Butte Central’s wrestling program took another step forward over the weekend, grinding through an early-season test that showed both its depth and its developing leadership. The Maroons used a busy slate of matches to build on the foundation they have laid through the opening weeks of the 2025–26 campaign.​ Busy weekend on the mat Butte Central was part of a packed prep wrestling schedule that had the Maroons in mixer-style action, giving athletes from multiple weight classes

The Butte Central Catholic swim team turned in a strong performance at the 2025 Butte High School December Splash, highlighted by a standout showing from Freshman Shamus Peck and Junior Tessa Ganzenmueller. Competing against some of the top programs in the state at the Butte YMCA. Peck delivered the Maroons top individual performances in the boys’ 50-yard freestyle, finishing eighth overall with a time of 26.53 in a deep sprint field. He followed that with an impressive swim

Butte Central’s basketball teams opened the season with an eventful weekend, as the boys rolled to a 2–0 start while the girls battled through a tough early test against quality opponents. Both squads left the Frenchtown Tip-Off and Classic with a clearer identity and a better sense of what it will take to compete over the long haul. ​ Boys open with perfect weekend The Maroons boys tipped off their season with a strong 67–55 win over Browning on Friday, controlling the game

Butte Central wrestling opened the season in impressive fashion at the Havre Invitational, with every Maroon on the roster finding success and momentum to build on. The strong individual finishes across the lineup showed that this group is ready to compete with anyone in the state right out of the gate. Podium performances Leading the way was Jack Holmes, who captured a championship and set the tone for the season with a first-place finish. His performance anchors the lineup

The Butte Central Maroons closed out the 2025 season with pride and determination, earning recognition across the board for their efforts on the field. This year wasn’t just about wins and losses—it was about resilience, leadership, and a return to playoff football. Eight Maroons Earn Postseason Recognition Eight players received postseason honors in the competitive Southwestern A conference. That number reflects not only individual talent but also the team’s collective stren

Butte Central was not the only group of Maroons stepping into postseason football this year. Several alumni are carrying the maroon spirit into college athletics and helping shape strong seasons across the region. Montana Tech closed the regular season at 11-0 and earned a first round bye in the NAIA playoffs. Two Butte Central graduates are part of that remarkable run. Jack Keeley and Zane Moodry, both from the Class of 2023, are full roster players who saw meaningful action

The Butte Central Booster Club will host its next meeting on Monday, November 24, at the Knights of Columbus Hall in Butte. The meeting will begin at 6:30 p.m. All parents, alumni, and supporters are invited to attend. The agenda includes updates on winter sports, fundraising opportunities, and ways to get involved as a volunteer. This is a great chance to connect with fellow Maroon fans and help make a difference for our student-athletes. Every voice matters—new faces and re

Excitement is building in the Butte community as local high school football standout Ryan Peoples has officially committed to continuing his football career at Montana Tech. This marks a major milestone for both Ryan and the Oredigger football program, as a homegrown talent readies to make his mark at the collegiate level. From Maroon Helm to Oredigger Ryan Peoples, the dynamic senior quarterback for Butte Central High School, announced his commitment on October 30, 2025, vi

Butte Central Senior Jack Nagle Photo Credit BN0 Photography Following a thrilling 38-27 win over the Dillon Beavers last Friday night the BC Maroons are back in the Class “A” Playoffs. The victory earned the BC Boys the third seed from the Southwestern “A” Conference. They will travel north to face the Whitefish Bulldogs, who finished second in the Northwest “A” Conference. Game time is 7:00 pm. on Friday night. The playoffs will

As the fall season winds down, we celebrate the dedication and success of all our Butte Central student-athletes who gave their best this fall. From exciting volleyball matches to strong cross country finishes, our Maroon teams have made us proud—and the season isn’t over yet. Football is still going strong in the playoffs, and our community is behind the team every step of the way. At the same time, winter sports are gearing up for another great season. Basketball, wrestling

By Josh M. Peck, Butte Central Foundation Butte Central Maroons Football – 2025 Season Feature For more than eight decades, Butte Central Catholic High School has stood as one of Montana’s proudest small-school football programs — a source of identity for the Butte community and a symbol of what dedication, teamwork, and faith can achieve on the field. The maroon banners hanging high above the Maroon Activities Center tell the story. Butte Central has captured ten Montana Sta

The Butte Central Maroons will return home this Friday to face the Dillon Beavers in a key Southwestern A contest. The winner of the game will earn the 3 rd and final playoff birth from the Conference. The game will also be senior night for BC players Keltan Keane, JJ Taylor, Jack Nagle, Colt Hassler, Tony Stajcar, and Ryan Peoples. “Our guys have worked hard to earn a chance to make the playoffs,” said head coach Don Peoples. “I’m confident that they will be ready to play ag

The Elks Lodge Hoop Shoot Contest will be held Saturday, November 8 at the Maroon Activity Center. The registration deadline is Tuesday, November 4. The age groups are 8 and 9 years old, 10 and 11 years old, and 12 and 13 years old. The shooter’s age group is determined by their age on April 1, 2026. There are separate contests for boys and girls. The competition will start at 10am. The detailed schedule will be published after entries are finalized. To enter, call or text Do

The 4-1 BC Maroons will travel to Bitterroot this Friday to play the 5-1 Hamilton Broncs. With only two games remaining both teams are battling to qualify for the Class “A “Playoffs. The top three teams will advance to the 2025 post season. Frenchtown has all but captured the Conference title so the Maroons, Broncs, and Dillon Beavers will be fighting for the final two spots. “We are excited to hit the road to play the Broncs” said Coach Don Peoples.” “They are an outstanding

This past weekend, Butte Central’s annual Mass Outreach  tradition brought together athletes, musicians, students, families, and the...

Quinn Peoples Photography The Butte Central Maroons moved 4-1 in the season following a 58-22 win over the Stevensville Yellow Jackets....

Butte Central brothers Will and Beau McGree are All-State golfers. The McGrees both rallied on Saturday’s final round of the Class A...

Good Luck at State Golf! Best of luck to Beau, Will, and Mya McGree , along with Connor Kachmarik , as they compete at State Golf! ⛳ ...

The Butte Central Maroons moved to 3-1 on the season following an outstanding performance on Friday night at Bob Green Field. The BC boys...