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Badovinac six-peats at Ryan/Bersanti tourney0
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- December 8, 2019
Brett Badovinac made it a perfect half dozen Sunday at the Elks. The Butte handball player won the 35th Annual Bill Ryan and Al Bersanti Memorial Handball Tournament. The win gives Badovinac, the reigning Montana state singles champion, his sixth straight title in the tournament. He has won the event eight times overall. Badovinac beat
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Ryan/Bersanti tournament begins Friday at Elks0
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- December 5, 2019
The 35th Annual Bill Ryan and Al Bersanti Memorial Handball Tournament starts at the Elks on Friday. Seven-time champion Brett Badovinac has won the last five years. He has also won two of the last three Montana State Opens Singles Championships, including last April’s tournament in Butte. Other entries include last year’s runner-up Les Seago
READ MORERyan/Bersanti tournament set for Dec. 6-80
- Court Sports
- November 27, 2019
The 35th Annual Bill Ryan & Al Bersanti Memorial Handball Tournament will be held Dec. 6-8 at the Butte Elks. Cost is $50, and players 18 and under are free. The entry deadline is Tuesday, Dec. 3. Matches start at 4 p.m. on Dec. 6. The singles tournament will offer an open division along with
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Determination, confidence leads Jurenic back to top0
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- April 24, 2019
By Bill Foley Lori Jurenic has a giant trophy to show off at her home. The award stands more than 3 feet tall, and she will have it for at least the next 50 weeks. She has had the traveling trophy since she won the first of three straight women’s open titles at the Montana
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Badovinac tops Wachholz for state handball crown0
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- April 7, 2019
Sunday was a good day for Brett Badovinac. The 46-year-old Butte man claimed his second state handball title in three years, beating four-time champion Chance Wachholz 21-10, 21-12 in the open division championship match at the Butte Elks. “I think I played probably my best handball match ever today,” Badovinac said. “I don’t know why.
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Hettick, Jurenic, Roesti capture racquetball titles0
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- April 7, 2019
MISSOULA — When he took up the sport of racquetball about a year and a half ago, Peyton Hettick didn’t think it would lead him to giving a speech. That, however, was the case Saturday night when he was presented the Jim Farrell Memorial Award as the Montana Junior Player of the Year during the
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