HELENA, Aug. 7 (AP) – The Frontier Conference is moving its volleyball schedule to the spring, the league’s Council of Presidents announced Friday, while reaffirming plans for its NAIA schools in Montana to play football this fall.
Moving volleyball to the spring will accommodate all schools and match up with the NAIA volleyball championships, which have been moved to the spring, conference Commissioner Kent Paulson said. Schools rely heavily on nonconference tournaments to fill their schedules and those tournaments may be more available in the spring, Paulson said.