receiver position.
Great Falls High School has recommended assistant coach Kassie Dixon to take over as head coach of the girls basketball team. With five years on staff and a championship pedigree, Dixon plans to blend continuity with a fresh vision centered on team bonding, toughness, and integrity.
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.
About 100 high school girls gathered at Montana Tech for a fundamentals camp, where coaches emphasized skill building amid the team’s historic athletic achievements.
Bill Sprinkle, a former University of Washington defensive back and father of current Huskies basketball coach Danny Sprinkle, died at 80 in Bismarck, North Dakota. His career spanned playing, coaching, and administration, with deep roots in Husky sports across three generations.
Nearly 200 young athletes gathered at Montana Tech this summer, where head coach Kyle Samson highlighted the program’s momentum and the team’s unprecedented 2025 achievements.
The new assistant coach arrives after a successful period at Utah Valley, where she helped guide the program to its first postseason win and mentored multiple award‑winning players.
Cadence Graham, a standout junior guard at Butte High, has pledged to play basketball at Montana Tech starting in 2027 under the guidance of her father, head coach Jeff Graham.