Butte Central

The Butte Central Maroons will jump full speed into the winter sports season this week with extensive varsity and subvarsity action coming up for fans to enjoy. Here is a look at the Maroons' weekly activities schedule.

For decades, the Butte Central Catholic School system has put on the annual Laverne Combo Thanksgiving Dinner and this is an event that they are particularly proud of, with good reason. Every year the students, faculty, staff and friends of the school fully prepare and serve an extravagant Thanksgiving feast for the elderly and homebound. They do it all. They purchase the food with donations. They prepare the turkey and all of the side dishes. They serve a huge contingent in the school's gymnasium and deliver just as many meals to those who are unable to leave their homes. This year's dinner is right around the corner. In fact, Butte Central is accepting reservations right now.

Butte Central basketball gets new jerseys every 4 seasons and 2024 is the year they are due. Butte Central is also a private school whose financial priorities at present time are ones that do not have new uniforms penciled in. The Butte Central boys have been told that they are welcome to new uniforms, they'll just have to pay for them by themselves. The bill? They need to raise $4300 to pay for 14 pairs of home and visitor jerseys. So, they're going to need a little bit of help.

We are at the end of the Spring sports season as the final games, matches and meets take place before the postseason begins. Here is what Butte High and Butte Central have on tap.

Let's just say that if you like to watch softball, you're going to be in heaven in the days leading up to Mothers' Day 2024 as the Butte Central Maroons host the annual Laverne Combo Invitational next Friday and Saturday, May 10th and 11th. 5 fields will be used as 26 Montana high school softball teams from all over the state compete in a total of 48 games.

My local experience eating at these delicious eateries in Butte, Montana. I'm always on the lookout for a good wop chop, or pork chop sandwich, and these perfectly fit the bill.

For the fifth time in six seasons, Brodie Kelly's Butte Central Maroons are headed to the State Semifinals. Jack Keeley had a double-double with 14 points at 13 rebounds and a third-quarter defensive lockdown turned a one-point halftime deficit into a 41-28 lead heading into the fourth quarter and the Maroons held on for a 56-42 first round win over the Dawson County Red Devils Thursday morning at the State A Boys and Girls Basketball Tournament being held at the Butte Civic Center.

For the 18th time in his 20 seasons at the helm, Brodie Kelly is leading his Butte Central Maroons boys basketball team into the Montana Class A State Tournament and this year's edition will get underway at 9am as they open play against the Dawson Country Red Devils in the Butte Civic Center.

Brodie Kelly has just wrapped up his 20th regular season as Head Coach of the Butte Central boys basketball team and will be the guest of honor at a celebration commemorating his achievement this Friday at 6:30pm at Butte's Knights of Columbus Hall.

The Butte Central boys and girls basketball teams find themselves in different situations as the 2023-24 regular season has come to a close. Here is what both programs have on tap as we head into the postseason.