If you’ve been around high school basketball long enough, you learn something quickly: not every coach needs to explain himself. Some have already done the
Butte Montana, as the season reaches its midpoint, Montana Tech basketball has backed up early momentum with consistency on both sides of the program. The
Not long ago, Dougie Peoples was lighting up Montana high school gyms, carving his name into Butte Central history as one of the most dominant
Tuesday, March 4 •College Men’s Basketball – 7:30 p.m., Montana Tech vs. Providence-Great Falls in Great Falls (Frontier Conference tournament championship, Four Seasons Arena) Thursday,
Fourteen Orediggers Earn Academic All-Conference Honors HELENA – The Frontier Conference recognized 14 Montana Tech basketball players for their dedication in the classroom, naming them
Butte Sports Slate Butte Sports Slate (Feb. 23 – March 2) Tuesday, Feb. 25 •Prep Boys’ Basketball – 6 p.m., Butte Central at Dillon •Prep
Butte, MT – February 21, 2025 Montana Tech’s own Matt Stepan has been recognized as the 2024 Frontier Conference Athletic Director of the Year, an
Butte Sports Slate: February 17th-22 Thursday, February 20 •College Women’s Basketball – 5 p.m., Montana Western at Montana Tech (HPER Complex) •College Men’s Basketball –
Butte Sports Slate Butte Sports Slate – February 2-8 Tuesday, Feb. 6 •Prep Girls’ Basketball – 6 p.m., East Helena at Butte Central (MAC) •Prep
Butte Sports Slate January 26-February 1st (Updated) Monday: Prep girls’ wrestling – 3 p.m., Butte High at Beaverhead Mixer meet, Dillon (B.W. Lodge Gym). Tuesday:
