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Greene’s first trip to the Class C Final Four in girls soccer will begin with the defending state champs.
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Montana wide receiver Landon Ransom-Goelz (left), head coach Bobby Kennedy (center) and safety Devin Dunn (right) recap the Grizzlies
Idaho State defensive lineman Collin Lewis (left), offensive lineman Ryan Karby (center) and head coach Cody Hawkins (right) recaps the Bengals
The Grizzlies (8-3 overall, 6-2 Big Sky) got TDs from their defense and special teams for the first time this season while taking down the Bengals (6-5, 3-5) in Missoula.
The Pirates came back through the loser-out side of the bracket to take down both Frenchtown and then Bigfork twice to claim their first volleyball state championship.
The road win guaranteed Montana State (10-1 overall, 7-1 Big Sky) at least a share of the conference title and made Brent Vigen the winningest head coach in MSU history.
Montana men's basketball coach Travis DeCuire, shown in a file photo from March, improved to 11-1 in games against North Dakota Saturday and moved into a tie for second most wins by a Big Sky Conference men's hoops coach with 245.
"I really thought our team on all three phases — offense, defense, special teams — showed a lot of heart." —Griz coach Bobby Kennedy
QUEENSBURY — The Beaver River boys and South Lewis girls cross country teams both generated banner days at the state championships on Saturday.
BRUNSWICK, Maine — Senior Nicholas Petrone recorded a pair of assists, while Baker Diaz and Cam Moyers each scored a goal as the No. 12-ranked St. Lawrence University men’s soccer
WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. — The Watertown Wolves’ early-season struggles continued Saturday night with yet another one-goal loss.
SYRACUSE — Toran Zehr and his Lowville football teammates undertook a daunting and challenging mission entering this season to deliver another sectional title.
The Lewiston-Porter fans were standing in the dying seconds making as much noise as humanely possible. They and the players on the field could feel it, the Lancers were heading