Alec Bofinger is a local sports journalist based in Billings, Montana. He writes for KPAX Missoula/Kalispell and focuses on covering sports stories in the Montana area, including high school sports, college athletics, and local sports teams. His work has also been featured in Scripps Montana/MTN and KRTV Communications.
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Billings, United States (Local)
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Alec's coverage primarily focuses on local sports, specifically high school basketball and related events in Montana, particularly Billings. He is likely to be interested in stories that highlight the achievements and experiences of local athletes, as well as insights from coaches or other experts within the community.
Given his emphasis on event coverage and expert commentary relating to high school sports, reaching out with human interest stories about local athletes or providing expert analysis relevant to high school basketball competitions would likely resonate with Alec. Additionally, offering unique perspectives from individuals involved in the highlighted events could capture his attention.
Since Alec's focus is local, pitches should aim to connect with the specific context of Montana and Billings while featuring themes related to high school basketball championships and players' experiences at this level.
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BRIDGER — Bridger senior Justin Dravetsky has worked his tail off to become an X-factor for the Scouts on the gridiron.
By: Alec Bofinger
Wearing the Billings Senior orange and black and playing Friday nights at Daylis Stadium is really all Ryder Murdock ever wanted.
By: Alec Bofinger
With wins on Friday Bridger and Custer-Hysham secured spots at the Southern C divisional volleyball tournament.
By: Alec Bofinger
Andrew Kreiter flew from Seattle to watch his alma mater Billings Senior win its first state title since 2004 when Kreiter was a player for the Broncs.
By: Alec Bofinger
Makenna Bushman is alone at the top. The Rocky senior bested the program's career kills record back in October as she continues her tremendous play.
By: Alec Bofinger
Baker and Huntley Project won quarterfinal matches at the Southern B divisional tournament Friday in Colstrip to clinch berths at next weekend's state tournament in Bozeman.
WORDEN — Per Huntley Project head volleyball coach Iona Stookey, the Red Devils are making their 25th consecutive appearance at the State B tournament.
HARDIN — Kelsey and MaKenna Torske have shared some special times on the volleyball floor over the past two years in Hardin.
By: Alec Bofinger
LAUREL — Driven largely by the legs of junior running back Curtis Fox, the Laurel football team has marched into its fourth State A title game in the past six years.
A pair of Q2 area teams are playing host to state championship football games on Saturday — Fairview looks to repeat in a rematch with Belt, while Bridger and Box Elder each eye their first title in school history.
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