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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BUTTE — Montana Tech's basketball programs got back on track Thursday evening.
By: Luke Shelton
BUTTE — The Butte Central basketball teams collected wins over Anaconda on Friday evening but did so in very different ways.
By: Luke Shelton
The Oredigger men overcame an early deficit while the Tech women earned a win over Carroll for the first time in nearly eight years.
By: Luke Shelton
BUTTE — It's still January, but the Butte High girls basketball team has been enjoying a level of success that they haven't had in years.
By: Luke Shelton
The Class A doubleheader was highlighted by a buzzer-beating 3-pointer from Mason Quinn at the end of regulation to force overtime.
By: Luke Shelton
The Oredigger women toppled No. 23 Providence to halt a six-game skid to the Argos, while the Tech men extended their win streak to three.
By: Luke Shelton
"A lot of the girls call her Marisa 'Sniper.' Which is pretty fitting with how she shoots the ball from the 3-point line."
By: Luke Shelton
The Oredigger women surpassed their conference win total from last season and the Tech men are now atop the Frontier standings.
By: Luke Shelton
The Big Sky girls improved to 5-0 in Western AA play and Butte's Hudson Luedtke eclipsed 1,000 career points.
By: Luke Shelton
The Battlin' Bears women are now tied with Carroll College atop the Frontier while the Tech men have reeled off six straight wins.
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