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Billings High Schools Launch Baseball, Flag Football; Reopen Daylis Stadium
Public and Catholic schools launch baseball and flag football programs while Daylis Stadium reopens for athletics use.
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Billings public high schools and Billings Central Catholic have added varsity baseball for the first time, with the inaugural season set for spring 2025. Girls flag football followed at the public high schools starting in fall 2025 to meet Title IX requirements after the baseball addition.
New Programs at Local Schools
Billings Senior, Billings West and Billings Skyview now field teams in the AA division, while Billings Central Catholic competes in Class A. The four schools are listed with their mascots as Broncs, Golden Bears, Falcons and Rams respectively. These additions expand varsity options across the city’s major high schools.
Facility Improvements Support Athletics
Daylis Stadium, located next to Billings Senior High School, was rebuilt in 2026 and now serves as a venue for high school athletics. The updated facility provides a central location for games and events involving the newly launched programs.
High Participation Rates Reported
Over 85 percent of students at Billings Central Catholic High School take part in one or more extracurricular activity, including sports and clubs. This level of involvement reflects broad student engagement with the expanded athletics offerings at the school.
The new baseball and flag football seasons will give local teams their first opportunities to compete on the field. Daylis Stadium’s reopening supplies an improved home site for contests involving Billings Senior and visiting schools. Future schedules will determine specific matchups once the programs begin play.