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Keaton Gillogly is a 17-year broadcasting veteran, entering his fifth year as the voice of Montana State football and men's basketball. Gillogly has twice been nominated by the NSMA for Montana Sportscaster of the Year, winning the award for the first time in 2024. He was also a 2024 nominee for the Bill Schwanke Award, given yearly to the top radio play-by-play broadcaster in FCS Football. He previously spent 13 summers broadcasting Minor League Baseball. Most recently he finished a nine-year stint as the Director of Broadcasting for the Seattle Mariners' single-A affiliate, the Modesto Nuts. He also spent ten years as the radio voice of the Michigan State women's basketball program.
His duties as the "Voice of the 'Cats" include radio play-by-play for Montana State football and men's basketball. He also hosts a weekly TV show on Bozeman's CBS affiliate KBZK, hosts a weekly coaches' radio show in front of a live audience with coach and player guests, produces and hosts a weekly podcast covering Bobcat Athletics, fills in on play-by-play duties for Montana State Volleyball on ESPN+, hosts fundraisers across the state of Montana for Bobcat football and basketball, hosts the Bobcat Athletic Hall of Fame induction each year, and emceed the Bobcats' 2025 Football National Championship parade and rally.
Prior to his post in Modesto, he spent his time calling baseball for the Kane County Cougars (Midwest League), Lansing Lugnuts (Midwest League), Gary SouthShore RailCats (American Association) and Green Bay Bullfrogs (Northwoods League). He has also filled in for a pair of Pacific Coast League Triple-A teams in the Reno Aces and the Sacramento River Cats. Additional television credits include basketball and baseball for the Big Ten Network, volleyball on ESPN+, and Horizon League conference championships in baseball and softball for the Horizon League Network.
After graduation from Valparaiso University in 2011, he served as the Executive Producer of the Valparaiso Sports Radio Network and the studio host for Valpo football and men’s basketball while also filling in as the play-by-play broadcaster.
A native of Chicago, Keaton earned his Bachelor’s Degree in Sports Media from Valparaiso University. As a student, Keaton broadcast Valparaiso men’s and women’s basketball, football, volleyball, baseball, softball and soccer while serving as Sports Director at WVUR-FM, working as a beat writer for the weekly newspaper The Torch, and co-founding VUTV, the student-run campus television station.
His duties as the "Voice of the 'Cats" include radio play-by-play for Montana State football and men's basketball. He also hosts a weekly TV show on Bozeman's CBS affiliate KBZK, hosts a weekly coaches' radio show in front of a live audience with coach and player guests, produces and hosts a weekly podcast covering Bobcat Athletics, fills in on play-by-play duties for Montana State Volleyball on ESPN+, hosts fundraisers across the state of Montana for Bobcat football and basketball, hosts the Bobcat Athletic Hall of Fame induction each year, and emceed the Bobcats' 2025 Football National Championship parade and rally.
Prior to his post in Modesto, he spent his time calling baseball for the Kane County Cougars (Midwest League), Lansing Lugnuts (Midwest League), Gary SouthShore RailCats (American Association) and Green Bay Bullfrogs (Northwoods League). He has also filled in for a pair of Pacific Coast League Triple-A teams in the Reno Aces and the Sacramento River Cats. Additional television credits include basketball and baseball for the Big Ten Network, volleyball on ESPN+, and Horizon League conference championships in baseball and softball for the Horizon League Network.
After graduation from Valparaiso University in 2011, he served as the Executive Producer of the Valparaiso Sports Radio Network and the studio host for Valpo football and men’s basketball while also filling in as the play-by-play broadcaster.
A native of Chicago, Keaton earned his Bachelor’s Degree in Sports Media from Valparaiso University. As a student, Keaton broadcast Valparaiso men’s and women’s basketball, football, volleyball, baseball, softball and soccer while serving as Sports Director at WVUR-FM, working as a beat writer for the weekly newspaper The Torch, and co-founding VUTV, the student-run campus television station.