Charles Hallman is a staff writer for the Minnesota Spokesman-Recorder, a local newspaper in Minneapolis. With a focus on local sports, Charles covers a range of topics including basketball, football, and wrestling. His articles provide insights into the local sports scene and highlight the achievements and stories of athletes and coaches in the Minnesota area.
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Charles Hallman's coverage primarily revolves around local sports, particularly in Minnesota and Minneapolis. His articles often include event coverage and profile features related to coaching, basketball, college athletics, and other Minnesota sports.
If you wish to reach out to Charles with a pitch, consider offering stories about local sporting events or profiles of coaches or athletes from the mentioned geographic areas. Additionally, providing insights into topics such as diversity in sports within these specific regions could also be appealing to him.
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It was my first game this season, and what a treat I got watching St. Thomas and Montana battle back and forth in men’s hoops.
By: Charles Hallman, Mitchell Palmer Mcdonald
Join Blacklight On Sports as Maya Aflakpi, a journalist, sports broadcaster, and former soccer athlete, shares her inspiring journey in sports media.
Gadiva Hubbard Credit: Charles Hallman The last time Gadiva Hubbard was inside the Barn, she was winding up her six-year Gopher career (2016-22), where she played in 242 games and scored 1,477 points. Only Rachel Banham and Carley Wagner hit more three-pointers than the Virginia Beach, Va. native.
By: Charles Hallman
We recently lost two members of our community: Brent Haskins and Al G. Frost, Jr.
By: Charles Hallman
Credit: Courtesy of SWAC Media Sandy Pugh has been the head women’s basketball coach at Prairie View A&M since 2018. She is a successful coach, who have spent 18 seasons at Southern University (2000-2018) before joining PVAM, where she amassed seven SWAC regular season titles, four SWAC tournament championships, four NCAA Tournament berths and four NIT appearances, and over 300 victories.
Jade Hill goes up for a basket in Saturday’s win over Western Illinois. Credit: Courtesy of UST Athletics
Both Angel Robinson and Trevor Mbakwe are two former local prep stars who went on to play college and pro basketball. Now they are working together at Tartan High School.
By: Charles Hallman
Explore the experiences of Margaret Richards, coach of Jackson State Tigers, and Dawn Plitzuweit, coach of Minnesota Gophers, in their games against Black college teams.
By: Charles Hallman
Sheila Johnson, the only Black woman to co-own three major league pro teams, recently criticized Time magazine for this year’s selection of their “Athlete of The Year.”
This occasional series will highlight Black coaches at all levels of sport. This week: Iowa Assistant MBB Coach Sherman Dillard
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