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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By: Luke Shelton
DILLON — Both Montana Western and Montana Tech football will be searching for postseason redemption this Saturday.
By: Luke Shelton
BUTTE — It's been 8 years since Montana Tech's football team has been preparing for a game on Thanksgiving weekend, and for the first time ever the Orediggers are gearing up to host a second-round contest.
By: Luke Shelton
DILLON — Earlier this week, Montana Western head football coach Ryan Nourse talked about "not wanting history to repeat itself" in reference to his teams second-round loss to the College of Idaho last November.
By: Luke Shelton
DILLON — Back in 2001, Ryan Nourse, then the defensive backs coach at St. Cloud State University, heard his phone ring.
By: Luke Shelton
BUTTE — The Montana Tech women's basketball team's strong start to the season continued on Friday afternoon.
By: Luke Shelton
DILLON — Last March, then first-year head Dillon boys basketball coach Jeff Edwards watched his team add another state title to the Beavers collection
By: Luke Shelton
"It's the most exciting thing of the year. Being in front of our home town in front of our home crowd, there's nothing like it."
By: Luke Shelton
"It's just a collective effort," said Butte head football coach Arie Grey. "I'm really proud of the kids, super excited for them. This is a neat opportunity, and then to be here in Butte is even better."
By: Luke Shelton
Meela Mitchell headed into this season knowing she was nearing the scoring milestone, but didn't want to know exactly how close.
By: Luke Shelton
The Butte girls got big performances from Cadence Graham and Brityn Stewart while the Skyview boys saw Tayshaun Williams, Merek Fisher and Diz Whiteman score in double figures.
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