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Billings Daily Digest Monday, October 12, 2026

Ty's Take

Rocky Mountain College's athletic teams showed up to play this week, and that's the kind of thing that matters more than the scoreboard sometimes. The men's soccer squad got past College of Idaho by a goal, the women's team knocked off a ranked opponent, and the volleyball squad took care of business against MSU-Northern. You look at a week like this in the middle of the season and you see what happens when a program gets its footing, when the work in practice shows up when it counts. That's worth noticing.

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Eagle Mount's annual Eagle Fest fundraiser is returning to Billings this Saturday following a COVID-related break. The event supports barrier-free adaptive recreation programs for youth and adults with disabilities.

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Rocky men’s soccer earns 1-0 win over College of Idaho

Rocky's men's soccer team defeated College of Idaho 1-0 in their matchup.

Rocky women’s soccer upsets No. 4 College of Idaho 2-0

Rocky's women's soccer team pulled off an upset victory over No. 4 ranked College of Idaho, winning 2-0.

Rocky volleyball claims four-set win over MSU-Northern

Rocky volleyball team won a four-set match against MSU-Northern.

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