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The National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA) announced the teams for the 2024 NAIA Men’s Basketball National Championship First & Second Rounds presented by Ballogy. Montana Tech is ranked No. 3 in the Naismith Quadrant of the 64-team field. The other teams coming to Butte next week are No. 6 Hope International (Calif.), No. 11 Lewis-Clark State (Idaho), and No. 14 Wayland Baptist (Texas).

Although many of Butte's signs from the past have long since come down, there are still an impressive number of neon signs in use and with LED technology progressing, there are some breathtaking new signs being designed. Here are a few of the signs around town that we think stand out.

For the second year in a row, Montana Tech’s Men’s Basketball team will host First and Second round games on Kelvin Sampson Court.

The Frontier Conference Women’s Basketball Tournament will take place this Thursday, February 29th, through Saturday, March 2nd.The Oredigger women will the tournament as the six seed and will square off against the Bulldogs of Montana Western, the third seed, on Thursday at 7 pm.

The official final rosters and entry lists for the 2024 NAIA Women's Indoor Track and Field Championship qualifiers have been announced. The Orediggers will be represented by a group of six women, and five men.

Another conference game and another blowout victory for the Montana Tech Men's Basketball team as they throttled Rocky Mountain College last night.

The sixth NAIA Men's Basketball Coaches' Top 25 has been released, and the Orediggers of Montana Tech have inched up a spot to No.10 in the country.

Montana Tech men's basketball dominates Carroll College in impressive 90-66 victory.

Exciting event alert! Montana Tech's Mining Team hosting the International Collegiate Mining Competition, with underground tours and mouthwatering food from local food trucks. Find out how to get your truck involved.

Montana Tech basketball returns home tonight and what has rarely been the case recently, both the men's and women's teams are looking to rebound after a sweep last weekend at the hands of the University of Providence. The women suffered their fourth loss in a row, 65-53 while the men had a six-game winning streak snapped, 70-59.