Some good, winning teams not qualifying for the state playoffs while a couple of struggling ones with below .500 records advanced provided the impetus. Montana’s

Baseball began where the bridges spanned, at least it did for some. Abner Doubleday’s field was a ways, miles away, but remained in the region

Every time the bike appears in the memory, the condemnations are heard in the echoes. Pauses reflect on the news stories from the spring when

  They can laugh about it now and we all did Saturday night during the 2015 Butte Sports Hall of Fame induction banquet at the

The plaques at the Butte Civic Center looked to have some extra shine to them the other day. Mare Bartholomew and Ron Ygnatowicz must have

The arrival of the NCAA Tournament’s Final Four has brought back some memories and attempts at memory for meetings with participants few other professions would

The indoor track on the Brick Breeden Fieldhouse floor was still a homecourt advantage for Rob Stark. Sunday found the former University of Montana athlete

The time was late in the year so that the chilled breeze rushed out of the canyon, past the scoreboard and through the west end

Swells can rise to incredible heights on some Montana rivers during June high water time. The estimates seemed exaggerated by some of the runners through

Lines were so long coming out of the parking lots and the side streets where others left their cars that plenty of time existed to