Sentinel boys, Big Sky girls win Butte golf titles
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FAIRMONT HOT SPRINGS — Missoula Sentinel and Missoula Big Sky both took the slimmest of victories at the Butte Invitational golf tournament that concluded Friday. Sentinel’s boys held off Helena Capital by one stroke, 803-804; the Big Sk…
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