Parker Cotton is an Editor at Bozeman Chronicle. He covers Montana State basketball and preps, with a focus on various themes including competitive sports, culture, and society. Parker's work has been featured in notable publications such as the Billings Gazette Communications, Helena Independent Record, and the Missoulian/Ravalli Republic.
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Parker Cotton's focus is primarily on local sports, particularly basketball and high school sports in the Bozeman area of Montana. If you aim to reach out effectively, consider providing insights related to local games, player performances, or team developments within this specific geographic region.
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“To be able to be a Montana girl playing at MSU, that's super exciting.” - Brynn Kammerzell
Over the last month, Brynn Kammerzell narrowed her list to four schools and gave some serious thought to her college basketball recruitment.
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Blood clots shortened Mbatch's season, while Holden had torn ligaments in his left ankle. Both have recently been cleared to return to the court.
By: Parker Cotton
Blood clots shortened Mbatch's season, while Holden had torn ligaments in his left ankle. Both have recently been cleared to return to the court.
By: Parker Cotton
A three-sport All-American in the 1960s at Great Falls Central, Sprinkle was inducted into the Montana High School Association Hall of Fame in 1996.
By: Parker Cotton
“I'm putting a piece of my heart into something. I think that's what makes great songs great, is how you can reflect what you're feeling in your heart.” - Michael
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“I'm putting a piece of my heart into something. I think that's what makes great songs great, how you can reflect what you're feeling in your heart.” - Michael Armstrong
By: Parker Cotton
Michael Armstrong opens his song "Silver Spoon" with the lines: "Heavy eyes and a skyline/Windmills rolling through the hills."
