Cooper Kanthak is a local journalist who writes for the Detroit Lakes Tribune and the CARSON BRIENTENFELDT MEMORIAL FUND. His articles primarily cover sports events and games, with a focus on the Detroit Lakes area. Cooper's work has also been featured in WDAY and the Wadena Pioneer Journal.
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Cooper's coverage is heavily focused on local sports, particularly high school sports like basketball, football, and swimming. His articles mainly involve event coverage and investment analysis. To effectively reach out to Cooper Kanthak, consider offering in-depth insights into local high school sports events or trends that could provide valuable investment analysis opportunities for his audience. Additionally, providing exclusive access to athletes or coaches for interviews related to upcoming section tournaments may also capture his interest.
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The Detroit Lakes girls tennis team split its triangular and earned its sixth win of the season to double last year's victories.
By: Cooper Kanthak
The Perham football team could not keep up with the Flyers’ rushing attack as the Yellowjackets are stuck searching for answers.
By: Cooper Kanthak
The Perham volleyball team ended their homecoming week with a convincing win over Pelican Rapids in a Heart of Lakes battle.
By: Cooper Kanthak
The Perham football team had no answers for the Otters’ offense as they dropped their fourth consecutive game.
The Detroit Lakes girls soccer team needed some late-game heroics to draw with the Vikings on senior day.
The Detroit Lakes boys soccer team suffered another close loss as the Storm gutted out a victory at Rotary Soccer Field.
The Detroit Lakes girls soccer team scored two goals in the final 20 minutes but it wasn’t enough to keep up with Fergus Falls.
By: Cooper Kanthak
The Perham football team will have another lengthy road trip as they try to play spoiler in Thief River Falls’ homecoming.
By: Cooper Kanthak
On Friday, the Perham football team will have their hands full against Class AAA No. 8 ranked Morris Area/Chokio-Alberta to try and snap their five-game losing skid.
By: Cooper Kanthak
From the opening snap, Dilworth-Glyndon-Felton commanded the field with a lop-sided victory over Perham at Meinhover Field.
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