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It's Mitch Pelroy's birthday and lil' sis Kirsten is poppin' in to make a cameo. (Haylee Sauer and Kirsten Pelroy photos)

   It’s Mitch Pelroy’s birthday and lil’ sis Kirsten is poppin’ in to make a cameo. (Haylee Sauer and Kirsten Pelroy photos)

Legendary.

And that’s just his hair.

As he hits the big 2-1 today, former Coupeville High School three-sport sensation (and current college gridiron warrior) Mitch Pelroy continues to cast a long shadow.

During his days as a Wolf, he was a beast, starring in football, basketball and track — where he won 28 races in three years and advanced to the 1A state meet in each of his seasons.

Now, he’s a hard-hittin’, fast-runnin’ two-way threat for Montana Western’s football squad.

On whatever stage he has been on, Mitch has embraced the spotlight, giddy grin splashed across his face as he looks over his shoulder at the foes who are trying, and failing, to catch him.

His legacy at CHS lives on in speedy lil’ sis Kirsten, who is bustin’ out PRS and takin’ names on the oval herself.

When they ask how you spell Pelroy, the answer is F-A-S-T.

But with the speed comes class, commitment and a rock-solid work ethic, family traits handed down from brother to sister.

You were one of the best to ever rep the red and black, Mitch. The Man, then, now and always.

Happy birthday, Mr. Pelroy. Never stop being awesome.

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Mitch Pelroy (Haylee Sauer photos)

Mitch Pelroy (Haylee Sauer photos)

Pelroy takes off on a return in an earlier season game.

Pelroy takes off on a return in an earlier game.

Can’t hold him down.

Former Wolf football star Mitch Pelroy ripped off big return yardage Saturday, doing his part to help spark the Montana Western gridiron squad to its first victory in four weeks.

The 50-30 savaging of visiting Montana State-Northern in NAIA action snapped a three-game skid and improved the Bulldogs to 2-3. They now have a bye week before returning to action Oct. 4 against Carroll College.

Pelroy was his team’s primary return man Saturday, taking back four kickoffs for 97 yards, with his longest run stretching 28 yards.

He also hauled in Montana State’s lone punt, picking up 10 yards before being taken down. He was a hit on defense as well, recording a tackle from his defensive back position.

Bulldog quarterback Tyler Hulse ran for three touchdowns and threw for two more as Montana Western strolled up and down the field all day.

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Mitch Pelroy (Haylee Sauer photo)

Mitch Pelroy, looking all intense. (Haylee Sauer photo)

Mitch Pelroy is starting to pile up some yardage.

The former Coupeville High School football star ripped off a 41-yard kickoff return and a 38-yard punt return Saturday for Montana Western, but it wasn’t enough to keep the Bulldogs from taking a close loss, their third in a row.

Montana Western fell 31-28 to host College of Idaho, which counts former CHS lineman Anthony Maggio among its players.

The Coyotes are 2-0 after restarting a once-vaunted program that had been idle since 1977.

Pelroy leads his squad in both kickoff returns (he’s averaging 29.2 yards a return) and punt returns (15.3) and is third on the team in all-purpose yards with 221.

He has also recorded 10 tackles from his defensive back position.

Now 1-3 on the season, Montana Western returns to action Saturday, Sept. 20 when it hosts Montana State-Northern for Homecoming.

The Bulldogs will get a rematch with College of Idaho at home Nov. 1.

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Mitch Pelroy rocks the college colors last season. (Haylee Sauer photo)

Mitch Pelroy rocks the college colors last season. (Haylee Sauer photo)

Bragging rights for the state of Montana were on the line, and Mitch Pelroy did his part for the cause.

The former Coupeville High School football star, now a sophomore defensive back at Montana Western University, had a hand in four tackles Aug. 23 as his Bulldogs thumped rival Montana Tech 38-6 in their season opener.

Pelroy recorded two solo tackles and assisted on two others as Montana Western dropped the defensive boom on the Orediggers.

Senior quarterback Tyler Hulse threw for three touchdowns and ran for another as the NAIA school opened Frontier League play with a huge win.

The Bulldogs will have to take it up several notches this week, when they travel to Cheney to play a non-conference game Saturday, Aug. 30 against NCAA Division 1 school Eastern Washington.

It will be the only time Pelroy and his teammates play in Washington state this year.

Eastern blasted Sam Houston State 56-35 in its opener, but could be primed for an upset if they get caught looking ahead to the game after Montana Western’s visit.

That’s a Sept. 6 match-up with the University of Washington in Seattle.

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