BOYS SUMMARIES

 

GAME 1, June ?, 1976, in Sheridan:

      WYOMING  101-88  

GAME 2, June ?, 1976, in Billings (METRA):

      WYOMING  106-99 

 

GAME 3, June ?, 1977, in Sheridan:

      MONTANA  124-80  (WON BY 44)

GAME 4, June ?, 1977, in Billings (METRA):

      WYOMING  106-98  (LOST BY 8) 

 

GAME 5, June ?, 1978, in Sheridan:

       MONTANA  89-81

GAME 6, June ?, 1978, in Billings (METRA):

      WYOMING  86-84   (Over Time) 

 

GAME 7, June ?, 1979, in Sheridan:

       MONTANA  108-77 

GAME 8, June ?, 1979, in Billings (WEST H.S.):

      MONTANA  121-96  

 

GAME 9, June ?, 1980, in Sheridan:

       MONTANA  122-120  (3 Over Times)

GAME 10, June ?, 1980, in Billings (WEST H.S.):

     MONTANA  113-99  

 

GAME 11, June ?, 1981, in Sheridan:

      MONTANA  101-84

GAME 12, June ?, 1981, in Billings (WEST H.S.):

      MONTANA  96-85       (W.S. 6)  

 

GAME 13, June ?, 1982, in Sheridan:

      WYOMING  93-81

GAME 14, June ?, 1982, in Billings (WEST H.S.):

      MONTANA  87-74 

 

GAME 15, June ?, 1983, in Sheridan:

       MONTANA  97-91

GAME 16, June ?, 1983, in Billings (WEST H.S.):

      MONTANA  87-72  

 

GAME 17, June ?, 1984, in Sheridan:

      WYOMING  104-94

GAME 18, June ?, 1984, in Billings (METRA):

      MONTANA  90-88     (Over Time) 

 

GAME 19, June ?, 1985, in Sheridan:

      MONTANA  94-85

 GAME 20, June ?, 1985, in Billings (METRA):

      MONTANA  99-81 

 

GAME 21, June ?, 1986, in Sheridan:

      WYOMING  101-87

 GAME 22, June ?, 1986, in Billings (METRA):

      WYOMING  95-85 

 

 GAME 23, June ?, 1987, in Sheridan:

      MONTANA 108-96

  GAME 24, June ?, 1987, in Billings (METRA):

       MONTANA  109-105  (Over Time)

 

  GAME 25, June 10, 1988, in Sheridan:

       WYOMING  88-86

       Jeff Pierson’s two free throws with five seconds left lifted Wyoming to an 88-86 victory over Montana. Rebounding was a big factor in the outcome with Wyoming holding a 54-43 advantage. Wyoming led by 10 points at the half and held at 71-62 margin at the third quarter break. Ryan Williams scored 21 points for Wyoming and Montana got 22 points and 11 rebounds from 6’10” Daren Engellant.

 GAME 26, June 11, 1988, in Billings:

       MONTANA 90-79

       Montana turned the tables on Wyoming and posted a 90-79 victory to raise its series advantage to 17-9. Kraig Abbey came off the bench to score 18 points. Daren Engellant and Wayne Synan contributed 16 each. Engellant grabbed 15 rebounds to lead Montana to a 49-37 domination on the boards. Corey Fulmer scored 14 points to lead Wyoming.

 

 GAME 27, June 9, 1989, in Sheridan:

       WYOMING  85-83

       Marty Schad’s three point basket with 16 seconds left saved Wyoming an 85-83 victory. Wyoming, which had led by as many as 11 points in the first half, trailed 81-78 in the final minute. Dale Reed and Kreg Adams led Wyoming with 20 points each. Gary Kane of Butte scored 23 points to lead Montana. Chris Herriford of Gardiner added 16.

 GAME 28, June 10, 1989, in Billings (METRA):

        WYOMING  78-75 

       Wyoming completed its third sweep in series history by posting a 78-75 victory. Montana led 43-41 at halftime but Wyoming opened the second half with an 11-2 run keyed by 6’9” Brian Rewers of Thermopolis. Wyoming went on to build a 70-62 lead before Montana rallied to take a 73-72 advantage on a basket by Gary Kane. Wyoming responded with five straight points and never trailed again. Kreg Adams paced Wyoming with 16 points. Rewers contributed 14 and marty Schad and Scott Schroeffel added 10 each. Kane and Chris Herriford scored 16 apiece for Montana. Eric Hilleboe added 15.

 

GAME 29, June 15, 1990, in Sheridan:

       MONTANA  122-58  (WON BY 64)

       Montana overwhelmed Wyoming 122-58, to set records for margin of victory (64), most points in a half (70) and most points in a quarter (42). Montana led 52-27 at halftime and pulled away with 42 points in the fourth quarter. Jim Bement led Montana with 22 points and 10 rebounds while Robb Dundas grabbed 12 rebounds and scored 12 points.

 GAME 30, June 16, 1990, in Billings (METRA):

       WYOMING 75-73  (LOST BY 2) 

       In the final seconds, Bob Traylor scored from short range and Trevor Larson sank two free throws to give Wyoming a 75-73 victory at the Metra. Montana had come back from 16 points behind in the fourth quarter to lead 73-71. Kevin Gettings and Larson led Wyoming’s balanced scoring with 13 each. Curtis Smith scored 16 for Montana.

 

 GAME 31, June 7, 1991, in Sheridan:

       WYOMING  91-74

       David Coffey and Demetrius Drew dominated the rebounding as Wyoming built a 53-27 halftime lead and the Cowboy State All-Stars held off a late rally to win 91-74. Brian Marso led Wyoming with 19 points. Coffey grabbed 12 rebounds and Drew 10. Tracy Davis scored 18 for Montana.

 GAME 32, June 8, 1991, in Billings (Roky Mountain College):

       WYOMING 97-96   (Wyoming Player Broke Backboard Slam Dunk)    

        Matt Stock sank two free throws with 17 seconds left to give Wyoming a 97-96 victory. Stock scored Wyoming’s final seven points. Brian Marso scored 23 points for Wyoming and Marc Bebout scored 22. Montana’s scoring leader was Tracy Davis with 21.

 

GAME 33, June 12, 1992, in Sheridan:

       MONTANA  80-69

       Montana went on a 30-11 scoring spree in the first 12 1/2 minutes of the second half, and wound up whipping Wyoming 89-69. Darby’s Kirk Walker, who shot a perfect 13-13 from the free throw line, topped Montana with 19 points. Bozeman’s Adam Leachman, who was 7-7 from the field, contributed 16 points and 13 rebounds. Montana trailed by as many as eight points on three occasions in the first half. The Treasure State cagers, however, came out more aggressive defensively in the second half and outscored Wyoming 22-11 in the third quarter. Montana also went on an 8-0 scoring binge to begin the fourth period.

 GAME 34, June 13, 1992, in Billings (Rocky Mountain College):

       MONTANA  95-73 

       In a game that at times resembled a highlight film, and at other times a YMCA tussle, Montana ran over Wyoming 95-73 in the second game of the 17th Annual  Montana-Wyoming All-Star series at Rocky Mountain College’s Fortin Center. Montana scored the first 16 points of the game, an advantage it never lost as it ran its record in the series to 20-14. Point guard Kirk Walker again led Montana with 20 points and five assists. Billings Senior’s Tyler Dahlberg added 15 points, Shawn Samuelson of Broadus tallied 12 to go along with 11 rebounds, and Bozeman’s Matt Correa added 10 points for Montana. Wyoming missed its first 12 shots before Steven Doyle followed up a miss by Ben Lemke to make it 16-2 with 2:48 left in the first quarter.

 

 GAME 35, June 11, 1993, in Sheridan:

       MONTANA 111-94

       Mike Hayter, Reece Gliko, and J.R. Camel led the Montana All-Stars on a 111-94 win over the Wyoming All-Stars. In all, six Montana players were in double figures. Cory Jones led the Wyoming All-Stars with 17 points, 9 of them coming via 3-point field goals. Montana outrebounded Wyoming 58-39.

 GAME 36, June 12, 1993, in Billings (METRA):

       MONTANA  83-82  

       After the easy win Friday night, Montana struggled Saturday night before winning 83-82. NOTE: J.R. Camel was selected Mr. Basketball for Montana and Corey Jones was chosen Mr. Basketball for Wyoming.

 

 GAME 37, June 10, 1994, in Sheridan:

       MONTANA  87-81

       A 3-point goal by Trent Hickes broke a 67-67 tie and ignited a 9-0 run that carried Montana to an 87-81 victory. Montana got 7 points from  Eric Allen and 13 from hickes. Wyoming trailed 63-53 when Jonath Jackson sparked a 14-4 run. Jackson, who scored eight points in the surge, finished with 25 points. Ben Phillips added 16.

 GAME 38, June 11, 1994, in Billings (Montana State University - Billings):

       MONTANA  87-86

       Keith Erickson’s free throw with 35 seconds remaining lifted Montana to an 87-86 victory and its third consecutive series sweep. Montana led by as many as 12 points in the early going, but had to overcome a six-point deficit in the final four minutes. Ty O’Connor led Montana with 17 points. Erickson contributed 15 and mark Hamilton 14. Ben Phillips and Scott Sanderson had 15 each for Wyoming.

 

 GAME 39, June 9, 1995, in Sheridan:

       MONTANA 75-74

       Kelly Darragh’s follow shot with five seconds left gives Montana a 75-74 victory. Danny Sprinkle led Montana with 14 points. Darragh added 12; Mark Hallock paced Wyoming with 15.

 GAME 40, June 10, 1995, in Billings (Rocky Mountain College):

       MONTANA  91-85 

       Montana rallied from a 10-point third quarter deficit to pull out a 91-85 victory. Danny Sprinkle and Mat Seidensticker combine for 16 points in the fourth quarter to spark the rally. Travis Walker scored 18 points for Montana. Seidensticker added 17; Wyoming got 20 from Levi Porter and 15 from Craig Ferris.

 

GAME 41, June 7, 1996, in Sheridan:

      MONTANA  87-80     (W.S. 9)

       John Lazosky scored 20 points and J.D. Solomon pulled down 12 rebounds to lead Montana to an 87-80 victory. It was Montana’s ninth straight series win. Mike Marso had 17 shots and Mark Rinn 16 for Wyoming.

GAME 42, June 8, 1996, in Billings:

      WYOMING  94-92      (Over Time)

       Mark Rinn’s two free throws with three seconds left in overtime gave Wyoming a 94-92 decision. The victory cut Montana’s series lead to 27-05. Mike marso tallied 20 points for Wyoming. John Lazosky had a 25 point, 11-rebound effort for Montana.

 

GAME 43, June 6, 1997, in Sheridan:

      WYOMING  85-76       (Over Time)

       Sam Handsborough of Gillette poured in 29 points, seven in overtime, to lead Wyoming to an 85-76 victory over Montana. Brett Keisel of Greybull added 21 for Wyoming. Richard McCormick of Hardin led Montana with 14.

GAME 44, June 7, 1997, in Billings:

       WYOMING  83-81

       Brett Keisel, a 6’7”, 240-pounder, scored Wyoming’s last seven points in an 83-81 victory. Keisel finished with 20 points and 12 rebounds. Sam Handsborough led Wyoming with 23. Helena’s Justin Brown scored 21 for Montana. The sweep was Wyoming’s first in the series since 1991.

 

GAME 45, June 12, 1998, in Sheridan:

       MONTANA  85-73

       A 35-point fourth-quarter gives Montana an 85-73 decision. Nick Walker scores nine points and Pete Conway eight to lead the surge. Kirk Stiles  scores a game-high 20 for the Treasure State. Michael Ferris scores 19 for Wyoming.

GAME 46, June 13, 1998, in Billings:

      WYOMING  77-74

       Derrick Yarber tallies 23 points, 15 in the final quarter, as Wyoming rallies for a 77-74 victory. Montana gets 20 points from Pete Conway.

 

GAME 47, June 11, 1999, in Sheridan:

       MONTANA  86-79

       Montana wins 86-79 as Danny Faaborg scores 24 points and Brandon Boedecker grabs 12 rebounds. Josh Williams scores 15 points for Wyoming.

GAME 48, June 12, 1999, in Billings:

       MONTANA  79-68

       Montana registers a 79-68 victory and raises series lead to 30-18. Richard Dionne’s 16 points and nine rebounds sparks Montana. Wyoming gets 17 from Bart Brooks.

 

GAME 49, June 9, 2000, in Sheridan:

       WYOMING  111-96

       Jeff Martini and ryan Taylor combined for 53 points in 111-96 Wyoming victory. Wyoming outrebounded Montana 55-32. Matt Luedtke scored 35 for Montana.

GAME 50, June 10, 2000, in Billings:

      WYOMING  121-100

       Hot-shooting Wyoming rolls to 121-100 victory behind 22 points from Ryan Taylor and 21 each from Jeff Martini and Tony Schamber. Wyoming makes 51.4 percent of its field goal attempts and hits 28 of 32 free throws.

 

GAME 51, June 8, 2001, in Sheridan:

      MONTANA  94-71

       A 35-point first quarter sends Montana to a 94-71 victory. Kevin Criswell of Colstrip leads the way with 22 points and Andy Brown of Helena pulls down 12 rebounds. Paul McVey of Casper Kelly Walsh scores 17 for Wyoming.

GAME 52, June 9, 2001, in Billings:

       MONTANA  83-78

       Chester’s Jeff Graham tosses in 29 points and Montana outscores Wyoming   15-6 in the last three minutes to pull out an 83-78 victory. Wyoming Indian School’s Al C’Bearing hits four 3-pointers and tallies 14 points for Wyoming.

 

GAME 53, June 7, 2002, in Sheridan:

      WYOMING  112-100

       Jaycee Carroll’s 34 points and 52 percent shooting carry Wyoming past Montana 112-100. Wyoming scores 62 points in the second half, 27 from Carroll. Mike Chavez collected 18 points and 17 rebounds for Montana.

GAME 54, June 8, 2002, in Billings:

     MONTANA  109-85

       Montana blitzes Wyoming 34-15 in the fourth quarter and wins 109-85. Montana gets 19 points from Dallas Leslie of Billings Central and Leo Bullchild of Browning, and 18 from Derek Miller of Baker. Jaycee Carroll scores 24 and Kory Burr 18 for Wyoming.

 

GAME 55, June 6, 2003, in Sheridan:

      MONTANA  109-89

       Nick Dissly’s 33 points carries Montana to a 109-89 rout. The Bozeman standout hits 11 of 18 shots from the floor, grabs 10 rebounds and makes three steals. Wyoming puts six players in double figures led by 16 from Tim Scheffler.

GAME 56, June 7, 2003, in Billings:

     WYOMING   83-77

       Wyoming makes 16 of 17 free throws in the fourth quarter and 30 of 37 for the game to earn a split with an 83-77 decision. Luke Wicks and Devan Royer score 17 each for Wyoming. Nick Dissly leads Montana with 25, establishing a two-game scoring record of 58 points for Montana. Wyoming’s Bruce Collins has the all-time series record of 65 points set in 1976.

 

GAME 57, June 11, 2004, in Sheridan:

      MONTANA  91-85

       Montana makes 44 of 65 free throws, including 17 of 21 by Chase Sukut, to register a 91-85 victory. Sukut finishes with 24 points. Ryan Fertig and Forrest Door score 18 and 17 for Wyoming.

GAME 58, June 12, 2004, in Billings:

      MONTANA  99-84

       Dane Fisher helps Montana pull away in the fourth quarter for a 99-84 victory. Fisher scores seven of his 13 points in the final frame. Jordan Hasquet chips in 16 points and 20 rebounds. Wyoming gets 17 points from William Reese.

 

GAME 59, June 10, 2005, in Sheridan:

      MONTANA  102-101

       Kellen Hasquet’s 3-pointer with one second remaining lifts Montana to 102-101 victory and caps an improbable comeback. Wyoming had led by as much as 19 points. Jack McGillis scored 19 of his 21 points in the second half to fuel Montana’s rally. Andy Pokorny scores 23 for Wyoming.

GAME 60, June 11, 2005, in Billings:

      MONTANA  97-92

       A 3-pointer by Jake Rios with 52 seconds left secures Montana’s 97-92 win. Charlie Cox tallies 21 points and Zack Parks adds 19. Andy Pokorny again leads Wyoming with 22. Kid Wilk contributes 20.

 

GAME 61, June 9, 2006, in Sheridan:

      MONTANA  101-82        (W.S. 5)

       Montana claimed its fifth straight victory as Big Timber’s David Foster scored 21 points and Billings Senior’s Mark Desin contributed 17 in a 101-82 decision. Montana led by as much as 24 ponits in the second half. Wyoming got 19 points each from Cameron Smith of Gillette and Trevor Ragan of Lander Valley.

GAME 62, June 10, 2006, in Billings:

      WYOMING 90-84  

       Wyoming recorded its first win since 2003 with a 90-84 victory. Thomas Parks of Cheyenne Central led the way with 27 points. Parks hit 7 of 10 field goal attempts and canned 11 of 16 free throws. Brett Taylor tallied 16 points for Montana which was hampered by 38 percent shooting.

 

GAME 63, June 8, 2007, in Sheridan:

       MONTANA 100-93

       Lame Deer’s Preston Gary scored 11 of his 26 points in the fourth quarter as Montana posted a 100-93 victory. Bobby Howard of Great Falls added 20 points. Wyoming got 20 points from James Johnson of Cheyenne East, who went on to play at Wake Forest. Arthur Steward contributed 19.

GAME 64, June 9, 2007, in Billings:

       WYOMING 80-63

       Wyoming won a cold-shooting battle 80-63 behind 15 points and 10 rebounds from Arthur Steward of Casper Natrona. Brian Ridgeway of Casper Kelly Walsh added 11 points and 10 rebounds. Cain Atkinson of Evanston and Kirk Blaine of Gillette each scored 13. Bobby Howard had 22 for Montana.

 

GAME 65, June 20, 2008, in Sheridan:

       MONTANA 93-88

       Wyoming erases a 20-point deficit, but Montana still prevails 93-88. Butte’s Cole Conway leads Montana with 16 points. Any Garland of Missoula Sentinel contributed 16 and Casey Rogers of Billings West had 12. Rob Johnson of Tongue River tallied 19 and Austin Koefed of Evanston added 17 for Wyoming, which made 17 3-point baskets.

GAME 66, June 21, 2008, in Billings:

       MONTANA 102-90

       Helena’s Grant Fink scored 26 points and jauled down 11 rebounds and Andy Garland had 25 points and 12 boards as Montana wins 102-90. The Treasure State used a 12-0 run to build an 89-72 lead in the fourth quarter. Justin Nelson of Gillette scored 21 points for Wyoming. Austin Koefed had 19.

 

Game 67, June 12, 2009, in Sheridan:

       MONTANA 117-94

       Montana streaks to leads of 28-8 and 56-30 on the way to a 117-94 victory. Peter Stordahl of Billings West scores 18 points to lead a parade of seven double figure scorers for the Treasure State. Tom Earl of Casper Natrona nets 18 for Wyoming.

Game 68, June 13, 2009, in Billings (WEST H.S.):

       WYOMING 90-86      (Over Time)

       Rage Geringer of Guernsey-Sunrise hits a 3-pointer to force overtime and then scores nine points in the extra session as Wyoming posts a 90-86 victory. Geringer finishes with 20 points and Michael Dietz of Natrona adds 19 points and 11 rebounds. Ben Cutler of Kalispell Glacier scores 22 for Montana.

GAME 69, June 11, 2010, in Sheridan:

       MONTANA 114-53

       Six Montana players scored in double figures in a lopsided 114-53 win. Josh Huestis of Great Falls CMR led Montana with 21 points. The 61-point margin was the second-largest in the 35-year history of the series, surpassed only by Montana’s 64-point win in 1990. Wyoming’s 53 points was a series record low for either team.

GAME 70, June 12, 2010, in Billings:

       MONTANA 91-75

        Josh Huestis of Great Falls CMR had 19 points, 11 rebounds and four blocked shots to lead Montana to a 91-75 win. Corbin Pearson of Big Sandy added 13 points and eight rebounds as Montana dominated the boards, 57-38. Daniel Estes of Laramie led Wyoming with 19 points.

 

GAME 71, June ?, 2011, in Billings:

       WYOMING  92-77

GAME 72, June ?, 2011, in Billings:

       WYOMING  90-84        (Over Time)