Luke Shelton
Sports Reporter and Multimedia Journalist at KXLF-TV (Butte, MT)
Sports Reporter and Multimedia Journalist at KBZK-TV (Bozeman, MT)
Sports reporter/MMJ for @KBZK @KXLF Past: @BillingsGazette and @MontanaStandard. @msubillings grad. Views/opinions probably derived from an episode of Frasier.
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6 days ago |
montanasports.com | Luke Shelton
DILLON — For the first time under fourth-year head coach JT Robbins, both the Montana Western men and women's rodeo teams are headed for Casper, Wyo. Both teams concluded the 2024-25 regular season as Big Sky Region reserve champions behind Montana State to qualify both programs for the College National Finals Rodeo for the first time since 2021. "It was huge, to know how much talent is here," said Robbins.
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2 weeks ago |
montanasports.com | Luke Shelton
DILLON — Montana Western football's first spring game in its on-campus stadium was brief. After a handful of series, lightning strikes in the area forced the two-time defending Frontier Conference champion Bulldogs to end the scrimmage early. The lone touchdown was a red zone scoring pass from Trey Hoveland to Colter Ramos. Western also named its four captains for the upcoming season — linebackers Keegen Muffich and Jace Fitzgerald, wide reciever Jon Kirkley and quarterback Michael Palandri.
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2 weeks ago |
montanasports.com | Luke Shelton
BUTTE — The Frenchtown boys and Dillon girls prevailed on Friday afternoon. Both track and field programs earned team victories at the John Tomich Invitational which saw 13 teams across Class A, B and C compete at Bulldog Memorial Stadium. The Broncs boys cruised to an 87-point team victory followed by Dillon with 39 points, Anaconda and East Helena with 28 and Deer Lodge with 24. The Beavers girls rolled to the win with 133.33 points.
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2 weeks ago |
montanasports.com | Luke Shelton
BELGRADE — The Belgrade Special Events Center was humming with activity on Thursday morning. The opening ceremonies for the 2025 Big Sky Area Spring Games unfolded in the venue as 350 athletes and coaches from 14 teams across the Big Sky and Southwest regions gathered before competing in track and field and bocce.
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3 weeks ago |
montanasports.com | Luke Shelton
BUTTE — For Bozeman Gallatin senior Jack Murray, the record-breaking discus throw he unleashed at last season's State AA track and field meet was a long time coming. "It was amazing, it was a great experience," said Murray of his all-class record-setting heave of 198-01 which smashed the previous all-class mark of 193-07 that was set by Missoula Hellgate's Dan Tabish in 1982 and narrowly eclipsed last season by Kalispell Glacier's Aiden Krause (193-08).
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With @gracemlaw4 still in recovery, I'm in Bozeman for the Tom Gage Classic. Cats, Griz, Montana Tech, Rocky Mountain College and Providence in attendance. The Big Sky Championships are next week in Sacramento and the NAIA Nationals start May 21. #mtscores https://t.co/SwmZlVF3MH
Got to go on a field trip to KXLF's second floor this afternoon. Super neat original architecture up there and some great views of Uptown Butte. A lot of great history in our building! https://t.co/9lyYSlLAG2