5 days ago
Bay County high school football returns this week, with Kickoff Classics set for Friday, Aug. 14.
All six Bay County football programs will take the field for their first live-action games ahead of the 2026 season, giving teams an opportunity to shake off the rust and get an early look at what they have been working on during the offseason.
With all six games scheduled for Friday, local fans will have plenty of options to choose from. Mosley, Arnold and Bozeman will host their Kickoff Classics, while Bay High and Rutherford will hit the road. Bozeman will also debut its new turf field, which was installed over the summer.
Here is the full slate of Bay County Kickoff Classic games.
Top DL's in Bay 16 Bay County high school football defensive linemen to watch in 2026
#high #Friday #bozeman #school
All six Bay County football programs will take the field for their first live-action games ahead of the 2026 season, giving teams an opportunity to shake off the rust and get an early look at what they have been working on during the offseason.
With all six games scheduled for Friday, local fans will have plenty of options to choose from. Mosley, Arnold and Bozeman will host their Kickoff Classics, while Bay High and Rutherford will hit the road. Bozeman will also debut its new turf field, which was installed over the summer.
Here is the full slate of Bay County Kickoff Classic games.
Top DL's in Bay 16 Bay County high school football defensive linemen to watch in 2026
#high #Friday #bozeman #school
9 days ago
Former Washington Huskies tight end Will Dissly is still searching for a home in the NFL.
With a little extra time on his hands, the 6-foot-4, 265-pound Bozeman, Montana native made a return to Montlake on Friday to take in UW's second practice of fall camp. Dissly, a fourth-round pick by the Seattle Seahawks in the 2018 NFL draft, made 46 total appearances for the Huskies from 2014-17 with 17 starts as he turned into a productive tight end for Chris Petersen.
Dissly's position coach, Jordan Paopao, remains at Washington as Jedd Fisch's tight ends coach, entering his 12th season as an **** istant coach with the program, having spent nine seasons under Petersen and now three with Fisch after he followed him north from Arizona in 2024.
"This place...Well, one, one of the things that never gets old is when you get a view like this," Paopao said Tuesday as he looked out over Husky Stadium from the UW football offices. "I'm grateful to work here every single day. How do you beat this view, right? Very fortunate to call this place home. I've seen this program in just about every place that you can. From the infancy to being with coach (Steve) Sarkisian and trying to work through, 'Hey, how is it cool again to wear UW gear again? To being with Pete going to a lot of these bowl games."
Under Paopao and Petersen's tutelage, Dissly transitioned from being an under-the-radar defensive lineman out of Montana to being an effective tight end for ex-UW quarterback Jake Browning.
#huskies
With a little extra time on his hands, the 6-foot-4, 265-pound Bozeman, Montana native made a return to Montlake on Friday to take in UW's second practice of fall camp. Dissly, a fourth-round pick by the Seattle Seahawks in the 2018 NFL draft, made 46 total appearances for the Huskies from 2014-17 with 17 starts as he turned into a productive tight end for Chris Petersen.
Dissly's position coach, Jordan Paopao, remains at Washington as Jedd Fisch's tight ends coach, entering his 12th season as an **** istant coach with the program, having spent nine seasons under Petersen and now three with Fisch after he followed him north from Arizona in 2024.
"This place...Well, one, one of the things that never gets old is when you get a view like this," Paopao said Tuesday as he looked out over Husky Stadium from the UW football offices. "I'm grateful to work here every single day. How do you beat this view, right? Very fortunate to call this place home. I've seen this program in just about every place that you can. From the infancy to being with coach (Steve) Sarkisian and trying to work through, 'Hey, how is it cool again to wear UW gear again? To being with Pete going to a lot of these bowl games."
Under Paopao and Petersen's tutelage, Dissly transitioned from being an under-the-radar defensive lineman out of Montana to being an effective tight end for ex-UW quarterback Jake Browning.
#huskies
17 days ago
Babe Ruth PNW tourney 'worth the trip'
Though results on the field at the Babe Ruth Pacific Northwest baseball tournament weren't what the Lower Columbia 9U All-Stars had in mind, the team still showed a lot of talent.
After a thrilling victory over West Linn 9U on July 12 to win state, the Lower Columbia boys packed up their bags and headed to Meridian, Idaho for the regional championships, held July 23 to 25. The boys faced off against some of the fiercest competition from the West Coast. Taking on teams from Idaho, Oregon, Washington and Montana, the Lower Columbia All-Stars finished 1-3. They started things off with a 17-1 loss to the Kennewick Americans 9U, before turning things around.
They finished with a hard earned 12-10 victory over Nampa, Idaho. This qualified the boys for the quarterfinals where they took n the Bozeman Bucks 9U.
The quarterfinal match between these teams was a classic back and forth game that ended up going to extra innings. After Lower Columbia jumped out to a 9-2 start, the Bucks started to crawl back. A six-run third inning for the Bucks brought them within one, and things weren't decided until the eighth inning. Lower Columbia had a chance to walk things off in the bottom of seven as they loaded the bases, but Bozeman found a way to strand the runners. Lower Columbia went on to lose 14-13 in eight innings, concluding their season.
#things #boys
Though results on the field at the Babe Ruth Pacific Northwest baseball tournament weren't what the Lower Columbia 9U All-Stars had in mind, the team still showed a lot of talent.
After a thrilling victory over West Linn 9U on July 12 to win state, the Lower Columbia boys packed up their bags and headed to Meridian, Idaho for the regional championships, held July 23 to 25. The boys faced off against some of the fiercest competition from the West Coast. Taking on teams from Idaho, Oregon, Washington and Montana, the Lower Columbia All-Stars finished 1-3. They started things off with a 17-1 loss to the Kennewick Americans 9U, before turning things around.
They finished with a hard earned 12-10 victory over Nampa, Idaho. This qualified the boys for the quarterfinals where they took n the Bozeman Bucks 9U.
The quarterfinal match between these teams was a classic back and forth game that ended up going to extra innings. After Lower Columbia jumped out to a 9-2 start, the Bucks started to crawl back. A six-run third inning for the Bucks brought them within one, and things weren't decided until the eighth inning. Lower Columbia had a chance to walk things off in the bottom of seven as they loaded the bases, but Bozeman found a way to strand the runners. Lower Columbia went on to lose 14-13 in eight innings, concluding their season.
#things #boys
17 days ago
It did not take long on the C.H. Robinson second quarter earnings call with ***** ysts late Wednesday for the subject to switch away from a strong financial performance in the quarter to the fallout from its more than $600 million nuclear verdict handed down in a Texas courtroom last week.
While there might have been some speculation that CEO Dave Bozeman and other members of the management team might have cited "ongoing litigation" as a reason to not discuss the Dallas County case of Lipe vs. Lupus Superior, with C.H. Robinson also as a defendant, Bozeman addressed it in his opening remarks, and numerous questions from ***** ysts were all answered with the same reply: our behavior was proper and we're confident this verdict will not stand.
That message on Lipe vs. Lupus Superior ultimately became likely the most-discussed topic of the phone call, though Michael Castagnetto, the president of North American Surface Transportation, was able to make his core point at least twice about the company's core brokerage operations: it has now been 13 quarters where volume growth at C.H. Robinson outstripped the benchmark volume numbers published by Cass Information Systems.
Bozeman introduced his remarks on Lipe vs. Lupus Superior by referring to the "evolving legal environment regarding trucking accidents," which he described as "tragic, and every loss of life on our nation's highways is one too many."
It's a tragedy but we didn't cause it
#quarter #call #verdict
While there might have been some speculation that CEO Dave Bozeman and other members of the management team might have cited "ongoing litigation" as a reason to not discuss the Dallas County case of Lipe vs. Lupus Superior, with C.H. Robinson also as a defendant, Bozeman addressed it in his opening remarks, and numerous questions from ***** ysts were all answered with the same reply: our behavior was proper and we're confident this verdict will not stand.
That message on Lipe vs. Lupus Superior ultimately became likely the most-discussed topic of the phone call, though Michael Castagnetto, the president of North American Surface Transportation, was able to make his core point at least twice about the company's core brokerage operations: it has now been 13 quarters where volume growth at C.H. Robinson outstripped the benchmark volume numbers published by Cass Information Systems.
Bozeman introduced his remarks on Lipe vs. Lupus Superior by referring to the "evolving legal environment regarding trucking accidents," which he described as "tragic, and every loss of life on our nation's highways is one too many."
It's a tragedy but we didn't cause it
#quarter #call #verdict
26 days ago
Bison that appear to be grazing peacefully are able to accelerate into a terrifying pace, making them among the most dangerous animals in Yellowstone, where one of the giant bovines recently charged at and tossed a grandfather.
Carl McDaniel, 65, suffered multiple bone fractures in the July 10 attack at the national park but lived to tell the tale, as seen in a video he recorded a few days later from his bed at Bozeman Health Deaconess Medical Center in southern Montana.
"He wasn't showing aggression or anything like that until it picked a target. That target happened to be me," McDaniel said in the video posted on Instagram on Saturday.
McDaniel was on a after-dinner stroll with his grandson when the attack happened at Bridge Bay Campground, not far from Yellowstone Lake.
"They move faster than you could ever imagine. He just kept coming," he said. The bison did not connect with McDaniel's grandson, who was not hurt.
#target #carl
Carl McDaniel, 65, suffered multiple bone fractures in the July 10 attack at the national park but lived to tell the tale, as seen in a video he recorded a few days later from his bed at Bozeman Health Deaconess Medical Center in southern Montana.
"He wasn't showing aggression or anything like that until it picked a target. That target happened to be me," McDaniel said in the video posted on Instagram on Saturday.
McDaniel was on a after-dinner stroll with his grandson when the attack happened at Bridge Bay Campground, not far from Yellowstone Lake.
"They move faster than you could ever imagine. He just kept coming," he said. The bison did not connect with McDaniel's grandson, who was not hurt.
#target #carl
1 month ago
With a market cap. of $29.8 billion, Bozeman, Montana-based Fair Isaac Corporation (FICO) is a global ***** ytics software company, recognized for pioneering predictive ***** ytics and data science to help businesses make smarter decisions. Its industry-leading solutions, including the widely used FICO® Score, support organizations in over 80 countries by improving risk management, fraud prevention, customer satisfaction, and operational efficiency across multiple industries.
FICO is set to report its Q3 2026 results soon. Ahead of the release, ***** ysts expect the company to post an EPS of $10.41, a surge of 51.8% from $6.86 in the year-ago quarter. The company has exceeded Wall Street's EPS estimates in three of the last four quarters while missing on another occasion.
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FICO is set to report its Q3 2026 results soon. Ahead of the release, ***** ysts expect the company to post an EPS of $10.41, a surge of 51.8% from $6.86 in the year-ago quarter. The company has exceeded Wall Street's EPS estimates in three of the last four quarters while missing on another occasion.
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2 months ago
It is World Cup time in North America.
The World Cup kicks off Thursday, June 11, in Mexico as "El Tri" faces South Africa. The tournament, hosted by Canada, the United States and Mexico, runs through the final at MetLife Stadium on Sunday, July 19.
It could mark the final World Cup appearances for Lionel Messi, who leads defending champion Argentina, and Cristiano Ronaldo, who could be playing in his sixth World Cup, the most by any men's player in tournament history.
Male FPL Athlete of the Year Bozeman's Jarret Gay voted FPL Male Athlete of the Year
Local youth football Bay County's Javien Elliott hosts third annual youth football camp
The World Cup kicks off Thursday, June 11, in Mexico as "El Tri" faces South Africa. The tournament, hosted by Canada, the United States and Mexico, runs through the final at MetLife Stadium on Sunday, July 19.
It could mark the final World Cup appearances for Lionel Messi, who leads defending champion Argentina, and Cristiano Ronaldo, who could be playing in his sixth World Cup, the most by any men's player in tournament history.
Male FPL Athlete of the Year Bozeman's Jarret Gay voted FPL Male Athlete of the Year
Local youth football Bay County's Javien Elliott hosts third annual youth football camp
