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MontanaSports.com is your go-to source for everything related to sports in Montana, thanks to the largest network of sports journalists in the state. With MTN Sports covering all major markets in Montana, we provide extensive coverage of scores, stories, profiles, and highlights. Our MTN Sports team is deeply rooted in the Montana community, and we share a passion for local sports. As a well-known and trusted name, MontanaSports.com understands what matters to Montanans. From West Yellowstone to Westby and Baker to Bigfork, we aim to share stories from every part of the state. We recognize that high school sports are a vital part of Montana culture, but we also know that Montanans are passionate about the Bobcats and Grizzlies, as well as the six Frontier Conference sports programs that have won numerous national championships. We'll keep you updated on local stars like Josh Huestis, Brock Osweiler, and Christina Aragon, along with many other Montanans making waves in the national sports arena. However, our website goes beyond just the popular teams and news. We also highlight extreme athletes on their thrilling adventures, discover lesser-known talents, and honor those making a difference in sports and their communities beyond the playing field.

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Flathead runners prepare for their journey to Missoula Marathon

2 days ago | montanasports.com | Derek Joseph

KALISPELL — Runners from around the world are lacing up their shoes this weekend for the Missoula Marathon, and that includes some of the elite half-marathon runners from the Flathead Valley. WATCH THE VIDEO: Flathead runners prepare for their journey to the Missoula Marathon The Missoula Marathon is no stranger to runners traveling down from Flathead County.
Montana State's Leon Costello says House vs. NCAA settlement provides more resources to student-athletes

2 days ago | montanasports.com | Grace Lawrence

BOZEMAN — Ever since name, image and likeness became legal in 2021, the collegiate landscape has become a wild west. Recently, the House vs. NCAA settlement was approved, adding regulations to NIL. But how does it impact a mid-major like Montana State? MSU athletic director Leon Costello took time in a press conference last week to explain how it impacts the Bobcats. "Obviously, it’s being able to provide more resources for our student-athletes which we are looking forward to," he said.
Tommy Mellott credits support system as he strives for NFL career with Las Vegas Raiders

4 days ago | montanasports.com | Grace Lawrence

BOZEMAN — Over the past few months, Tommy Mellott has gone from Montana State's standout quarterback, one beloved by the community and the Treasure State, to a Las Vegas Raider. On April 26, Mellott was surrounded by friends and family as he officially got the call he was going to be selected in the sixth round of the NFL Draft with the 213th overall pick.
Bobcat Legacy Combine brings generations of Montana State football players together

5 days ago | montanasports.com | Grace Lawrence

BOZEMAN — Although the temperature was in the 40s and the weather was gloomy on Sunday, the energy was high at the Bobcat Legacy Combine. Both former and current Montana State football players came together to put on the youth camp for the community at Bobcat Stadium. "Really it’s just an opportunity to give back," former Bobcat and current Chicago Bears defensive end Daniel Hardy said.
2025 Montana Football HOF: Hardin’s Kroy Biermann rode Griz dominance to NFL

5 days ago | montanasports.com | Scott Breen

BILLINGS — In the heart of Hardin, Kroy Biermann had big shoes to fill. With a family legacy steeped in sports — his sisters were elite volleyball talents — Kroy crushed it as an eight-time letter-winner, twice reaching state wrestling’s championship match. But throughout high school Biermann's ticket was football while excelling at fullback, linebacker, punter and kicker.
'It's our home': Montana State's Taco Dowler, Adam Jones bring youth camp to Bozeman

6 days ago | montanasports.com | Grace Lawrence

BOZEMAN — Montana State wide receiver Taco Dowler and running back Adam Jones have been working for six months to bring their youth camp to Bozeman. On Saturday, hundreds of kids showed up to participate and hang out with their favorite Bobcats at Van Winkle Stadium. "It’s important in the NIL world to get out and do something with your platform, and I think Adam and I kind of do that," Dowler said.
Shriners Ambassadors take in the experience ahead of Saturday's game

6 days ago | montanasports.com | Derek Joseph

GREAT FALLS — Every year, Shriners Children's Hospital picks two patient ambassadors for the Montana East-West Shrine Game. WATCH THE VIDEO: Shriners Ambassadors take in the experience ahead of Saturday's game This year, the two ambassadors have similar lives but very different stories. Bailey Lesofski from White Sulphur Springs was born with neurofibromatosis, which developed in her leg and now causes her to live with a prosthetic.
East Helena's Slade Olson to become first Vigilante to play in Shrine Game

1 week ago | montanasports.com | Jonny Walker

BUTTE — When East Helena’s Slade Olson straps up for Saturday’s Montana East-West Shrine Game in Great Falls, he’ll become the first Vigilante to ever do it. “I think I’ve shown it’s possible,” said Olson, a cornerback on the West team.
Bobcat Legacy Combine Camp returns to Bozeman, Big Sky this weekend

1 week ago | montanasports.com | Grace Lawrence

BOZEMAN — Montana State Bobcat fans can get excited again, as a group of alums now in the NFL are coming back to town to put on the Bobcat Legacy Combine Camp in Big Sky and Bozeman. The camp, which takes place at Lone Peak High School on Saturday and Bobcat Stadium on Sunday, is open to children from kindergarten to eighth grade. Former MSU and NFL offensive lineman Lewis Kidd, who is now the camp director, explained how this event has grown over the past few years.
‘He was all in’: Friends to honor Al Hogan's impact on Columbus Nitro Hillclimb

1 week ago | montanasports.com | Scott Breen

COLUMBUS — For over 40 years, Al Hogan called the Columbus-Absarokee area home. He had a passion for engines and motorsports, often described as someone who "never let grass grow under his feet." The Yellowstone and Stillwater rivers border the area, and one specific motorcycle hill, thanks to Hogan. When this year’s Nitro National Pro Hillclimb begins Friday, June 19, outside of Columbus, a key figure will be missing.