Calahan Steed is a journalist based in Sun Prairie, Wisconsin. He is a regular contributor to The Star newspaper, covering local sports events and providing updates on high school athletics. His work has also been featured in the Daily Union.
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Calahan Steed's focus is primarily on local sports events in Wisconsin, with a strong emphasis on high school-level competitions. As such, those seeking to reach out should tailor their pitches to align with this regional and sports-specific focus. Pitches that highlight unique or extraordinary feats by local athletes or teams are likely to resonate well.
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By: Calahan Steed
Drobac won her sixth race of the season at the Deerfield/Cambridge Division 2 Sectional held at CamRock Park in Cambridge on Friday, Oct. 25.
By: Calahan Steed
Deerfield football: Key injury too much to overcome in homecoming loss to Waterloo “I’m proud of the fight that they put in,” Knutson said. “It could have easily snowballed and got a lot worse real fast. Instead, they stuck their heels in the ground and kept playing. If you’re going to take a positive out of anything, it's that they didn’t let it get out of control.”
By: Calahan Steed
Cambridge volleyball closes out impressive regular season with a win against Wisconsin Heights To put the strong conference turnaround in perspective, it had taken Cambridge the last eight seasons to win seven conference games.
By: Calahan Steed
The Deerfield volleyball team had their season come to an end with a 3-0 sweep (25-19, 26-24, 26-24) by Kenosha Christian Life on Saturday, Oct. 26 at Kenosha Christian Life
By: Calahan Steed
Each player chosen for the award is also nominated for the "Pat Richter Award", which is announced in the summer.
By: Calahan Steed
“I’ve put in a lot of hard work this season both mentally and physically,” Drobac said. I relied on my teammates, coaches and family to push me through, and being
By: Calahan Steed, Emme Drobac
STATE CHAMPION: Emme Drobac sets new state record with first-place finish in Division 2 race, Michel takes 43rd in final race “I’ve put in a lot of hard work this season both mentally and physically,” Drobac said. I relied on my teammates, coaches and family to push me through, and being able for that dream of coming in first to come true, is just amazing.”
By: Calahan Steed, Grace Warborg
Four members of the Cambridge girls golf team were named academic all-state by the Golf Coaches of Wisconsin Association.
By: Calahan Steed
Cambridge junior linebacker Owain Nelles sacks Deerfield quarterback Stephen Bagley during an Eastern Suburban Conference football game on Friday, Sept. 13. Nelles was named first team all-conference on both offense and defense by the Eastern Suburban Conference.
By: Calahan Steed
“I know a lot of the kids in town from coaching all of my boys in multiple sports,” Schwantes said. “Athletics in Cambridge is in a really good spot with
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