Collin Scheel is a Sports Reporter at Clearwater Tribune. He covers a range of themes including competitive sports, professional sports, and the business of sports, while also delving into education and continuous education related to these areas. Collin's work has been featured in the Idaho County Free Press and St. Maries Gazette Record.
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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.
Given Collin's geographic focus on Saint Maries and Idaho at large, pitches should be tailored to reflect an understanding of the local community and its passion for sports.
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Lakeside's Tyson Charley committed last week to play college basketball at Spokane Community College.
Vander Brown, a 2023 Lakeside High School graduate, committed to play basketball at NAIA Haskell Indian Nations University.
By Collin Scheel The Gazette Record St. Maries' men's league golf recently completed its fourth week.
By Collin Scheel The Gazette Record A Second Harvest Food distribution is June 24 at St. Maries High School.
By Collin Scheel The Gazette Record Ben Enggas joined the Gazette Record this week as its new reporter.
Kayla Lewis and Carrie Nordin were low gross earners in ladies golf action the week of June 9 at the St. Maries Golf Course.
Area middle school and high school athletes can get free sports physicals for the coming fall season at Benewah Community Hospital and Marimn Health.
A group of 20 students at Kootenai Junior/Senior High School closed out the 2025-26 school year with a GPA of 4.0.
Bryan Chase and Kasey Dunn tied for low gross following last week's Men's League action at the St. Maries Golf Course.
Two students at St. Maries Middle School finished the school year with a GPA of 4.0.
