127 Sports Intensity, in collaboration with the Fairfield Basketball Club, is pleased to announce the Fourth Annual Dribble Challenge, an athome basketball skill-building program for students in grades 1–12. This winter-long challenge gives young players across Montana and beyond a structured way to improve their ball-handling skills through consistent daily practice. The Dribble Challenge

Brockton’s girls’ basketball team enjoyed a strong first quarter and defeated Savage, 79-34, on Saturday, Dec. 13. Brockton gained a 29-4 advantage in the first quarter. Tamryn Bauer struck for 13 points in the quarter. The margin was increased to 39-16 at the half and 61-20 at the end of the third quarter. Quintana Young scored 15 points in the third period. Brockton’s top scorers

Culbertson’s girls’ basketball squad fell to Ekalaka, 6421, during tournament action held in Lambert on Friday, Dec. 12. The Bulldogs accounted for the game’s first 11 points of the contest. Ivy Colvin got the Cowgirls on the board by hitting a 16-footer with 2:13 left in the opening quarter. Ekalaka held a 19-5 advantage at the end of the period. A basket by Payton Labatte off

Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks is now accepting applications for Shooting Range Improvement Grants. Approximately $400,000 in funding is available. Application deadline is Feb. 1, 2026. Montana’s Shooting Range Grant Program, administered by FWP, provides funding to nonprofit shooting clubs, organizations, local governments and school districts to build and improve public shooting ranges