Billings Daily Digest Monday, September 28, 2026
Ty's Take
Sunday's motorcycle hill climbs out at MetraPark drew a crowd that reminded you why this city keeps finding reasons to gather, even when the weather's turning and the season's shifting into that in-between stretch. There's something about watching riders gun it up a slope that brings out the competitor in people, and in a region built on energy and grit, that gets the blood moving. Rocky's volleyball team took a loss in Bismarck while the soccer squads were splitting their weekend results, which is the kind of mixed bag that keeps coaches awake but tells you the fall season's still got teeth. The obituaries this week, as they do every week, remind us who built this place and held it together. That's the work of a Saturday in Billings, small and large.
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Billings neighbors: Obituaries for September 28
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Photos: Motorcycle hill climbs in Billings on Sunday
The Billings Motorcycle Club hosted side-by-side hill climb races on Sunday as part of a Triple Crown Weekend featuring motocross, sand rail, and hill climb competitions. Riders from across the region competed on the challenging course while spectators watched from the sidelines.
Rocky men’s soccer completes weekend sweep with 8-1 win
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Rocky women’s soccer draws 1-1 with Northwest
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Rocky volleyball falls in four sets at Bismarck State
Rocky volleyball fell to Bismarck State in four sets on Saturday, losing a close first frame 30-28 before the Mystics pulled away to win 25-15 and 25-19 in the final two frames. Josie West led the Battlin' Bears with 14 kills while Kristyn Mentink contributed 23 assists and Zoey Albert recorded 20...
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