Stockton University men’s lacrosse player Eric Ellis was named a United States Intercollegiate Lacrosse Association Division III Scholar All-American on Monday.
Stockton University junior Daniel Do, an Absegami High School graduate, was voted to the College Sports Information Directors of America Academic All-America Division III Men’s Cross Country/Track & Field Third Team.
Montana State lands its first in-state commitment of the 2023 class as Helena Capital's Talon Marsh committed on Saturday night.
A week after winning his debut attempt at the daunting Western States 100, Missoula's Adam Peterman reflected on what the surreal victory meant for him.
Wrestlers from Cut Bank, Billings, Ronan and Columbus are ranked in the top 30 of girls wrestling nationwide at their weight classes.
Over 500 Montanans in the Class of 2022 have committed to or signed with college athletic programs so far.
Montana State lands its first in-state commitment of the 2023 class as Helena Capital's Talon Marsh committed on Saturday night.
Kealii Ah Yat is a 6-foot-1, 180-pound quarterback from Hawaii.
The first game pits UC Davis against Montana State in Bozeman on Oct. 1. The second game has Montana visiting Sacramento State on Oct. 22.
"It was a real blessing and just a great experience to qualify and compete on that stage.” MSU javelin thrower Cantor Coverdell
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Attorneys for multiple women suing Deshaun Watson over sexual misconduct are seeking the documents from the NFL’s investigation into the former Houston Texans quarterback. According to the motion filed Friday by the women’s attorneys, the legal team seeks any and all reports and files from the NFL’s investigation into Watson. That includes recorded interviews, witness statements and communications. Watson, who was later traded to the Cleveland Browns, has denied any wrongdoing and vowed to clear his name. He is facing discipline from the NFL over the allegations. In June, Watson settled 20 of 24 lawsuits accusing him of sexual misconduct.
Now that Deshaun Watson’s disciplinary hearing has concluded, the best solution for the NFL and the quarterback's legal team is to reach a settlement before retired judge Sue Robinson issues a decision. Watson was accused of sexual misconduct by 24 women and has settled 20 of the civil lawsuits. A settlement with the NFL would avoid an appeal that undermines the collectively bargained process with a disciplinary officer and prevents a potential court case. The longer the process drags, the messier it can get. And, it’s already ugly.
A prominent American remains detained in Russia because Brittney Griner is not as prominent as her supporters want to believe.
Deshaun Watson’s disciplinary hearing concluded Thursday with the NFL adamant about an indefinite suspension of at least one year and the quarterback’s legal team arguing there’s no basis for that punishment, two people with knowledge of the case told The Associated Press. Both sides presented their arguments over three days before former U.S. District Judge Sue Robinson in Delaware, according to both people who spoke on condition of anonymity because the hearing isn’t public. Watson was accused of sexual misconduct by 24 women and settled 20 of the civil lawsuits.