Brock Craven is a sports producer for SWX Tonight, focusing on local sports in the Spokane, Washington area. With experience in various media outlets including KNDU/KNDO-TV, KHQ-TV, and Yakima Welders Supply, Inc, Brock brings his expertise in covering and analyzing sports events, providing predictions, and highlighting standout performances in the local sports scene.
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Brock Craven's articles predominantly focus on local sports events, particularly college basketball and football. To effectively pitch to him, consider providing insights or access related to the teams he covers such as Gonzaga, Eastern Washington, Washington State, and Idaho Vandals. As his coverage is event-focused with a strong emphasis on predictions and game results, offering pre-game analysis or exclusive post-game interviews could be effective strategies for reaching out to him.
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Gonzaga Prep and Central Valley squared off in a big game in Spokane Valley, with the bears coming out with a 72-58 win.
West Valley took on Rogers and the Eagles soared to a 23 point victory, winning 75-52.
FLAGSTAFF, Ariz. — Facing a challenging combination of four games in eight days, high elevation, and Northern Arizona's fast-paced offense, the Idaho women's basketball team fell to NAU 106-76 on
MOSCOW, Idaho — Just two days after knocking off the top-ranked team in the Big Sky Conference, the Idaho Vandals fell to Northern Arizona, 80-72, despite Jack Payne having one
By: Brock Craven
CHENEY, Wash. — The Eastern Washington Eagle defense held Northern Colorado to its second lowest point total of the season, and held a nine point lead in the first half,
By: Brock Craven
PORTLAND, Ore. — Ben Gregg, who grew up just 20 minutes outside of Portland, put on an absolute show in front of his home crowd, leading Gonzaga to a 105-62
By: Brock Craven
The Gonzaga Bulldogs put a beatdown on the Portland Pilots, winning 105-62 behind Ben Gregg's 24 points on 10 of 10 shooing, which was the most by any GU player
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