With the win, the Battlin' Bears improved to 7-1 overall and 2-0 in the Frontier.
The Rocky Mountain College women's basketball team defeated Montana Tech 59-55 in a Frontier Conference matchup Saturday at the Fortin Center in Billings.
Butte Central running back Eyston Lakkala stays home to join the Orediggers.
The Montana Tech men defeated Montana Western 87-75 and the Montana Western women defeated Montana Tech 83-65 Thursday night to open conference play.
The Orediggers will host Montana Western on Thursday evening to open league play.
The Montana Tech volleyball team upset No. 7 Marian in the NAIA national tournament on Tuesday before falling to Midland later in the evening.
England averaged 22 points and eight rebounds per game
McKayla Kloker and Tavia Rooney had 11 points apiece to lead a balanced Orediggers (6-4) offense
The Frontier Conference announced on Tuesday its All-Conference football selections, as well as the year-end awards for players and coach of the year.
The Orediggers defeated Bushnell 3-2. NAIA playoff pool play is set to begin Nov. 30 in Sioux City, Iowa.
The Orediggers trailed 27-26 at the half but responded by outscoring Oregon Tech 45-38 the rest of the way.
Little Light finished second overall while Richtman came in fourth in the women's 5,000-meter race.
The Montana Tech men's basketball team defeated Southern Oregon 73-68 Friday night in the Flagship Inn Tournament. They will face Oregon Tech Saturday at 2 p.m..
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Emma Woods, who won the Class B state championship for Fairfield as a junior, will eventually continue her golf career at Montana Tech.
The Orediggers host Bushnell in the opening round of the NAIA national volleyball tournament Saturday at 5 p.m..
Three Frontier Conference football teams will split the league title this fall, but only one will continue its season in the NAIA Football Championship Series that begins this Saturday.
"I feel like we showed up and played our best game of the year on the last day of the season." — Orediggers coach Kyle Samson
Montana Tech led by a point in overtime before Lewis-Clark State pulled away on two 3-pointers.
The Orediggers will play their last game of the season against MSU-Northern on Senior Day Saturday at 1 p.m.
The field consists of 36 teams and 88 individuals running in the meet.
Included in this week's Frontier Conference glance is a look at the race for a conference championship and playoff bid, and some possible scenarios with one game remaining in the regular-season.
The Orediggers travelled to Houston on Saturday where they lost to former coach Kelvin Sampson and the Cougars 78-51 in a special reunion.
Western scored 21 unanswered points after Tech took a 21-14 lead to begin the third quarter.
The Orediggers trailed 39-32 at the half, but outscored William Jessup 36-17 in the second half to secure the win.
Saturday will also be Military Appreciation Day at Vigilante Stadium.