Aaron Carlson is a journalist for the Waukesha Freeman Newspaper, focusing on local sports stories in Waukesha, Wisconsin. With a passion for highlighting the achievements and performances of local athletes and teams, Aaron brings a deep knowledge and enthusiasm for the sports community in his writing.
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Aaron Carlson's coverage focuses primarily on local sports, particularly high school sports and basketball in the United States, specifically Wisconsin and Waukesha. Based on his article titles and coverage attributes, he would likely be interested in receiving pitches related to upcoming local sporting events or significant achievements by local teams or players.
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CEDARBURG — Mimi Hart was the story of the night for the Cedarburg girls basketball team Friday during a 63-58 victory over Kenosha St. Joseph.
MEQUON — It was more of the same Tuesday for the Homestead girls basketball team, as the Highlanders played another quality opponent, fell into an
GRAFTON — Grafton senior Marissa Morgan has put in a lot of time and effort on the court since taking up the sport of basketball in third grade and
of 3 PORT WASHINGTON — It is typically not good news when the coaches are a big part of the story about a game, but that was not
RIVER HILLS — University School of Milwaukee girls hockey co-op head coach Sarah Pearson was pleased with an important team victory Tuesday as the Wildcats claimed a 4-3 win over
RIVER HILLS — It was not the score that was important Monday for the University School of Milwaukee boys basketball team, it was the sense that things are headed back
RIVER HILLS — Lakeshore head coach Dan Wade was at a loss for an explanation Tuesday after he felt his club outplayed University School of Milwaukee
RIVER HILLS — The emphasis for Homestead boys swimming head coach Mark Gwidt is on the journey and he was pleased with the progress he saw Thursday when the Highlanders
MEQUON — It was a standing-room only crowd Wednesday as longtime rivals Cedarburg and Homestead renewed acquaintances. The Bulldogs came to play, earning a 4-2 victory at the Ozaukee Ice
"So long, old friend," Bob Uecker said as the emcee during a 2000 ceremony as the lights turned off for the final time at Milwaukee County Stadium.
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