Digital Sports Editor - 406 MT Sports
Lindsay Rossmiller is a Digital Sports Editor at 406 MT Sports. She specializes in covering a wide range of sports topics, including professional and competitive sports, sports business, and education related to athletics. Lindsay's work has been featured in various publications, including Belgrade News, Helena Independent Record, and the Missoulian/Ravalli Republic.
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Laurel, United States (Local)
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Lindsay's focus is heavily on event coverage, particularly in the realm of sports with a specific emphasis on volleyball and high school championships. If you have news about local sporting events, especially related to volleyball or high school championships in Montana or surrounding areas, she would likely be interested.
Consider reaching out if you can provide unique insights into these events or access to interviews with players, coaches, or other relevant figures involved in these competitions. Timing is key as her focus appears to be timely reporting on ongoing events rather than analysis after the fact.
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Photos from the boys pole vault competition at the Class C state track meet May 28, 2026 in Laurel.
GUIDE TO THE CLASS C STATE TRACK AND FIELD MEET
By: Lindsay Rossmiller
LAUREL — Class C competitors battled through the toasty temperatures on the first day of the state track meet Friday.
By: Rossmiller, Lindsay Rossmiller, Lindsay
Highlights from the first day of the 2026 Class C state track meet May 29 in Laurel.
By: Lindsay Rossmiller
LAUREL — They were delayed for two hours due to storms in the area in the middle of the afternoon, but Richey-Lambert secured the repeat victory
By: Lindsay Rossmiller
LAUREL — Class C competitors battled through the toasty temperatures on the first day of the state track meet Friday.
By: Lindsay Rossmiller
Richey-Lambert girls and Cascade boys topped the Class C standings as a pair of Class C records went down.
By: Lindsay Rossmiller
Billings West earned their first AA girls state swimming championship in two decades Feb. 14, 2026 in Great Falls. The Golden Bears won the title with 208 points to top
By: Lindsay Rossmiller, Sportslindsay Rossmiller
The Billings Central Rams boys won their sixth straight state swimming title Feb. 14, 2026 in Great Falls. They scored 117 points to top the standings as Polson placed second
MSU Billings and Glendive graduate Ase Ackerman crosses the finish line to win the men's Montana Mile during the 41st annual Big Sky State Games Opening Ceremonies on Friday, July 17 at Lockwood High School Stadium.
