Montana State University Billings Athletics

Feature story series focusing on MSUB alunmi and how they are applying their experience as student-athletes with the Yellowjackets into their everyday lives.
 

	Nocona & Rio Frame Women's Cross Country & Track and Field Class of 2015 (Nocona) | Class of 2017 (Rio) By: Rio Frame July 31, 2019
	Matt Schoonover Baseball Class of 2010 By: Evan O'Kelly, MSUB Athletics Director of Communications January 15, 2019
	Tom and Sam Milroy Men's & Women's Soccer Class of 2009 & 2010 By: Evan O'Kelly, MSUB Athletics Director of Communications January 12, 2017
	Tanya (Petersen) Hauptman Women's Basketball Class of 2006 By: Evan O'Kelly, MSUB Athletics Director of Communications January 11, 2017 Set to be inducted into MSUB’s Hall of Fame on Friday, Tanya (Petersen) Hauptman is a Billings native at heart, who gives everything she has to her hometown university.
	Troy Truvillion Men's Basketball Class of 1990 By: Evan O'Kelly, MSUB Athletics Director of Communications January 20, 2016 Troy Truvillion, inducted into MSUB's Hall of Fame and Distinction in 2016, has carried over a legacy for helping others from his time as a Yellowjacket into his current career in human services.
	Iona Stookey Volleyball Class of 1990 By: Kyle Hansen, MSUB Media Relations Intern July 8, 2015 Kyle Hansen interviewed former MSUB volleyball star Iona Stookey, who since graduating has assumed the head coaching position at Huntley Project High School and led the team to nine of the last 12 Montana Class B state championship titles.
	Ty & Heather Elkin Basketball Ty - Class of 1995 Heather - Class of 1997 By: Kyle Hansen, MSUB Media Relations Intern June 22, 2015 Kyle Hansen caught up with Ty and Heather Elkin, who are each enjoying successful careers in Billings after contributing to Yellowjacket Athletics as basketball players in the 1990s.
	Mark Hamilton Men's Basketball Class of 1998 By: Tyler Nelson, MSUB Media Relations Intern May 20, 2015 A look at the career of former MSUB men’s basketball standout Mark Hamilton, whose name remains a constant to this day in the Yellowjacket record books.