Glacier running back Kobe Dorcheus has committed to playing football at Montana Tech after an impressive high school career. Dorcheus led the state in rushing yards and touchdowns during his senior season, helping Glacier reach the AA state championship game for the second year in a row. He holds multiple school records, including the longest touchdown run in Glacier’s history. Dorcheus received All-State honors as a junior and finished his high school career with over 3,000 rushing yards and 48 touchdowns. He will be joining a Montana Tech team that finished 9-2 in the regular season and earned a spot in the NAIA football championship series. Dorcheus expressed gratitude towards his family and coaches for their support in helping him make the decision to commit to Montana Tech. With his talent and dedication, Dorcheus is sure to make a significant impact on the college football field.
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Dorcheus, from Glacier High, makes commitment to attend Montana Tech
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