(Editor’s note: story by Montana Sports Information) PORTLAND – The sweet feeling Montana felt less than a month ago, when the Grizzlies swept Portland State,
BOZEMAN – Bozeman quarterback Kris Brown has always dreamed of playing Division I football, and he’s getting a chance to play with the University of
(Editor’s note: story by Montana Sports Information) MISSOULA – In his first year as a starter for the Montana defense, junior linebacker Dante Olson has
(Editor’s note: Big Sky Conference media release) OGDEN, Utah – After sweeping the Big Sky regular season and tournament titles in 2017-18, Montana has been
(Editor’s note: Big Sky Conference media release) OGDEN, Utah – Another Big Sky women’s basketball season approaches, and Idaho was selected to win the 2018-19
MISSOULA – The Montana Grizzly volleyball team came into 2018 as an unknown, but now halfway through the season the Griz have made their name
(Editor’s note: Big Sky Conference release) OGDEN, Utah — After leading Montana to regular season and tournament titles during his junior campaign, guard Ahmaad Rorie
(Editor’s note: story by Montana Sports Information) OGDEN, Utah — Montana senior Baylee Barckley was named the Big Sky Conference Golfer of the Week on
MISSOULA – Montana’s soccer team has reached crunch time. The Grizzlies are fighting for a spot in the postseason. Four out of six teams have
MISSOULA – It’s been a rough couple weeks for Montana Grizzlies football, and head coach Bobby Hauck admitted the bye week comes at a good
(Editor’s note: Big Sky Conference media release) OGDEN, Utah – The Big Sky Conference had an exciting week of football, including its first overtime game
Saturday’s stunning loss to North Dakota might have felt unprecedented to Montana Grizzly football fans – and that’s because it was. In 7+ seasons with the Griz, Bobby Hauck had never lost back-to-back conference games. So a bye week couldn’t come at a better time.
BUTTE — If the state of Montana had a Mount Rushmore of its best coaches, any sport at any level, there’s no doubt two of
Following Montana’s 41-14 loss to North Dakota, head coach Bobby Hauck had a blunt assessment of his team. “We’re a really average football team,” he said. “And if we don’t go out and play at an optimum level, and we don’t take care of the football, we can’t win.”
