Greg Rachac is a Senior Digital Content Producer for Montana Sports, based in Montana, USA. With a focus on local sports, Greg covers a range of topics including football, basketball, and high school athletics. His work has been featured in various publications and media outlets in Montana, showcasing his passion for sports journalism in the state.
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Greg Rachac's reporting is heavily focused on local sports events, particularly football and high school sports in Montana. If you're reaching out to him, consider providing insights or access related to these specific areas. Given his focus on event coverage, he may be interested in pitches that offer exclusive interviews with athletes or coaches involved in upcoming games, as well as behind-the-scenes stories about the local sporting community. If you have unique perspectives on how these events impact the community or trends within Montana sports, this could also pique Greg's interest.
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By: Greg Rachac
For a program that made a run to the FCS championship game last season, the Grizzlies have yet to put it all together but are still on decent footing. Hauck, who prefers his teams peak at the end of the year, believes their best football is ahead of them. For him, the season is a step-by-step process.
By: Greg Rachac
Coaches in the league already think Dethman will make a significant impact — she was selected to the preseason all-conference team last week despite not yet playing a Frontier game.
By: Greg Rachac
The Bulldogs' season has caught the imagination of the school (enrollment: 46) and the eastern Montana community it represents.
By: Greg Rachac
Montana State's Julius Davis looks for a hole during a game against Sacrameto State at Bobcat Stadium in Bozeman on Saturday, Nov. 9, 2024.
By: Greg Rachac
It marked a historic moment for the Bobcats, though they weren't ready to claim any special recognition when it was over.
By: Greg Rachac
A frenetic fourth-quarter rally by UC Davis produced three late touchdowns but No. 2-ranked MSU held on for a 30-28 victory over the No. 4-ranked Aggies.
DAVIS, Calif. — The majority of Saturday night's Big Sky Conference showdown was in Montana State's control. Then, suddenly, it wasn't.
By: Greg Rachac
The Cats and Griz — ranked No. 2 and No. 10 respectively entering last week — will kick off the 123rd Brawl of the Wild on Saturday at 12 p.m. at Bobcat Stadium in Bozeman.
By: Greg Rachac
Saturday's football game at Bobcat Stadium will mark Waded Cruzado's 15th and final Brawl of the Wild as Montana State president.
By: Greg Rachac
One position that's been a big boost to DSU this year is linebacker, and it's a group that is not short on Montana flavor.
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