How to Get Battlin' Bears News Updates from the Rocky Mountain College Athletics Website

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You can sign up for the Battlin' Bears newsletter directly on gobattlinbears.com. The site's homepage includes a newsletter signup form that asks for your first name, last name, and email address; submitting it signs you up to receive the latest Battlin' Bears news by email. This is the site's own stated purpose for the form—it is a news subscription, not a ticket, streaming, or membership account.

What the signup form requires

The form on the site is short and collects only three fields:

Field What to enter
First Name Your given name
Last Name Your family name
Email Address An address you check regularly

There is a single Submit action. The site describes the newsletter as a way "to receive the latest news from Battlin' Bears," so expect team and athletics-department updates rather than a general college newsletter.

Step by step

  1. Go to gobattlinbears.com, the official athletics website for Rocky Mountain College.
  2. Find the newsletter signup section on the page. It appears alongside other homepage content such as Top Stories, a countdown, and awards, so you may need to scroll past the main stories to reach it.
  3. Fill in your first name, last name, and email address.
  4. Select Submit.
  5. Check your inbox for any confirmation message from the athletics department, and add the sender to your safe-senders list so updates don't land in spam.

Expected result: you are added to the Battlin' Bears newsletter list and receive news updates by email.

Common snags

  • Can't find the form: it sits within the homepage content blocks rather than in a dedicated "Newsletter" page, so scan the full homepage before assuming it's missing.
  • No confirmation email: the site does not describe a double opt-in step. If nothing arrives, re-check the email address you entered and your spam folder before submitting again.
  • Wrong expectations: the newsletter is a news digest. For schedules, scores, and results, use the site's Events and Results section instead—the newsletter does not replace it.

If you'd rather not subscribe

You don't need the newsletter to follow the team. The homepage's Top Stories area and Events and Results section carry current news, schedules, and outcomes without any signup. The newsletter is simply the option for people who want updates pushed to them rather than checking the site.