Griz soccer stars Maddie Ditta and Charley Boone, plus head coach Chris Citowicki, joined the show as Montana heads into the conference tournament.

It's official -- the Montana Grizzlies are back-to-back Big Sky Conference regular-season champions. Head coach Chris Citowicki joined the podcast to reflect on the accomplishment and look forward to a momentous conference tournament.

Princeton transfer Jen Estes has been one of the top offensive players in the Big Sky Conference, with six goals and four assists so far for Montana. In this episode, she talks adapting to a new school, the Grizzlies' crucial final week of play and much more.

Ava Samuelson has been a star on the left side for Montana soccer since coming to Missoula four years ago. In this episode, Samuelson talks about arriving in Missoula, learning from one of the program's all-time greats, and how the Griz have adapted to keep their winning ways going this season.

Montana's new formation has unlocked Washington transfer Chloe Seelhoff, who has four goals in the last three games. In this episode, Seelhoff talks about her hot streak, playing with her older sister, a goalscorer's mentality and more.

Montana Grizzlies goalkeeper Bayliss Flynn has made a splash after replacing the injured Ashlyn Dvorak, with four shutouts in her first five starts. In this episode, the young keeper - and rising audio journalist at the Montana Kaimin - talks about her hot start and co-hosts a conversation with Griz associate head coach J Landham.

Griz soccer coach Chris Citowicki stops by the ESPN MT studios to break down the changes that resulted in a 4-0 win over North Dakota and preview the end of non-conference play. Plus: Montana forward Skyleigh Thompson, the reigning Big Sky Offensive MVP, talks playing for her home-state team, her path to stardom, the impact of team chemistry and much more.

Andrew Houghton catches up with Montana Grizzlies soccer coach Chris Citowicki after the Griz went 2-0 at the season-opening Rumble in the Rockies. This is the full version of the edited interview that ran on Nuanez Now on August 19, 2024.