Bryan Hudnell is a News/Sports Multimedia Journalist with a focus on local sports in Missouri, specifically in Columbia. With a passion for covering high school and college sports, Bryan provides in-depth coverage and analysis of games, tournaments, and athletes in the area.
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Jefferson City, Missouri, United States (Local)
Bryan's focus is mainly on local sports events, particularly basketball and wrestling in Missouri. He would be more likely to engage with pitches that provide coverage of local high school and college level sports events, as well as those featuring athletes or teams from the Missouri area.
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Several local high school soccer teams made their way to Capital City Soccer Club this week to compete in a 7-on-7 scrimmage format.
One local little league baseball team has some heavy lifting this weekend.
For four days, the Jefferson City Judo Club is hosting Olympian Kelita Stevens in a camp that teaches the basic of the martial art.
By: Bryan Hudnell
The Jefferson City Renegades went two-for-two in their doubleheader against the North Missouri Naturals Friday.
The Jefferson City Renegades sent the home crowd home happy Monday night after a 3-2 victory against the Clarinda A's.
By: Bryan Hudnell
One of Missouri's all-time winningest basketball coaches is still competing at the age of 81-years old.
One of Jefferson City Track and Field's decorated runners made her college plans official Monday.
The Jefferson City Renegades have locked up the 3rd seed in next week's MINK League playoffs after a 5-0 loss to the Sedalia Bombers Friday night.
Jefferson City — After a 14-month recovery process from Tommy John surgery, Blair Oaks baseball graduate Wil Libbert is back pitching.
By: Bryan Hudnell
In brand new uniforms, the Jefferson City Jays Football team held its media day at Adkins Stadium Tuesday morning.
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