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Montana State University athletes from eastern Montana are helping coach the Bozeman Outreach Bobcats Special Olympics basketball team for the 2024/2025 season. The student athletes include (from left) Brooke Reuter, Teagan Erickson, Emma Brensdal, Carolyne Christoffersen, Jackson Bolstad and Taylee Chirrick.

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