Luke Shelton is a sports journalist based in Montana, specializing in local sports coverage. He writes for MONTANA SPORTS and The Montrose Daily Press, with his work also appearing in Kxlf. Luke's articles focus on a wide range of sports topics, including basketball, football, and local team updates.
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Luke Shelton's coverage is predominantly focused on local sports events, particularly basketball at both the college and high school levels. He also seems to be interested in coaching changes and their impact on teams.
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By: Luke Shelton
BUTTE — Montana Tech made very quick work of a first-year program and one that's set to join the Frontier Conference next season.
By: Luke Shelton
MANHATTAN — There are now two very good high school football teams in the town of Manhattan.
By: Luke Shelton
The Orediggers offense churned out over 500 yards and Montana Tech has now outscored its past two opponents 135-0.
By: Luke Shelton, John Emeigh
"Every Building is Haunted" is an original song written by John Emeigh about Butte being one of the most active places for ghosts and the paranormal.
By: Luke Shelton
BOZEMAN — Hadley Brown's second goal proved to be the difference maker.
By: Luke Shelton
The Bozeman girls soccer team concluded its 2024 season in the same way it wrapped up the 2023 campaign — undefeated, and state champions.
By: Luke Shelton
"It's just been such a fun season with this group of players. A great four years with our seniors. And just a great way to top it off."
By: Luke Shelton
DILLON — John Mears had a rough idea of how close he was getting, but he wasn't actively tallying points in his mind as he closed in on program history.
By: Luke Shelton
The ninth-ranked Orediggers kept their unbeaten start to the season rolling while Western was dealt its first defeat.
By: Luke Shelton
"Underdog mentality," said Anderson of her mindset heading into the Hawks' match against the Spartans. "Trust each other, play for each other. We can do this as long as we play together, play as a family."
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