Ben Helwig is a journalist for WSAW-TV, focusing on local news in Wausau, Wisconsin. With a passion for sports, Ben covers a range of topics including high school sports, local team performances, and community events. His articles provide comprehensive coverage of the local sports scene, keeping readers informed and engaged.
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Ben's primary focus is on local sports, especially football and basketball. He covers events and announcements related to high school and professional teams in Wisconsin, particularly the Packers. To effectively reach out to him, consider providing exclusive insights about upcoming games or in-depth analysis of recent performances by these teams. Additionally, pitches featuring interviews with players or coaches from the mentioned schools and teams could be appealing to Ben based on his coverage attributes.
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By: Ben Helwig
Laona/Wabeno, Newman, Columbus Catholic, Pittsville and Prentice are moving on in the volleyball bracket.
By: Nolan , Sam Dehring, Ben Helwig
D.C. Everest, Edgar, Medford, Owen-Withee and Stratford move on to level three of the high school football playoffs.
Edgar’s quarterback-running back duo have taken over the reins from their big brothers, who were in the same positions a year ago
By: Ben Helwig
D.C. Everest, Edgar and Stratford all advanced to level four
The Crandon senior has evolved from a football-focused middle schooler to a two-time runner-up at state cross country
Contreras wins the National League award at catcher for the second straight season
By Ben Helwig and Nolan Bulmahn Published: Nov. 14, 2024 at 2:47 AM CET
By: Ben Helwig
OSHKOSH, Wis. (WSAW) - Stratford and Edgar football are on to state after winning their level four playoff games on Friday night. As for D.C. Everest, their season came to an end, falling to Bay Port in level four.
Wisconsin OC Phil Longo speaks on football media day. (Anderley Penwell) By Ben Helwig Published: Nov. 18, 2024 at 9:11 PM CET
MERRILL, Wis. (WSAW) - The high school girls’ basketball season tipped off on Tuesday night across Wisconsin as a new season officially began. Both Stratford and Mosinee started their seasons with victories.
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