Cole Martens is a Photographer/Director/Editor at KPLC-TV. He specializes in sports journalism, covering a range of topics including football, basketball, soccer, and the business of competitive sports, as well as events and conferences related to these themes. Cole's work has been featured in KPLC-TV, Atlanta News First, and WNEM TV 5.
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By Cole Martens Published: Jan. 24, 2025 at 6:11 AM CET | Updated: 5 minutes ago
By: Cole Martens
The 17th annual Shocks and Saves charity game feature several local lifesavers and former Red Wings, Spirit and other NHL Alumni.
By: Cole Martens, Mark Pearson
After trailing at the end of the 1st period, Genesee County would get the offense rolling and defeat Bay City Central.
ESSEXVILLE, Mich. (WNEM) - “He put himself in this position to have this opportunity to be down at the Superdome and be a part of the Super Bowl,” said Dave Schwartz, Garber High School Athletic Director.
By: Cole Martens
EAST LANSING, Mich. (WNEM) - Michigan State were back home at the Breslin Center after a shaky west coast trip where they would suffer their first two losses in Big Ten play, dropping them out of first place in the conference.
By: Cole Martens
The Cass City girls basketball team is 15-1 overall this season, which is the program’s best start since at least 2009.
By: Cole Martens
After an early upset in the playoffs last season, Harbor Beach is back and looking to capture their first district title since 2013.
8 wrestlers from Mid-Michigan would leave it all on the mat at Ford Field in Detroit and can now call themselves state champions.
By: Cole Martens, Mark Pearson
17th ranked Michigan welcomed Maryland to Ann Arbor on Wednesday night.
By: Cole Martens
PLYMOUTH, Mich. (WNEM) - Saturday was a big day for high school hockey at the USA Hockey Arena in Plymouth for the MHSAA Finals and in Division 2, Power Catholic would compete for a state championship against Livonia Stevenson. Both teams look for their 2nd state title in program history.
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