playoffs

Two Fireworks Extravaganza nights in the span of 7 days. Awesome!

Kickin' the ball around.

It should be a great game between two fantastic teams, GO HAWKS!

Jed Clampet is leading the charge to have a specific place Seahawks fans can gather to watch the games together.

A team with plenty of experience dealing with Washington Grizzly Stadium will be making a return trip to Missoula this Saturday in round one of the FCS playoffs.

The Missoula Osprey, headed to the Pioneer League playoffs by virtue of winning the first half of their season, have decided to cancel their fireworks show on Friday due to the wildfires in the area.

Over the weekend our hometown Missoula Maulers had a huge weekend playoff series against the Southern Oregon Spartans. It was intense as soon as the puck dropped on Friday's best of three series game.

What a fun weekend it's going to be in Western Montana! At Dahlberg Arena and the Adams Center we have both Men and Women's Big Sky Basketball Tournaments going on. The St. Patrick's Day parade is happening downtown Missoula. And you can't forget about our hometown Missoula Maulers dropping the puck for some playoff hockey at the Glacier Ice Rink...

Four NFL players with connections to Montana will be participating in the NFL Playoffs this postseason. What a tremendous accomplishment to these men and their teams to reach this goal, plus theystill have an opportunity to work toward that covenanted Lombardi Trophy...

The Big Sky Conference got some big-time respect from the FCS (Football Championship Subdivision) selection committee with a total of four teams in the 24 team playoff field,  and the University of Montana Grizzlies gaining the No. 8 seed.

As we have seen, this is a team ready to win the playoffs!

It’s pretty well accepted that the BCS system to determine college football’s national championship is unpopular with the public. But a new survey from Poll Position shows just how hated the BCS -- which uses a mix of human polls, computer rankings and strength of schedule to determine a one-off national championship game — really is.