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HELENA, Mont. –  Montana Western football's Seth Shook was named Erck Hotels/ Frontier Conference Football Offensive Player of the Week Monday after a career outing in the #9 Bulldogs win over #20 Dickinson State. This marks the first Player of the Week honor of his career. "Seth was locked in all week and prepped really well for everything that was going to come his way," Head Coach Ryan Nourse said. "He blocked relentlessly and took advantage of the throws that came his way and had an incredible performance." Shook was the epitome of efficiency against the Blue Hawks, catching three touchdown passes on three total receptions in the contest. The sophomore wide receiver caught a career-long 75-yard touchdown reception to get things started offensively for the Bulldogs. His two other TD catches were also over 20 yards, going for 21 in the second quarter and 28 in the third. The Richland, Wash., native earned career-highs in both receiving yards (124) and single-game touchdown catches (3). It also marked the second time this season that he tallied over 100 receiving yards. LOOKING AHEAD Montana Western travels to the Pacific Northwest this week to take on Southern Oregon Saturday (10/4). Kickoff is set four 1 p.m. PT / 2 p.m. MT.

DILLON, Mont. – The University of Montana Western football team (3-1) earned a statement win on Saturday afternoon, defeating No. 20 Dickinson State 41-21 at Bulldog Stadium. Head Coach Ryan Nourse described the game as “a roller coaster,” noting his team’s ability to push through inconsistency and finish strong. “That’s hard to keep any consistency in any aspect of the game,” Nourse said. “I am really happy that we put together a good fourth quarter, ran the ball well, and finished strong to put away a good DSU team.” Offensive Firepower Quarterback Michael Palandri led the charge for the Bulldogs, completing 17 of 23 passes for 376 yards and five touchdowns, while also adding a rushing score. He connected on six completions of 20+ yards, including a 75-yard strike in the first quarter to set the tone early. Eli Nourse and Seth Shook proved unstoppable in the receiving game. Nourse: 199 yards and two touchdowns, highlighted by a 65-yard catch. Shook: 124 yards and three scores on just three receptions. UMW finished with 464 yards of total offense, averaging 10.5 yards per play. The Bulldogs scored on all three of their red-zone trips and converted four of eight third-down attempts. Defensive Standouts Montana Western’s defense piled up a season-high 92 total tackles, including 48 solo stops. The unit also logged six tackles for loss and three sacks while forcing a fumble and grabbing an interception. Tyler Walker: 14 tackles Jace Fitzgerald: 13 tackles, fumble recovery Reece Stanish: 9 tackles Devin Crow: 8 tackles, 3.0 TFL, 2.0 sacks, 1 forced fumble Brady Mounts: interception (his second in as many games) In total, 20 different Bulldogs recorded a tackle, with nine posting five or more. Dickinson State Recap The Blue Hawks (now 2-2) managed 353 yards of offense, with 212 of those on the ground. Quarterback Hudsen Grovom accounted for all three DSU touchdowns (two rushing, one passing), while Jackson Simonson led with 64 rushing yards. Defensively, Dickinson State tallied 44 tackles, one sack, and an interception. Dylan Dahlgren and Shel Osborne paced the Blue Hawks with six tackles each. With the win, Montana Western improves to 3-1 and hands Dickinson State its second loss of the season. The Bulldogs now turn their focus to the road, traveling to face Southern Oregon on Oct. 4. Kickoff is set for 1 p.m. PT / 2 p.m. MT. click here for tickets and info Click here The Hunt for Squatch starts 10/01 New customers mention this ad get 10% off

Game Recap: Women's Volleyball | September 25, 2025 | Claire Gay Photo Credit Terri Haverfield BILLINGS, Mont. –  The Montana Western volleyball team (7-8, 5-3 FC) dominated Rocky Mountain (0-12, 0-8 FC) 3-0 Thursday evening in Billings. The Bulldogs held the Battlin' Bears under 20 points in all three sets. "I thought tonight was an all-around great team win," Head Coach Katie Lovett said. "I was extremely impressed with our defense today and the team's ability to extend plays." UMW hit a .250 clip as a team, including hitting .300 in two of the three sets played. The Bulldogs held Rocky to a .026 hitting percentage on the night. Individually, three players hit over .350 for Western, led by Jordan Olson at .421 (10-19). Jaiden Perez (.385, 7-13), and Kennedy Lingenfelter (.364, 5-11) finished second and third, respectively. The nine aces by the Bulldogs are tied for second most in a single game this season. MATCH SUMMARY Big runs by Montana Western allowed the team to lead by as many as nine early in the opening set, and the Bulldogs increased their lead to 12 at the end take the 1-0 lead 25-13. The second frame saw the Battlin' Bears briefly take the lead 6-5, but UMW quickly regained control and claimed the second set 25-18. Western started the final set with a 10-3 run and led by as many as 12. RMC made a late push, but the Bulldogs completed the sweet 25-19. LEADERBOARD Olson led the way offensively with a game-best 10 kills. Taylor Petersen registered a game-high 19 assists. Taylor Ketchum paced all players with 22 digs. Olson and Perez shared the game-lead with five blocks apiece. Megan Hardman landed a game-best three service aces.   SPLIT BOX Montana Western held the statistical advantage in every major category, outperforming Rocky in kills (42-24), aces (9-3), blocks (9-1), assists (41-23), and digs (56-47). LOOKING AHEAD The Bulldogs return to the court tomorrow when they take on Carroll College in Helena. First serve is set for 7 p.m. MT

Rodeo September 25, 2025 Claire Gay DILLON, Mont. –  The Montana Western men's and women's rodeo teams are set to represent Montana Western and the Dillon community this weekend as they host the annual Montana Western Home Rodeo Sept. 26 and 27 at the Beaverhead County Fairgrounds.    SCHEDULE  Friday, Sept. 26 4-6 p.m. MT – Western Welcome Party at Atomic 79 7 p.m. MT – Performance                        Slack to begin immediately after Friday performance Saturday, Sept. 13 8 a.m. MT – Slack continued 1:30 p.m. MT – Calcutta at the Den 7 p.m. MT – Short Go Round  ADMISSION  Both the Friday and Saturday performances will have a $15 admission fee for adults and $5 for kids. UMW Students get free entry with a Bulldog Card. The Saturday morning Slack is free entry.  BULLDOG ROUNDUP  UMW has been a steady contender all fall. The men's team has earned two first place and one second place finishes while the women's side has placed second twice and third once.  In the Big Sky region, both teams currently sit second in the overall standings. The men's team has racked up 1,936.50 points and the women's ha tallied 719.50. In the NIRA national rankings, the men are currently in third and the women in fourth.  THE LINEUP  Friday Performance Barrel Racing Laura Haight Maddie Eskew Teely Bott   Goat Tying Jaycie Richey Josie Robbins Kaylee Kesl   Breakaway Roping Josie Robbins Brooke Richey   Steer Wrestling Teagen Arnold Tatum Hansen Carson Daniels Bry Severe Cooper Pavkov   Tie-Down Roping Bry Severe Racin Allen Jake Deveraux   Bareback Riding Coy Montgomery   Saddle Bronc Riding Denten Skjonsberg Cade Costello Cooper Olaveson Chase Martin Cardell Laughery   Bull Riding Westen Wade Gavin Knutson   Team Roping Taylor Burgee / Cooper Olaveson Brooke Richey / Jade Ramon Tavy Leno / Clay Pendergrass Charlee Resch / Tynell McInenly   Friday Slack Breakaway Roping Charlee Resch Laura Haight Hailey Matthews Tori Murnion Tavy Leno Mylee Barry   Saturday Slack Barrel Racing Kaylee Kesl Taylor Burgee Brylan Garrett Cole Collins Josie Robbins Tavy Leno Kennedy Lingenfelter Mylee Barry Kassidy Bremner Tori Murnion Casey Orduno Hailey Matthews Georgia King Kelsi Costello Sydney Fitzpatrick   Goat Tying Brylan Garrett Kelsi Costello Mackenzie Griffin Tavy Leno Charlee Resch Brooke Richey Tynell McInenly Georgia King   Breakaway Roping Teely Bott Brylan Garrett Tynell McInenly Kaylee Kesl Jacee Winward Georgia King Jaycie Richey Kelsi Costello Kadie Bends Taylor Burgee Kassidy Bremner Mackenzie Griffin   Steer Wrestling Clay Pendergrass Luke Garrison Grant Kiechler Tie-Down Roping Teagen Arnold Cooper Pavkov Jade Ramon   Team Roping Cooper Pavkov / Jake Deveraux Grant Kiechler / Dillon Waymire Kaylee Kesl / Teagen Arnold Teely Bott / Bry Severe Coy Montgomery / Jacee Winward Jaycie Richey / Laura Haight Tori Murnion / Kayton French Tatum Hansen / Cade Costello Racin Allen / Jake Miller Josie Robbins / Kelsi Costello Konnor Ward / Carson Daniels Gavin Knutson / Luke Garrison    THE OPPONENTS  The field consists of seven teams, including Dawson CC, Miles CC, Montana, Montana State, MSU-Northern, Northwest College, and UMW.  LOOKING AHEAD  The Bulldogs will return to action in the spring with six regular-season events. The Hunt for Squatch Click for details

DILLON — A University of Montana Western student from Nevada has been charged with felony negligent homicide in connection with a car crash that killed seven-year-old Enoch Haworth. Hunter James Stoeberl appeared Tuesday, Sept. 24, in Beaverhead County Justice Court, where Judge Randi Braddock set his bond at $25,000, with the option of a $10,000 cash bond. He is currently being held at the Beaverhead County Jail. If convicted, Stoeberl faces up to 20 years in prison and a maximum fine of $50,000. A meal train has been set up for Enochs family if you would like to help click here . Also a GoFundMe has been set up as well you can click here .

A Go Fund Me has been set up for the boys family. If you would like to donate here is the link https://gofund.me/2d739ed78 DILLON — Tuesday evening first responders were called to the corner of Atlantic and Helena Streets following a vehicle-versus-bicycle accident involving a minor child. Emergency crews arrived quickly, with paramedics working to stabilize the young patient for transport. The intersection was closed to traffic for several hours as Dillon Police, the Beaverhead County Sheriff’s Office, and the Montana Highway Patrol investigated the scene. At 9 p.m., Dillon Elementary School Superintendent Randy Shipman released a statement on Facebook confirming the tragic loss of a Parkview Elementary School student. “It is with deep sadness and a heavy heart that I share the tragic news of the passing of one of our beloved students at Parkview Elementary School,” Shipman wrote. “Our entire school community is mourning this unimaginable loss. We extend our heartfelt condolences to the student’s family and loved ones during this incredibly difficult time.” Shipman noted that grief counselors and support staff will be available at the school to help students and staff process the tragedy. He asked the community to respect the family’s privacy as they grieve. Authorities confirmed that the crash remains under active investigation. Law enforcement has asked that anyone with information contact the Dillon Police Department. Press release from Dillon Police Department September 23, 2025 Press Release: On September 23, 2025, Dillon Police Officers, Dillon Volunteer Fire Department, Beaverhead County Sheriff’s Office and Beaverhead Emergency Medical Service responded to a motor vehicle collision involving a bicyclist. The bicyclist was a young juvenile who was later pronounced dead after being transported to the hospital. The parents of the child have been notified prior to this release but due to this being an active investigation we will not be releasing any of the names involved at this point. Montana Highway Patrol is assisting with this investigation and we would like to thank all of our partners in this community, who play a vital role in these cases. Sincerely, Joel Stewart Acting Chief of Police This is a developing story, and additional updates will be provided as they become available.

The University of Montana Western has been ranked #5 in Top Public Schools – Regional Colleges (West) and #15 in Best Regional Colleges (West) by U.S. News & World Report in its 2025-26 rankings. U.S. News & World Report’s  Best Colleges rankings  have guided millions of students and families in their college search. The 2026 edition evaluates more than 1,700 U.S. colleges and universities, using up to 17 factors to measure academic quality and graduate success. “For over four decades, Best Colleges has served as a trusted and data-backed resource for students and families navigating the complex college search process,” says LaMont Jones, Ed.D., managing editor for Education at U.S. News. “Over the years, Best Colleges has evolved into a comprehensive tool that reflects the changing landscape of higher education, providing prospective students with a crucial starting point to identify schools that align with their academic and personal goals.” U.S. News calculates each ranking based on a specific methodology, using factors including graduation and retention rates, academic quality, Pell Grant recipient graduation rates, social mobility, first-generation student graduation rates, student support services, financial support, and academic resources for faculty. In addition to being ranked #15 in Regional Colleges (West) and #5 in Top Public Schools (West), Montana Western also ranked #22 in Top Performers on Social Mobility. The Western region includes 15 states: Washington, Oregon, California, Idaho, Nevada, Utah, Colorado, Wyoming, New Mexico, Montana, Arizona, Texas, Oklahoma, Alaska, and Hawaii. To view Montana Western’s full rankings list, visit:  https://www.usnews.com/best-colleges/montana-western-2537/overall-rankings . Academic programs at Montana Western include Biology, Business and Technology, Environmental Sciences, Education, English, Equine Studies, Health and Human Performance, Fine Arts, Mathematics, and History, Philosophy, and Social Sciences. Students at Montana Western enjoy a close-knit community and small class sizes, where they work closely with peers and professors. The 20-acre campus is an excellent place for students to benefit from the Experience One program, which emphasizes experiential learning and helps students build critical and creative thinking skills for real-world careers and graduate school. Montana Western’s commitment to engagement and support offers students a high-quality education at one of the most affordable tuition rates in the region. For more information about Experience One and the University of Montana Western, or to schedule a tour, visit  www.umwestern.edu  or call 877-683-7331.

DILLON, Mont. (Sept. 22, 2025)  – Nearly 400 community members gathered Monday evening in Jaycee Park to honor the life of Charlie Kirk, who was killed earlier this month during a debate event at Utah Valley University. The vigil opened with a prayer, followed by reflections from students involved in the Turning Point USA chapter in Dillon, as well as members of Chi Alpha and Waypoint Church. Speakers shared stories of how Charlie had influenced their lives, with some recalling personal encounters. After each speech, attendees observed a moment of silence. A single candle was lit in Charlie’s memory, and from that flame nearly 400 others were kindled, symbolizing both his life and the lives of others lost to violence in recent weeks. The gathering remained peaceful throughout. Law enforcement was present but not called upon to intervene. Volunteers offered cocoa, tea, and cookies to help attendees stay warm and comfortable as they reflected together.

WISDOM, Mont. (Sept. 21, 2025)  – A 44-year-old Wisdom man was found deceased Sunday morning after authorities located his vehicle overturned in the water along Lower North Fork Road outside of Wisdom, according to the Beaverhead County Sheriff’s Office. Deputies responded around 10:37 a.m. after receiving a report of a vehicle upside down in the water with only its tires visible. When a deputy arrived on scene, it appeared the driver’s side door had been forced open, suggesting someone may have attempted to escape. The search initially focused on locating the vehicle’s registered owner at his home and workplace, but when he was not found, attention returned to the submerged vehicle. Sheriff Wendt entered the water with chest waders, secured by a rope, and was able to pry open the passenger door. Inside, he discovered the body of the missing man. Investigators determined the man had been seen the previous night and had likely been in the vehicle overnight. His identity has not yet been released, pending notification of out-of-state family members. Update 09/22 5:20 pm driver of the vehicle has been identified as 44 year old Trevor Lee Nelson of Wisdom MT. The Montana Highway Patrol is leading the crash investigation. Authorities said alcohol is suspected to be a factor in the incident.

125 N. Idaho St. City of Dillon, Montana City Council Chambers September 24th, 2025 7:00 P.M. SPECIAL MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL AGENDA     PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE   A .        MAYOR’S DECISION TO CLOSE MEETING TO THE PUBLIC, PER SECTION 2-3-203(4) MCA RE: Litigation Captioned Eric Wendland and Alicia Wendland, v. City of Dillon,  DV-1-2025-14848-BC Montana                                     B.         DISCUSS A STRATEGY TO BE FOLLOWED WITH RESPECT TO SAID LITIGATION                                                 C.        RECONVENE IN OPEN MEETING   D.        PUBLIC COMMENT ON ITEMS OF SIGNIFICANT PUBLIC INTEREST NOT ON THE  AGENDA AND WITHIN THE JURISDICTION OF THE CITY   E.         ADJOURNMENT   PLEASE NOTE: The City of Dillon understands that citizens have the right under the Montana Constitution to observe and participate in local governmental affairs by personally attending all public meetings of the Dillon City Council and other City boards and committees. This meeting is closed to the public and reopens as normal. Join the meeting with Zoom ID: 770-316-6528, allowing permission for microphone and camera (if using a computer go to https://zoom.us/j/7703166528 ) and use Passcode 4245. Please mute your microphone until you desire to comment. Any problems or questions, call City Hall at 683-4245.

Montana Western is getting set to host the 33rd Annual Bulldog Bash on Oct. 11! The day kicks off at 10:00 a.m. with a community tailgate at Bulldog Stadium, followed by the Montana Western vs. Carroll College football game at 1:00 p.m. Alumni, supporters, and community members are invited to come out and show their Bulldog pride. Following the football game, join us for the Bulldog Bash. Doors open at 5:00 p.m. for no-host cocktails, and a roast beef dinner will be served at 5:30 p.m. The evening will feature a student-athlete speaker and a special video presentation offering a behind-the-scenes look at a day in the life of UMW student-athletes, highlighting football player Jonathan Kirkley and volleyball player Jordan Olson. Guests will also have the chance to participate in a silent auction and an exciting live auction lineup. Funds raised during the Bulldog Bash support scholarships and program enhancements for UMW's student-athletes. The event provides a fun and meaningful way for alumni, boosters, families, and friends of the University to connect and support Bulldog Athletics. Advance ticket purchase is required. To purchase tickets, please visit  https://tinyurl.com/DawgBash25  or call Kelly Allen at 406-683-7306. For more information, or to make a donation to the silent or live auction, please contact Jolene Robbins, Special Events and Alumni Coordinator, at 406-683-7303 or  jolene.robbins@umwestern.edu . UMW Athletics and the Foundation thank the community for their continued support and look forward to another memorable Bulldog Bash!

Football September 22, 2025 Claire Gay HELENA, Mont. –  Montana Western football player Maclain Burckley was named Erck Hotels/ Frontier Conference Football Special Teams Player of the week after a solid performance at Rocky Mountain Sept. 20 This marks the first Player of the Week honor of his career. "Maclain has become a huge part of the success of our team early in his career," Head Coach Ryan Nourse said. "He works tirelessly at being his best and the positive results are speaking for themselves." Burckley had a perfect day kicking against Rocky, going 3-of-3 on PAT kicks and 2-of-2 in field goals. He drilled a season-best 47-yard attempt just before halftime to put Bulldogs up 13-7. He also recorded four punts for 45.0 yards per punt, including a 51-yard effort. All of his four punts landed inside the opponent's 20-yard line His 47-yard field goal is the longest by any kicker in the Frontier Conference this season. Burckley's three made field goals on the year have all been over 30 yards. The redshirt-freshman has drained all 13 PAT attempts this season and is 3-of-4 on field goal attempts. He has tallied 11 punts for 466 yards (42.36 yards per punt). His 16 kickoffs have gone for 1,035 yards (64.7 yards per kick). LOOKING AHEAD Montana Western is back in Bulldog Stadium this week as they welcome Dickinson State Saturday. Kickoff is set for 1 p.m. MT.

The Montana Youth Challenge Academy, in partnership with the Montana National Guard 1-189th (General Support Aviation Battalion) and the University of Montana Western, will be hosting an educator airlift event on Wednesday, October 8, 2025. This event provides Montana high school administrators, counselors, and staff an opportunity to interact with current cadets and learn more about the Challenge Model of youth development and UMW’s Experience One program. Attendees will be flying in from locations across the state including the cities of: Kalispell, Missoula, Great Falls, Helena, Billings, and Bozeman. The purpose of this event is to create statewide partnerships so that MYCA can better support Montana’s youth. As part of the day’s activities, military helicopters are scheduled to land around noon on the south end of campus in the tailgating/parking area. This will be an exciting opportunity to see aircraft land on campus, but it also requires some important safety measures: The south tailgating/parking lot and the adjacent parking lot near the BARC will be closed during the event. These areas must remain clear to provide safe landing space and to account for rotor wash from the helicopters as they land and take off throughout the afternoon. To ensure public safety, it is critical that all observers stay clear of these areas on October 8.  We appreciate your cooperation in keeping these spaces clear and safe for this special event. For more information, please contact the Montana Youth Challenge Academy at 406-960-4424. The Great Squatch Hunt starts 10/01 click for details

September 22nd,2025 Notice of Public Meeting Notice is hereby given of the East Bench Unit Joint Board meeting Tuesday, September 23 rd , 2025 at 4:00 p.m. The Board will meet at the district office.  Call to Order  New Business Discuss winter releases  Old business  Adjourn

BILLINGS, Mont.  – Behind a balanced offensive attack and strong second-half adjustments, the Montana Western Bulldogs claimed a 35-21 road victory over Rocky Mountain on Saturday afternoon. The Bulldogs (2-1) piled up 498 yards of total offense, including 350 through the air, and moved the chains 30 times while converting nine critical third- and fourth-down plays. Offensive Leaders Quarterback Michael Palandri  fueled the Bulldogs’ charge, throwing for 350 yards and three touchdowns while adding 50 rushing yards and a rushing score. Palandri also punched in a two-point conversion that gave Western a 28-14 cushion late in the third quarter. Wideout Eli Nourse  proved nearly unstoppable, hauling in 12 receptions for 148 yards and a touchdown. Seth Shook  and Jakob Humphrey  each added touchdown catches, with Humphrey also leading the ground game at 74 rushing yards on 6.2 yards per carry. Special teams provided a boost as well. Kicker Maclain Burckley  went 3-for-3 on extra points and drilled both field goal attempts, including a season-long 47-yarder just before halftime. Defensive Highlights Defensively, Keegan Muffich  led the way with eight tackles, three of them solo stops. Romeo Simpson , Brady Mounts , Jace Fitzgerald , Tyler Walker , and Taylor Schoen  each chipped in four tackles. Walker tallied 1.5 tackles for loss, while Schoen recorded the Bulldogs’ lone sack, a five-yard drop of the Rocky quarterback. Mounts iced the win with a key interception in the fourth quarter. Coach’s Take “Rocky came to play and did some things on defense that were really tough to deal with,” head coach Ryan Nourse  said. “They have a talented wide receiver group that really tested our secondary. The guys did an awesome job of taking the adjustments we made at half and putting them into action in the second half and getting a tough road win.” What’s Next The Bulldogs return home next week to host Dickinson State . Kickoff is set for 1 p.m. MT. click here for tickets and info

Game Recap: Women's Volleyball | September 19, 2025 | Claire Gay MADISON. S.D. –  The Montana Western volleyball team (6-7, 4-2 FC) fell to (RV) Dakota State (8-3, 4-2 FC) Friday evening in Madison, S.D. MATCH SUMMARY The hosts came out firing in set one, going on a 9-2 run to take the lead early. They kept up the pressure and took the first 25-12. The Bulldogs fought hard in the second frame, keeping it close throughout the set, but the Trojans pulled away at the end, taking the 25-21 win to go up 2-0. In the third, Dakota State again opened up a seven-point lead early on, and despite a valiant effort from Western, DSU completed the sweep with a 25-17 set win. LEADERBOARD ·         Dani Brown led UMW with six kills while Jordan Olson and Kennedy Lingenfelter each tallied four. ·         Megan Hardman paced the team in both assists (10) and aces (three). ·         Taylor Ketchum recorded a team-best nine digs. ·         Jaiden Perez earned a game-high five blocks. SPLIT BOX Montana Western won the blocks battle 7-2, but were outperformed in kills (23-44), aces (3-7), assists (20-40), and digs (30-44) LOOKING AHEAD The Bulldogs are back on the court tomorrow when they face off against #5 Bellevue. First serve is set for 12 p.m. MT/ 1 p.m. CT.

Claire Gay UMW Sports MISSOULA, Mont. – Montana Western's Brant and Olivia Heiner were the top Bulldog finishers at the Montana Invite Friday evening. Brant ran a 27:58.6 to finish 47th out of 77 competitors in the men's 8k. Olivia clocked a 21:10.3 to take 41st out of 72 runners in the women's 5k. The other finishers on the men's side included Harrison Silverio (55th, 29:11.8), Wyatt Yeager (59th, 30:02.5), Cael Thilmony (60th, 30:07.1), Kreg Butler (61st, 30:19.1), Tristan Von Bargen (63rd, 30:59.0), Noah Rovente (67th, 31:29.2), and Brody Henry (70th, 32:39.9) On the women's side, Justene Santi (57th, 22:53.5), Ashley Murnion (67th, 25:57.6), Kylee Wyatt (70th, 29:13.6), and Madison Faulkner (71st, 30:08.6) rounded out the Bulldog finishers. LOOKING AHEAD The Bulldogs next take the course at the Bengal Invite Oct. 3. The women kick things off at 11 a.m. MT with the men following immediately after at 12 p.m. MT