It turns out Havre High football player Brisbin Reiter is not done representing the Blue Ponies. He will be back out on the field one more time in a very important game, the 77th annual “East-West Shrine Game”, which showcases the best talent in the Treasure State for all class levels.
Reiter, a 5-11, 215-pound senior, was one of 41 players chosen to participate and will play inside linebacker in the game for the East All-Stars. It will be a preview of what’s to come as he will take his talents to Billings next fall when he suits up for Rocky Mountain College.
Reiter was named for the first time to the All-State team and got a second All-Conference team nod as an inside linebacker in Class ‘A’ this past season.
He will be teammates with the following Eastern ‘A’ players he competed against this past season:
Defensive end Maddox Roberts, Billings Central
Inside linebacker Xavier Brackenridge, Billings Central
Outside linebacker Tyce Casterline, Lockwood
Center Treydon Hull, Laurel
Fullback Holden Meged, Miles City
Tight end Chase Crockett, Glendive
Running back Miles Wells, Hardin
Defensive tackle Jordan Jensen, Lewistown
Alternates: Cameron McAllister from Laurel, Kieran Netburn from Lewistown, Maxx Ray from Lewistown, and Brody Jenness from Lewistown
The 2024 East-West Shrine Game will take place on June 15 in Billings.
