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6 hours ago · The Frontier conference is based in Montana and has six full time members in that state. In addition to Valley City and Mayville State, the conference also announced that fellow NSAA members ...
1 day ago · The slate of new teams will now also allow Frontier basketball to forgo the triple round-robin format its used for the last three seasons. The plan is to debut an 18-conference game schedule for the 2025-26 season and a 22-conference game schedule the following year. The new-look Frontier will have a lot to sort out over the next year.
1 day ago · The teams joining the Frontier Conference were left without a home after the closure of Presentation College of Aberdeen, SD and Iowa Wesleyan after the 2022-23 season. The NSAA announced that it would disband after the 24-25 season, adding the University of Jamestown, but losing Waldorf University of Forest City, IA for the 24-25 season.
12 hours ago · The Xavier University-based alumni team for The Basketball Tournament (TBT) has landed its next commitment in former Musketeer Adam Kunkel. Kunkel, a 2018 Cooper High School graduate who was a Mr ...
1 day ago · Valley City State University's athletic teams will compete for one more season in the North Star Athletic Association before joining the Frontier Conference for the 2025-26 season. The Frontier Conference – currently made up primarily of NAIA schools in Montana – is regarded among the top leagues in the NAIA and gives VCSU immediate ...
1 day ago · The conference also has four associate members for football, Arizona Christian University, the College of Idaho, Eastern Oregon University and Southern Oregon University. All of the five schools entering the Frontier Conference will join the conference once the North Star Athletic Association closes after the 2024-25 academic year.
3 days ago · Xavier's offense has been a consistent strength all season as the Musketeers climbed into one of the top-4 spots in the Big East. McCormick finished with the team lead in RBI (47) with Anderson ...
