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Hillesland earns All-Big Sky first team honors

Published on Sunday, November 29, 2009 9:08 AM MST

Terran Hillesland

University of Montana offensive lineman and 2005 Sidney High School graduate Terran Hillesland has earned first team All-Big Sky honors.

The 6-7, 320-pound guard is the son of Chris Hillesland and Therese Forbes. The senior was an honorable mention All-Big Sky Conference selection a season ago.

Hillesland, who redshirted in 2005 and then saw starting time throughout his freshman, sophomore and junior seasons, has stepped into a leadership role this season for the Grizzlies’ young offensive line.

“Terran has been an outstanding player for us. He just gets better and better each year,” University of Montana football coach Bobby Hauk said in the 2009 media guide.

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Doug C. wrote on Dec 4, 2009 9:13 AM:

" Congrats Terran,hope you continued success, no matter where it takes you!Am very pleased to be able to follow your football career for numerous years.Congrats again and good luck in future! "

Tim Tharp wrote on Dec 3, 2009 8:45 AM:

" I was at the game for the amazing come-back last weekend and kept telling people. "Look at that big guy in the middle; his grandpa was my pastor growing up!"

We are all very proud of your accomplishments Terran. Best of luck this coming weekend! "

Angie N. wrote on Nov 30, 2009 9:20 AM:

" Way to go Terran! We are proud of you! "

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