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2025 Montana roster

108 players: 25 freshmen, 21 sophomores, 24 juniors, 26 seniors, 12 with no class listed. From 22 states; the most from Montana (32) and Washington (21). The 2025 season.

Quarterbacks 6

No.PlayerClassHtWtHometown2025
8Keali’i Ah Yat QBJr.6′1″210Kaneohe, HI4,070 passing yards, 33 TD
16Jake Jensen QBTransfer from USCSr.6′1″212Pleasant Grove, UT69 passing yards, 1 TD
4Luke Flowers QBSo.6′1″191Rigby, ID65 passing yards
12Gage Sliter QBJr.6′1″199Kalispell, MT
18Cody Schweikert QBSo.6′3″217Columbia Falls, MT
19Drew Price QBFr.5′10″179Jacksonville, FL

Running backs 8

No.PlayerClassHtWtHometown2025
10Eli Gillman RB6′0″215Dassel, MN1,540 rushing yards, 21 TD
21Malae Fonoti RB5′10″209Laie, HI184 rushing yards, 4 TD
21Stevie Rocker RBSr.6′0″214Tucson, AZ209 rushing yards, 2 TD
28Hashim Jones RBFr.6′0″200Hartford, CT131 rushing yards, 2 TD
30Tommy Running Rabbit RBFr.6′1″202Browning, MT42 rushing yards, 1 TD
34Talen Reynolds RBFr.5′11″161Missoula, MT6 rushing yards
26Chase Cook RBFr.5′11″197Red Lodge, MT
39Fynn Ridgeway RBJr.6′1″208Whitefish, MT

Receivers 13

No.PlayerClassHtWtHometown2025
6Michael Wortham WRSr.5′9″177North Highlands, CA85 catches, 1,224 yards, 10 TD
3Brooks Davis WRSo.6′0″180Brentwood, CA54 catches, 698 yards, 5 TD
4Blake Bohannon WRSr.6′1″190Woodstock, GA38 catches, 505 yards, 1 TD
2Drew Deck WRSr.5′9″160Kalispell, MT30 catches, 404 yards, 4 TD
14Korbin Hendrix WRTransfer from Arizona StateJr.6′3″190McKinney, TX12 catches, 174 yards, 3 TD
9Jordan Dever WRJr.6′0″175Spokane, WA11 catches, 197 yards, 1 TD
0Monte Gillman WRSo.5′8″167Dassel, MN3 catches, 37 yards
5Ian Finch WRJr.6′3″210Missoula, MT3 catches, 41 yards
11Cameron Gurnsey WRJr.6′1″195Butte, MT1 catch, 8 yards
13Lekeldrick Bridges WRSo.5′11″175Cedar Hill, TX−20 rushing yards
7Weston Adams WRJr.5′11″192Shell, WY
17Bridger Smith WRFr.6′1″178Kalispell, MT
80Jammel Ward WRFr.6′4″185Royse City, TX

Tight ends 7

No.PlayerClassHtWtHometown2025
81Josh Gale TESr.6′4″245Gilbert, AZ16 catches, 192 yards, 3 TD
84Evan Shafer TESr.6′5″273Connersville, IN14 catches, 137 yards, 2 TD
44Titus Rohrer TEJr.6′7″235Bryan, OH1 catch, 16 yards
87Jake Olson TESr.6′7″258Butte, MT1 catch, 1 yard, 1 TD
80Malaki Davis TERS6′5″230Tacoma, WA
84Grady Walker TESo.6′4″235Missoula, MT
89Danny Sirmon TESo.6′6″265Missoula, MT

Offensive line 20

No.PlayerClassHtWtHometown2025
55Austin Buehler OLJr.6′7″295Helena, MT
56Colin Amick OLRS6′6″305Sammamish, WA
60Dillon Botner OLSr.6′6″290Whitefish, MT
61Lincoln Hoefer OLFr.6′6″306Everson, WA
62Everett Johnson OLSr.6′7″301Turlock, CA
63Kaikoa Kanakaole OLFr.6′5″295Kapaa, HI
64Matt Hilden OLSo.6′5″304Santa Rosa, CA
65Dylan Jemtegaard OLTransfer from CaliforniaJr.6′4″296Yelm, WA
66Ezra Meyer OLFr.6′5″292Missoula, MT
68Torin Jeske OLSo.6′6″295Bozeman, MT
69Cannon Panfiloff OLSr.6′6″293Roy, UT
69Trevor Steinbach OLSo.6′5″300Sammamish, WA
71Quinlan Hyatt OLFr.6′7″295Spokane, WA
72Cade Klimczak OLSr.6′1″286Rockford, MI
74Tate Templeton OLSo.6′3″298Missoula, MT
75Jose Balver-Mendoza OLRS6′5″287Athens, GA
76Patrick Matan OLTransfer from NC StateSr.6′4″301Chevy Chase, MD
77Carter Bowen OLJr.6′7″305Dawson, MN
78Lucas Freitas OLJr.6′6″310Snoqualmie, WA
79Liam Brown OLSr.6′5″317Beaverton, OR

Defensive line 16

No.PlayerClassHtWtHometown2025
56Hunter Peck DESr.6′2″245Windsor, CO7 tackles
57Jake Mason DLJr.6′2″265Ferndale, WA4 tackles, 1 sack
97Hayden Schwartz DLTransfer from MinnesotaJr.6′4″245Jacksonville, FL2 tackles, 1 INT
90Jareb Ramos DT6′4″284Centennial, CO4 tackles
47Kellen Detrick DESr.6′3″235Havre, MT2 tackles
48Isaac Keim DLSo.6′4″280Kalispell, MT1 return, 13 yards
98Matai Mata’afa DLSr.6′1″231Lahaina, HI1 return, 2 yards
99Braydon Bailey DTTransfer from Utah StateJr.6′2″302Kailua Kona, HI1 tackle
42Giovanni Pifferini DLJr.6′4″230Placerville, CA
51Spencer Tripp DLFr.5′11″268Missoula, MT
91Cooper Buffington DLFr.6′4″275Winfield, IA
92Zekiel Seumalo DLJr.6′0″265Kent, WA
93Cole Muilenburg DLFr.6′5″220Gig Harbor, WA
94Cole Harpole DLFr.6′3″240Gunter, TX
95Derek Moreland DLSr.6′1″250Fresno, CA
96Logan Knaevelsrud DLFr.6′4″252Snoqualmie, WA

Linebackers 14

No.PlayerClassHtWtHometown2025
32Peyton Wing LBTransfer from Portland StateJr.6′0″225Sumner, WA16 tackles, 4 INT
45Caleb Otlewski LB6′4″235Melissa, TX21 tackles, 2 INT
31Geno Leonard LBSr.5′11″231Missoula, MT5 tackles, 1 INT
58Solomon Tuliaupupu LBTransfer from USC6′3″260Santa Ana, CA6 tackles
52Cy Stevenson LBSo.6′2″222Libby, MT1 INT
11Elijawah Tolbert LBSr.6′1″230Country Club Hills, IL2 tackles
10Styles Goodman LBFr.6′2″230Pflugerville, TX1 return, −2 yards
37Clay Oven LBJr.6′2″225Billings, MT1 tackle
40Colton Lentz LBFr.6′3″223Nooksack, WA1 tackle
33Taylor Jones LBFr.6′1″210Missoula, MT
38Caleb Moran LBTransfer from ArmySo.6′1″205Milton, GA
50Sam Merriman LBFr.6′0″230Seattle, WA
54Bridger Salvevold LBFr.6′2″210Culbertson, MT
59Hayden Opitz LBSo.6′2″224Helena, MT

Defensive backs 21

No.PlayerClassHtWtHometown2025
10T.J. Rausch SSr.6′3″205Missoula, MT8 tackles, 3 INT
4Micah Harper STransfer from BYU5′10″189Chandler, AZ7 tackles, 2 INT
8Kenzel Lawler CBSr.6′0″190Corona, CA6 tackles, 2 INT
17Kade Boyd SJr.6′0″198Billings, MT3 tackles, 2 INT
24Diezel Wilkinson DBTransfer from Idaho6′0″200Spokane, WA13 tackles
6Prince Ford CBSr.5′11″170Concord, NC4 tackles, 1 sack, 1 INT
1Kyon Loud CB6′2″190Richmond, CA5 tackles
2Terahiti Wolfe SSo.5′10″175Kahuku, HI1 INT
14DeAnte Gentry CBFr.5′11″170Arlington, TX1 INT
13Brock Beaner SFr.6′0″202Anacortes, WA1 tackle
29Tanner Huff SJr.6′0″208Butte, MT1 tackle
30Kade Cutler SJr.6′0″207Philipsburg, MT1 tackle
3Jeilani Davis CBTransfer from UtahSo.6′0″201Inglewood, CA
4Dane Parker SSo.6′1″180Puyallup, WA
7Kash Goicoechea SSo.6′1″199Kalispell, MT
9Justus Breston CBSr.5′11″178Atlanta, GA
12Elijah Brady CBJr.6′1″176Seattle, WA
13Rashid Mansour CBSo.6′0″163Fresno, CA
20Sage Salopek CBFr.6′0″171Seattle, WA
25Brady Beaner SFr.6′0″191Anacortes, WA
36Garrett Speer DBSo.6′0″195Portland, OR

Specialists 3

No.PlayerClassHtWtHometown2025
36Ty Morrison PKSr.6′3″210Valencia, CA6 of 11 field goals
46Johan Silver PK6′0″221Fremont, OH3 of 3 field goals
43Grayson Pibal LSSr.6′3″197Clackamas, OR
Ian Finch, T.J. Rausch, Geno Leonard, Taylor Jones, Talen Reynolds, Spencer Tripp, Ezra Meyer, Tate Templeton, Grady Walker, Danny SirmonDrew Deck, Kash Goicoechea, Gage Sliter, Bridger Smith, Isaac KeimJordan Dever, Diezel Wilkinson, Quinlan HyattCameron Gurnsey, Tanner Huff, Jake OlsonElijah Brady, Sage Salopek, Sam MerrimanTerahiti Wolfe, Malae FonotiDane Parker, Peyton WingBrock Beaner, Brady BeanerRashid Mansour, Derek MorelandKade Boyd, Clay OvenDrew Price, Hayden SchwartzGarrett Speer, Grayson PibalFynn Ridgeway, Dillon BotnerAustin Buehler, Hayden OpitzColin Amick, Trevor SteinbachLucas Freitas, Logan KnaevelsrudMalaki Davis, Cole MuilenburgKyon LoudBrooks DavisJeilani DavisBlake BohannonLuke FlowersMicah HarperMichael WorthamPrince FordKeali’i Ah YatKenzel LawlerJustus BrestonStyles GoodmanElijawah TolbertLekeldrick BridgesDeAnte GentryKorbin HendrixJake JensenCody SchweikertStevie RockerHashim JonesTy MorrisonCaleb MoranGiovanni PifferiniTitus RohrerCaleb OtlewskiJohan SilverKellen DetrickCy StevensonBridger SalvevoldHunter PeckJake MasonSolomon TuliaupupuLincoln HoeferEverett JohnsonKaikoa KanakaoleMatt HildenDylan JemtegaardTorin JeskeCannon PanfiloffCade KlimczakJose Balver-MendozaPatrick MatanLiam BrownJammel WardJosh GaleEvan ShaferJareb RamosZekiel SeumaloCole HarpoleMatai Mata’afaBraydon BaileyMT 32WA 21CA 12TX 7HI 6
Hometowns of the 2025 Montana roster; the five states sending the most labeled with their players. Hover a dot for names. Map: us-atlas (public domain).

Where the roster comes from

By state

  1. Montana 32
  2. Washington 21
  3. California 12
  4. Texas 7
  5. Hawaii 6
  6. Georgia 4
  7. Minnesota 3
  8. Arizona 3

Top counties

  1. Missoula County, Montana pop. 121,000 10
  2. King County, Washington pop. 2.3 million 8
  3. Flathead County, Montana pop. 111,000 8
  4. Pierce County, Washington pop. 930,000 4
  5. Collin County, Texas pop. 1.2 million 3

Hometowns placed in their counties with the US Census Bureau’s Gazetteer files. Populations from the US Census Bureau’s American Community Survey, 2020–⁠2024 5-year estimates. This product uses the Census Bureau Data API but is not endorsed or certified by the Census Bureau. Which states send the most FBS players for their size.

Rosters from CollegeFootballData.com, as the school listed them, each group in order of its players’ 2025 production (yards, tackles, kicks), then by number. Hometowns are each player’s latest on file. Transfers are this season’s arrivals through the portal; stars are the player’s 247Sports composite rating as a recruit.