montana tech basketball

Get ready for a thrilling weekend of Oredigger sports, where the undefeated football team and basketball squads are looking to keep the momentum rolling.

It has truly been a historic season for Montana Tech Basketball. On the men's side of things, the Diggers are Frontier Conference regular season and tournament champions for the fourth year in a row and the women have been chosen as an at-large selection for the NAIA National Tournament which begins Thursday. Both teams will be headed to 4-team pods, the men to Santa Clarita, California where they will face first-round opponent Southern Oregon University, and the women to Madison, South Dakota where they will meet Dakota State. The winners of the pods will advance to the tournament's final site which is Kansas City, Missouri for the men and Sioux City, Iowa for the women.

Thursday was a big day for all things basketball at Montana Tech as the NAIA held their selection show for the men's and women's national tournament and both the men and the women will be bringing the copper, green and white to the big dance.

Hayden Diekhans had 23 points and 11 rebounds, and the top-seeded Montana Tech Mens Basketball Team turned a 4-point halftime lead into a 19-point blowout of the second-seeded University of Providence Argos in the championship game of the 2025 Frontier Conference Basketball Tournament which wrapped up at the Pacific Steel and Recycling Four Seasons Arena on Tuesday evening.

The Montana Tech men's and women's basketball teams continue to make strides on the court and in the latest coaches' poll as the men are back in the top 10 and the women are receiving votes.

If you are looking for a chance to see the Orediggers in action, there is no time like the present. The Montana Tech men's and women's basketball teams will both have their home-openers tonight and tomorrow at Kelvin Sampson Court and expectations are high for both squads.

If you're a young basketball coach who wants to learn from the best in the business, this will be of interest to you. Heck, even if you're an old basketball coach, you should take notice. The Montana Tech Mens and Womens basketball programs are holding a coaches clinic on October 18th.

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.

Fifteen games into his professional career, Sindou Diallo is Al Shamal’s leading scorer, averaging 21 points per game, to go along with 5 rebounds, and 5 assists a contest.

One of the longest-running sports camps in Montana returns for its 32nd year, as the Montana Tech Dual Sports Camp has been scheduled for June 12th- 15th.