Sports

Bringing ‘em in, bucking ‘em off at Dillon Days

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The Mechanical Bull Riding World Championship (MBRWC) event held in downtown Dillon last weekend as delivered—on a number of different levels.

BGC crowns McRae, Willett champions

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In a subdued, COVID-19 version of the Beaverhead Golf Course Club Championship, Zach McRae claimed his first men’s championship and Ashley Willett topped Ellie Stanisich in what is now an annual battle between the two for the women’s title.

Mechanical Bull Riding comes to Dillon this weekend

An event inspired by the viewing of a movie more than 40 years ago will come to Dillon this weekend to offer people the chance to compete for a world championship.

Legion Cubbies trending upward with the heat

A ‘maybe next year’ team for the first half of their 2020 season, the young Dillon Cubs this past week and a half progressed and impressed enough to raise the possibility that maybe ‘next year’ could be this year.

Madison River under hoot owl restriction

A permanent hoot owl restriction adopted by the Montana FW&P commission last year for a portion of the lower Madison River went into effect Wednesday, July 15.

Lois Woodard retires as BCHS tennis coach

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Retired will prove a relative term for Lois Woodard.

Dillon Cubs take four straight Legion wins at home

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The ‘boom-boom’ of fireworks over the Fourth of July weekend in Dillon got replaced by the sound of the big broom midweek, when the Dillon Cubs swept a pair of visitors in a pair of home doubleheaders.

Cubs top Butte on day dedicated to former manager

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Somewhere on Sunday, Gail Whitworth was smiling.

Frontier announces shortened fall seasons

WHITEFISH, June 23 (AP) – The Montana-based Frontier Conference has approved abbreviated football and volleyball schedules for this fall, the league announced.

Montana FWP offers free online Hunter and Bowhunter Education classes

To protect public health and reduce overall spread of COVID-19, Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks has temporarily canceled all in-person Hunter and Bowhunter Education classes. Please take advantage of the opportunities to get certified now.