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  • Art Steward Red-hot Griz ready to brawl in Bozeman

    Montana basketball to face MSU

    The Montana Griz and Montana State Bobcats renew their rivalry on the basketball court this weekend in Bozeman. 

  • Torry Hill Griz vs. Bobcats

    Lady ballers to rekindle rivalry

    The Lady Griz and Lady 'Cats square off on the hardwood this weekend in Bozeman. 

  • Griz Signing Day

    Head coach Robin Pflugrad elaborates on this year's recruiting class, which includes players from Missoula, Mont., Iowa and University of Washington.

  • Robin Pflugrad Griz football adds 24 new recruits

    The Montana Grizzlies signed 24 players on Wednesday, including seven from Montana. 

  • Caleb McSurdy McSurdy, two more Griz to compete in all-star game

    Caleb McSurdy, Jon Opperud and Charles Burton, former Montana Grizzlies will take part in the Players All-Star Classic in Little Rock, Ark., on Saturday at 3 p.m.

  • Mathias Ward Faith leads Grizzlies' Ward

    Deeply rooted in faith, Montana basketball standout Mathias Ward makes an impact on and off the hardwood.

  • Carl Kuschke Greet your Griz: Carl Kuschke

    Get to know UM's tennis leader Carl Kuschke.

  • Lindsey Hall Greet your Griz: Lindsey Hall

    Get to know UM's track star Lindsey Hall.

  • Lady Griz Basketball Recap Griz Recap

    Men's Basketball The University of Montana men's basketball team moved into a first place tie with Weber State on Sunday, after knocking off Portland State 69-67 on the road. The Griz improved to 8-1 in the Big Sky. In Portland, the Grizzlies were led by Will Cherry, who surpassed 1,000 points for his career, on his way to scoring a team-high 20 points, shooting 60 percent from the field.

  • Alyssa Smith Burn Camp Burn camp helps Lady Griz's Smith excel

    To competitors, when Lady Griz junior forward Alyssa Smith enters a game, her 6-foot frame and intense eyes indicate a fierce player. To her father, she's his little girl and he gets choked up talking about her: the compassion he sees in her makes him a better man and her journey with the Northwest Burn Foundation has transformed her life.

  • ladygrizhoops Lady Eagles get revenge, top Lady Griz

    When the Eastern Washington Lady Eagles invaded Dahlberg Arena they looked to redeem themselves from a loss in early January. Senior guard Chene Cooper led the Lady Eagles as they overtook the Lady Griz for only the fourth time at home Thursday evening 67-57.

  • menstennis Tennis teams swing into action

    In terms of personality, men and women are sometimes considered polar opposites. This view can be similarly applied to the University of Montana tennis teams. On one hand, the men have a relatively set lineup with senior Carl Kuschke leading the team at No.

  • Katie Baker Childhood teammates to face off

    Lady Griz basketball player Katie Baker will face an old friend.

  • Indoor track 1 Griz indoor set for Wazzu

    The track team hopes to send more qualifiers to competition.

  • Washington-Grizzly Stadium lights approved

    The Montana Board of Regents approved the University of Montana's request to install lights in Washington-Grizzly Stadium in a meeting last week in Helena. The lights will cost a total of $1 million, said Chuck Maes, UM's associate athletic director for internal operations.

  • ladygrizpreviewjan Lady Griz defense ready for Eagles

    For most college students, winter break means spending countless hours shredding powder at Snowbowl, catching up on lost sleep, eating Mom's stellar cooking and watching endless TV marathons for 28-plus days. Senior Montana basketball player Tianna Ware is lucky if she gets six days for winter break to spend with her family back in Bakersfield, Calif.

  • Griz Recap: Winter Break

    Men's Basketball The University of Montana men's basketball team stayed hot at home this weekend, crushing Big Sky Conference rival Sacramento State 85-56 at UM's Dahlberg Arena on Jan. 21. The victory moves the Grizzlies to 6-1 in Big Sky play and 13-6 overall, making them second in the conference.

  • Griz profile: Alexandra Hurley

    Alexandra Hurley, junior, forward, women's basketball Age:  21 Major:  Double major in sociology and communication Nickname:  Ali Hometown:  Anaconda, Mont. On my iPod:  Mostly country and the top songs on iTunes Favorite TV show:  Prison Break Favorite food:  Pasta with chicken What sport I would play if not basketball: Soccer Individual goal:  To go to law school Team goal:  To win the Big Sky Conference and go to the NCAA tournament Favorite activity:  Hanging out with friends and family, reading and shopping Favorite team as a kid:  Dallas Cowboys I would like to trade places with: Angelina Jolie Favorite city to visit: New York City Motto: In the end everything will be Okay, and if it's not Okay then it's not the end.

  • Griz Profile: Mathias Ward

    Mathias Ward, junior, forward men's basketball Age: 21 Major: Graduated with a finance degree  in Business Adminstation last spring Hometown: Gig Harbor,  Wash. First dunked a basketball: 8th grade On my iPod: John Mayer,  Jackson and Adele Favorite TV show: The Office Define swagger: Kevin Henderson (freshman on the team) because he is swagger.

  • Sexual assault investigation timeline

    Last update: 7:30 p.m. Jan. 17

    The Kaimin will update this story continuously with summaries and links of how the case is evolving. Follow us on Facebook (Montana Kaimin) and Twitter (KaiminNews) for notices on major updates.