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Helena native Sean O'Malley grounded, focused and healthy ahead of title rematch at UFC 316

3 days ago | montanasports.com | Tom Wylie

GREAT FALLS — For Helena native Sean O’Malley, this weekend’s UFC 316 isn’t just about reclaiming his bantamweight title. It’s about proving that the last fight wasn’t the real “Suga” Sean. O’Malley (18-2, 1 NC) is set to face Merab Dvalishvili (23-4) — the man who took his belt at UFC 306 in September — in a highly anticipated rematch Saturday night in Newark, New Jersey. The 30-year-old fan favorite admits his last outing at UFC 306 wasn’t his best showing.
Helena Capital's Tyler Crum encapsulated hard work to repeat as state champion

3 days ago | montanasports.com | Jonny Walker

HELENA — What does it take to become a state champion? It’s a title Helena Capital senior Tyler Crum earned twice after repeating as champion in the javelin at the Class AA state track meet in late May in Kalispell. “Just try to stay relaxed. Just try to follow the technique best I can. And then just let it rip and see what happens,” said Crum, who recorded a personal best throw of 186 feet, 1 inch to clinch his second title. “It was pretty awesome.
Helena Capital's Brayden Brisko battled through pneumonia en route to state pole vault title

4 days ago | montanasports.com | Jonny Walker

HELENA — Fifteen feet, six inches. That’s the height Helena Capital's Brayden Brisko cleared to win this year’s boys pole vault title at the Class AA state meet in Kalispell. But even before then, Brisko had to clear a much greater obstacle. “I started getting sick like the first meet,” said Brisko, who battled through pneumonia during his championship season.
Blue rallies past Red for third straight 8-Man All-Star game victory

6 days ago | montanasports.com | Luke Shelton

BUTTE — For the third straight season, Team Blue prevailed in the Bob Cleverley 8-Man All-Star Game. Culbertson graduate and Montana football commit Bridger Salvevold scored a go-ahead touchdown on a quarterback keeper with 25 seconds remaining as Team Blue rallied out of an early double-digit deficit to prevail 28-23 in the 41st edition of "The Clev" on a toasty Saturday evening at Bob Green Field. It was Team Blue's third straight win in the series.
Former MSU-Billings standout Jalen Tot fulfilling Division I dream, transferring to Appalachian State

1 week ago | montanasports.com | Alec Bofinger

BILLINGS — Jalen Tot's Division I dream has come true. The former MSU-Billings standout and 2024 West Region player of the year is using his final year of eligibility to play at Appalachian State in Boone, North Carolina. "All the coaches were all in for me and showed a lot of life. The head coach face-timed me personally and offered me, and I think that meant a lot to me. He made sure my mom was comfortable and she felt good, and that's my rock," Tot said.
Kalispell Glacier Softball reflects on impressive comeback that won state title

1 week ago | montanasports.com | Derek Joseph

KALISPELL — With the odds stacked against them, the Kalispell Glacier Wolfpack came out on top at the Class AA state softball tournament. WATCH THE VIDEO: Kalispell Glacier Softball reflects on impressive comeback state title win After dropping the first game of the tournament, the team rallied off six straight wins, including two come-from-behind victories in the championship round against Billings Senior.
Helena Senators fueled by last season's state runner-up finish

1 week ago | montanasports.com | Jonny Walker

HELENA — Last August, the Helena Senators American Legion baseball team had the chance to repeat as Montana/Alberta state champions but ultimately fell one game shy, forced instead to watch as Missoula hoisted the championship on Helena’s home field. This year, the Senators will look to reclaim that state title. “I think it was a great experience for our whole team,” said pitcher Tyler Beaver of last year’s runner-up finish.“A really great learning experience.
Teams ‘super determined’ as 41st Bob Cleverley 8-Man All-Star Game approaches

1 week ago | montanasports.com | Luke Shelton

BUTTE — For the vast majority of recently graduated 8-man football players who have been practicing at Montana Tech this week, Saturday's contest will be their final time suiting up. Most won't play college football, and when Team Red and Team Blue clash on Bob Green Field in the 41st Bob Cleverley 8-Man All-Star Game at 7 p.m., the stakes will feel plenty high. "Oh I'm super determined," said St. Ignatius product Iyezk Umphrey, a member of the Blue Team. "I can't lose my last game.
After over three decades and wearing multiple hats, Scott Anderson retiring from Missoula Loyola

1 week ago | montanasports.com | Kyle Hansen

MISSOULA — Scott Anderson has been a staple at Missoula Loyola Sacred Heart High School. Since 1990, he's been a teacher at his alma mater, but now, he's ready for a new chapter. "As far as teaching goes, I've been parking in the same spot for about 34 years and it's just time for a change," Anderson said. In his time as a teacher, Anderson has held many hats and taught many classes, including history, political science, economics, marketing, Montana history, world geography and religion.
Helena Capital honors three seniors for character, leadership and athletics

1 week ago | montanasports.com | Jonny Walker

HELENA — Capital High School recognized three senior student–athletes Wednesday afternoon, naming its 2024-25 Bob Bean and Jude Gleason award winners. Merek Mihelish and Cole Graham were co-recipients of the Bob Bean award. Taylor Zanto received the Jude Gleason award. The awards are meant to recognize the most outstanding male and female athletes in Capital’s senior class.