(NMB) Before the school year officially closes, lets remind everyone where the Blue Pony and Sugarbeeter seniors are going to be continuing their careers collegiately starting in 2025-26. This will also mention local kids signing with MSU-Northern.
Football player Colter Solomon is joining the Rocky Mountain College Battlin’ Bears. Runner Hailey Gingery signed with Montana Tech back in late January. Kaydance Reiter is going to UM on a track and field scholarship announced in December. Tate Nelson committed to Montana State University-Northern for football back in late March. April was a busy month for Havre college commits. Tanner Delarosa is officially committed to Mayville State University in North Dakota to play baseball. Cassandra Gibson and Addisyn Olson committed to MSU-Northern in April to compete in rodeo and volleyball, respectively. Noah Barrett will be taking his talents to the golf course as he is signed to play for Bethany Lutheran College in Mankato (muhn-KAY-toe), MN. Just days after, Matt Lemer was announced as the latest MSU-Northern Lights wrestling commit. Tiera Parker signed with Green River College in Washington to play basketball, Macee May will compete for the Carroll College track team and Matt Huse signed to play basketball at Spokane Community College.
For Chinook, star basketball player Alexus Seymour will be at Dickinson State next season, playing in the Frontier Conference. Two-sport Sugarbeeter athlete Addison Olsen is going to play volleyball at Blue Mountain Community College in Pendelton, OR. Hannah Schoen committed to Carroll College’s track and field program in May, where she will compete in the throwing events.
Box Elder and Big Sandy have athletes coming to Havre next season. Both Pioneers star basketball player Eva Yeadon and Bears hooper Alex Four Colors have each signed with MSU-N. Four Colors will actually become a collegiate rodeo athlete. Box Elder’s Tracen Jilot has also signed with MSU Northern as he will join the Lights basketball program.
Good luck to all area athletes continuing their athletic careers in college.
