Collin Scheel is a journalist for the St. Maries Gazette Record, where he focuses on local sports coverage in the Saint Maries area of Idaho. With a passion for highlighting the achievements and events within the community, Collin provides in-depth reporting on high school sports, tournaments, and local athletic competitions.
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Collin Scheel's coverage is primarily focused on local sports events, with a strong emphasis on high school sports such as wrestling and basketball. Given this focus, individuals or organizations seeking to engage with Collin should consider pitching stories related to local sporting events, particularly those involving high school teams in the Idaho area.
As his coverage attributes suggest a clear preference for event coverage and announcements, potential sources may find success by providing insights into upcoming matches or tournaments, offering exclusive news about local athletes' achievements, or sharing compelling human interest stories related to these sporting events.
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The Kootenai volleyball team gave up a seven-point lead in the second set of its District Championship match with Coeur du Christ, Oct. 24.
Gerard Dittman gets past an Orofino defender on his way to the end zone Oct. 25. Gerard rushed for 111 yards and two touchdowns in the 48-24 win.
The Lakeside volleyball team fought its way back to a semifinal match with Wallace, Oct. 22, following a loss to the Miners in the first round two days prior.
By: Collin Scheel
A 24-point swing ended the Lakeside football team’s season, Oct. 25 at Wallace.
The St. Maries wrestling club competed at the NIWL Viper Tournament at East Valley High School last weekend and continued its winning ways.
At the start of each football season, Craig Tefft would ask his seniors how they wanted to be remembered, and what type of legacy they wanted to leave behind.
The St. Maries Wrestling Club competed at the NIWL Buzzsaw Tournament over the weekend, and claimed a team championship in the small school classification.
The St. Maries High School Wall of Fame committee is seeking nominations for its 2025 inductee.
Following the first week of dart league, the team of Priddy’s Pub leads with 13 wins.
Sunday shooting begins Nov. 24 at 10 a.m. at the St. Maries Gun Club. Weekly shooting will continue on Sundays.
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