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Griz gear up for bigger Big Sky Conference

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Posted 10:08 AM 5/23/2012 by Derek Buerkle (KPAX Sports)

MISSOULA- After years of talking about conference expansion, it's finally time to do it in Montana and Derek Buerkle went on special assignment to find out how a bigger Big Sky Conference will change life for the Grizzlies.

The crazy changes in college conferences affect every sport, but (More)

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5/22/2012

Big Sky thriving a midst college conference changes

Posted 9:37 AM 5/22/2012 by Derek Buerkle (KPAX Sports)

MISSOULA- The Big Sky Conference will expand this coming fall with Southern Utah and North Dakota joining in every sport and Cal Poly and UC Davis joining just for football.

It started with some of the biggest schools in the country and trickled down to all the others. Two summers ago it (More)

5/20/2012

UM runner working towards Olympic Trials

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Posted 9:32 AM 5/21/2012 by Annemiek Wilson (KPAX News)

MISSOULA- There's just one month until America's best runners meet in Eugene, Oregon and one local runner hopes to be at the starting line.

Lynn Reynolds has been running track and cross country at the University of Montana for five years. He graduated in May and is working to finish (More)

5/19/2012

Griz add 10 to womens track and field team

Posted 1:59 PM 5/19/2012 by KPAX/KAJ Media Center

MISSOULA- After finishing in the top three at all four Big Sky Conference indoor and outdoor championships in 2010 and 2011, the Montana women's track and field team slipped to fifth at February's indoor meet and sixth at last weekend's outdoor championships.

The stop the team's slide (More)

5/17/2012

Griz track and field adds Montana-heavy dozen

Posted 12:47 PM 5/17/2012 by KPAX/KAJ Media Center

MISSOULA- Montana track and field program director Brian Schweyen announced this week that the first round of additions to his 2012-13 men's team is complete. The initial class is 12 deep, with eight of the athletes coming from high schools in Montana, six alone from the (More)