Andrew Haugland is a local journalist based in Fargo, North Dakota. He writes for WDAY and Concordia College, covering a range of topics including sports, local events, and community news. His work has also been featured in Prairie Business magazine, The Bismarck Tribune, BLUE JAY JUNIOR VOLLEYBALL INC, and The Spectrum.
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Fargo, North Dakota, United States (Local)
Andrew Haugland's coverage primarily revolves around local sports events, especially high school and college-level competitions. He is particularly focused on reporting event outcomes and announcements related to these sporting activities.
If you are looking to reach out to Andrew, consider providing updates about upcoming local sporting events or sharing insights from coaches, players, or analysts involved in the covered games. Additionally, if you have news about record-breaking performances or significant achievements by local athletes or teams within North Dakota or Fargo area, it could be of interest to him.
It's also important to note that his geographic focus is limited to the United States with a specific emphasis on North Dakota and Fargo.
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The Fargo Force clinched the Anderson Cup trophy with a big win over Waterloo on Friday night.
Also, Bismarck's Britta Curl selected to USA Hockey Women's Worlds roster and high school baseball and softball are set to begin this week.
Also, West Fargo Sheyenne's Tommy Ahneman makes donation to ABLE Games and spring sports continue to kick off this week.
Gaines drew more than 400 people at NDSU as part of her Reclaim Feminism Campus tour.
North Dakota high school basketball received mostly positive reviews following the state's first season playing with three divisions.
By: Aiden Henningsen, Gina Quamme
Also, more track and field records broken and Bryce Haugeberg takes on Talladega.
Fargo buried two goals on the power play in its win over the Storm.
Also, Ada wrestling pioneer Ardell Knudsvig to be inducted into Minnesota Wrestling Coaches Association Hall of Fame, Horace's Moustapha Diomande makes a milestone commitment, more news and notes.
Team North Dakota outshot the Wisconsin Seniors 45-30 en route to a win on Friday.
By: Andrew Haugland
Fargo forward Brandon Svoboda returned to the lineup after missing the conference semis due to injury and scored a goal Sunday
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