Bulldogs earn player of week honors
UMW News Bureau
Bulldog football players named Frontier Conference and NAIA players of the week after the team's upset win against No. 16 Montana State-Northern. By Wally Feldt
Andy Roberts, a 5’8”, 160 lbs, junior defensive back, from Billings, Mont. was named the Frontier Conference and the NAIA National Defensive Player of the Week. In Montana Western’s 27-21 upset win over No. 16 Montana State-Northern, Roberts recorded three interceptions, three solo tackles, one assisted tackle and two pass breakups.
Micah Mamiya, a 5’8”, 165 lbs, sophomore quarterback from Honolulu, Hawaii was name the Frontier Conference offensive player of the week. In Montana Western’s 27-21 upset win over No. 16 Montana State-Northern, Mamiya was 28 of 42 passing for 349 yards and three touchdowns. He also rushed for 54 yards on eight carries.
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