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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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Snow way! MSUB’s shovel flurry keeps GNAC tourney hopes alive

5 days ago | montanasports.com | Scott Breen

BILLINGS — Most wouldn’t typically associate snow shoveling with a softball game, but that’s exactly what the Yellowjackets players and staff were faced with Friday to make Senior Day happen at MSU Billings. The scene was a little frantic after Thursday's heavy April snowfall threatened to cancel MSUB’s final homestand of the season. “Okay, I’m from Illinois.
Bigfork baseball team relishes first win on new home diamond

6 days ago | montanasports.com | Derek Joseph

BIGFORK — There's no place like home field, and for the first time the Bigfork Vikings baseball team played on its own diamond built by the local community. From the first pitch to the final handshake, it was a historic day as the Vikings on Friday played their first baseball game at the new Flathead Beacon Field.
Multi-talented Columbus junior Meagan Copper defending State B high jump title

6 days ago | montanasports.com | Alec Bofinger

Columbus junior Meagan Copper doesn’t let much get to her. The defending Class B state high jump champion has plans to post one of the best marks in the state after winning with a leap of 5 feet, 5 inches last spring. “I want to get 5-07 this season. We'll see. I don't want to set my standards too high, but I think two inches is not that different," Copper said.
Polson's Astin Brown breaking through as top thrower ahead of career with Montana Grizzlies

1 week ago | montanasports.com | Kyle Hansen

MISSOULA — Astin Brown has a clear vision in mind. The Polson senior has exploded to start his final high school track and field season, but for him, the sky's limit in what he can achieve. "I'm really wanting to break that 60 (foot) mark as soon as I can, get a state record," Brown said.
Sicky sicky gnar gnar: Rocky Mountain College's Reese Harman enjoying park events one rail at a time

1 week ago | montanasports.com | Scott Breen

BILLINGS — At 5 feet 2 inches tall—maybe 5 feet 3 inches if you catch her on skis—Reese Harman doesn’t let her stature hold her back in the demanding world of skiing. The Rocky Mountain College sophomore has faced some gnarly conditions, especially under heavy snowfall. “Ruts up to your hips sometimes, which can be super deep, like this big," Harman notes, raising a hand above her waist. "Holes, bumps — there’s all sorts of stuff you can go through,” she laughs.
Helena High track boasts four fastest milers in state this season

1 week ago | montanasports.com | Jonny Walker

HELENA — So far this high school track season, six boys across Montana have posted a 1,600-meter time fast enough to qualify for the Class AA state track meet in May. And of those six state qualifiers, four of them run for Helena High School. “Yeah, we’re all great friends,” said Helena senior Henry Sund, whose 4:16.89 is the fastest mile time recorded in the state so far this season.
'Welcome to the Juice Squad': Josh Firm now leading the Montana State running back room

1 week ago | montanasports.com | Grace Lawrence

BOZEMAN — This offseason, Montana State football coach Brent Vigen shifted his staff around, moving Sam Mix from running backs coach to wide receivers coach and bringing in Josh Firm to lead the running backs room. There's a lot of returning talent when it comes to the personnel within the room, as the group looks to keep its standard high of its illustrious run game.
Q2 AOW: University of Tennessee 'Felt Like Home' for Billings Skyview's Ryan Dierenfield

1 week ago | montanasports.com | Alec Bofinger

Montana's fastest guy is taking that speed south. Billings Skyview's Ryan Dierenfield, the reigning Class AA state champion in the 100- and 200-meter dashes and a five-star track recruit, will be blazing the track down in Knoxville next year for the University of Tennessee. "I didn't think I'd feel it, but you really do end up feeling it. The coach and everyone was super involved. The team was unbelievably welcoming, and it just felt like home to me," Dierenfield said.
Great Falls high sprinter Abby MacDonald signs with Eastern Washington track

1 week ago | montanasports.com | Tom Wylie

GREAT FALLS — Great Falls High sprinter Abby MacDonald signed with Eastern Washington track and field on Wednesday afternoon in front of friends, family, coaches and teammates. MacDonald is a talented sprinter who won the 2024 Eastern AA divisional title in 200 meter dash. She plans to run the 400 for the Eagles. A torn ACL ended her sophomore season, and a torn meniscus has sidelined her as a senior.
Corvallis' Hunter Loesch ranking among nation's best in javelin to start season

1 week ago | montanasports.com | Kyle Hansen

MISSOULA — Eye-popping marks are already happening around Montana's high school track and field season, and arguably none have had quite the success Hunter Loesch of Corvallis has seen to start. On April 4, Loesch uncorked a toss in the javelin that went an astounding 204 feet, 4 inches in Hamilton on his final throw of the day, a mark that easily sits as the best in Montana, but also ranks third in the entire country for high school javelin throwers according to Athletic.net.