Adam Engel is a sports editor for the Times-News of Twin Falls, Idaho. With a background in wrestling and a passion for local sports, Adam covers a wide range of athletic events and profiles local athletes, bringing their stories to the community.
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Adam Engel's focus is predominantly on local sports events and athlete profiles in the Twin Falls area of Idaho. His coverage heavily features high school and college-level sports, particularly soccer, basketball, wrestling, and softball.
To effectively reach out to Adam with a pitch or story idea, consider highlighting local athletes' achievements, upcoming tournaments or games involving schools from the region, or providing expert commentary related to these specific sporting events. Additionally, showcasing unique human interest stories related to local athletes may also capture his attention.
Given that Adam primarily covers local sports within Idaho's Twin Falls area and College of Southern Idaho (CSI), pitches should align with this geographic focus for increased relevance.
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By: Adam Engel
And on Friday, Young, or uh… Parrot, became a multi-touchdown star who flew into the endzone, trounced over opponents and repeated run after run like his namesake who can't stop repeating one word.
By: Adam Engel
Twin Falls boxer Kendra Samargis responded from a loss at the U.S. Olympic Team Trials with a 7-0 mark in 2024 which includes four national titles.
By: Adam Engel
College of Idaho men's soccer defeated College of Southern Idaho, 6-1, in an exhibition match on Aug. 31, 2024.
By: Adam Engel
“We are family. These girls are always there for each other. That is one thing I won’t take away from my girls. They are very passionate."
By: Adam Engel
Top-ranked Dietrich will host No. 2 Rockland in a marquee 1A matchup. Here are five key Week 2 games to watch involving Magic Valley teams.
By: Adam Engel
Libby Swan left everything she knew about rodeo for 18 months. She couldn’t bring her horses. Couldn’t compete.
By: Adam Engel
Coy Montgomery tore his left MCL in June at the College National Finals Rodeo. He tore it again in early August but won't stop chasing his championship goals.
By: Adam Engel
College of Southern Idaho volleyball swept Casper College, 3-0, in CSI's home opener on Sept. 5, 2024. TWIN FALLS — They slapped the signage on the arena ends.
By: Adam Engel
TWIN FALLS — Janae Richardson created the ultimate sales pitch.
By: Adam Engel
Ty Hess delivered for the occasion as the Bruins rolled past Jerome, 74-0, on Friday night at Bruin Stadium, thanks in part to Hess’ 204 passing yards and three touchdowns.
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