Scott Breen is a journalist based in Billings, Montana, with a focus on local sports. He writes for MONTANA SPORTS and is associated with Scripps Montana/MTN. Scott's articles cover a range of topics, including high school and college athletics, athlete profiles, and local sports events. His work has also been featured in Kxlf and KBZK Communications.
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Scott Breen's coverage is heavily focused on local sports, particularly high school and college athletics in Billings, Montana. His articles often feature events and expert commentary related to these topics.
If you are looking to pitch a story to Scott Breen, consider offering insights or access to local sporting events or athletes from the Billings area. Expert commentary from coaches, players, or officials involved in the covered sports would likely be of interest as well.
Given his focus on specific schools such as Billings Skyview and University of Maryland along with events like NFR (National Finals Rodeo), pitching stories about achievements, upcoming games/matches or unique developments involving these entities may also resonate with him.
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By: Scott Breen
HARDIN — Inside their Hardin home, a pair of very proud grandparents sit in their rocking chairs recalling a little girl who once shot hoops on a now weathered basket in the yard. That little girl — Courtney Vandersloot — is now a two-time WNBA champion.
By: Scott Breen
A 1-1 halftime score quickly tilted in favor of Billings Senior as the Broncs eliminated Missoula Sentinel 4-1 in Friday night's quarterfinal match at Amend Park.
By: Scott Breen
Two of Montana’s top high school rodeo competitors not only live in Huntley, they happen to share the same household.
By: Scott Breen
HARDIN — Inside their Hardin home, a pair of very proud grandparents sit in their recliners recalling a little girl who once shot hoops on a now-weathered basket in the yard.
By: Scott Breen
Who doesn’t love sleeping on air mattresses? That's what the Montana State University Billings basketball women found themselves doing Saturday night in Choteau.
By: Scott Breen
BILLINGS — No matter the sport, collecting a medal typically feels pretty good. Imagine earning 94 medals like Patrick Joyce who just crossed the finish line in his 94th
By: Scott Breen
BILLINGS — Montana's prime-time funnyman will garner perhaps his most prestigious honor Saturday night when he's inducted to the National Rodeo Hall of Fame in Oklahoma City.
By: Scott Breen
BILLINGS — Collin Warnick certainly isn't the biggest guy playing football at West. But the defensive end sure seems to have a nose for the ball.
By: Mike Scherting, Scott Breen
BILLINGS — New faces and at least one new state champion are some of the themes in store for the combined state volleyball tournament, which gets underway Thursday at Worthington Arena in Bozeman.
By: Scott Breen
When the nation most recently saw Cody native Luke Talich Saturday on TV, he was on his way to the end zone for a pick-six helping Notre Dame put away Florida State, 52-3.
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