Golden Bobcats - Team of the Year Nominations
Bobcat Team of the Year
Women's Cross Country
Women's Cross Country
- Finished runner-up as a team at the Big Sky Conference Championships in the fall. Earned team's best performance at the Big Sky meet since 1999. Kelsi Lasota and Caroline Hardin earned first-team all-conference recognition for top-10 performances at the conference championship. Trisha Carlson was the Big Sky Conference Freshman of the Year. Took first in opening meet of season in Bozeman, including finishing ahead of the Pac-12's Utah Utes which were nationally ranked at the time. Also earned a second-place finish in a 20-team field at Santa Clara's Bronco Invitational.
- Gained national recognition for the second-longest home winning streak in Division I basketball that eventually came to an end at 31 games. Had a remarkable victory over University of Wyoming in their first Bobcat School Day in front of over 6,000 fans and earned a home win over the Griz. Hannah Caudill became the school record holder in career assists and went over 1,000 points. Caudill and Delaney Junkermier earned all-conference honors.
- They do so much for every team. Game days would be drastically different without the hard work and amazing attitudes these young women and men put into their sport. Are active and provide an amazing atmosphere to a variety of sports for Bobcat Athletics.
- Had one of its best regular seasons in program history. Finished third at the RMISA/Western Regional Championship. Had multiple athletes win event titles throughout the season. Garrett Driller was the conference champion in the men's giant slalom. Team finished sixth at NCAA Championships. All-Americans included Stephanie Gartner, Morten Bakke, Anna Fake and Emma Tarbath.
- Finished season with five victories and four defeats came by just one possession. Completed year with a victory over Montana for the second consecutive season to hold on to the Great Divide Trophy. One of top five attended FCS programs in the nation. Troy Andersen earned Big Sky Freshman of the Year, Mac Bignell was a First-Team All-Big Sky selection to lead a double-digit number of all-conference honorees.
- Have placed third in conference at two straight indoor conference championships. Had two individual indoor conference champions in Mason Storm and Noah Martin in 2017, then had Kyle Douglass win shot put title outdoors. Diego Leon advanced to the 2018 NCAA Championships in the mile. Three throwers were among multiple number of Bobcats that were all-conference performers at conference championships this past February.
