Montana State University Billings Athletics

Junior Season (2006): One of only three players to play in and start all 50 games...had 40 hits off 153 at bats for a .261 batting average...scored 26 runs and drove in 13 RBI...hit two doubles and had 42 total bases...had a .371 on base percentage and was 15-19 for stolen bases...had two streaks of five games with hits...went 3-for-5 with two runs scored against Northwest Nazarene (3/17/06)...went 2-for-3 with one run, one RBI, and two stolen bases against Oklahoma Panhandle (3/26/06)...went 3-for-4 with a run and an RBI against Lincoln (4/14/06)...finished the season tied for first in school history for hits in a single season with 40....finished the season tied for first in school history for stolen bases in a single season with 15.

Kyle Pryor is a 2002 graduate of Billings West High School.  Pryor played Legion baseball for the Billings Scarlet's for three years before attending Miles City Community College.  Pryor played two years at MCC  and attended Southwest Minnesota State before transferring to MSU Billings.  Pryor is an elementary education major and is the son of Steve and Marty Pryor of Billings.  Pryor has one brother, Cole and one sister, Randi.

"The addition of Kyle gives us a solid middle infielder that excels defensively and can hit for average," said head coach Chris Brown.  "Kyle has above average speed and can make things happen on the base paths.  He is a hard-nosed player that brings leadership, experience and a passion for the game to the ballpark day in and day out.  He is the type of ballplayer that you can build a team around.  He not only makes the routine play, but has the innate ability to make the spectacular play that changes the outcome of a game."