Cooper Seamer is a journalist based in Sioux Falls, South Dakota. He writes for KSFY-TV and his work has also appeared in KTIV-TV. Cooper covers local sports events, including high school and college games, as well as news stories related to the Sioux Falls community.
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Cooper Seamer's coverage is primarily focused on local sports events, particularly basketball, in South Dakota and the Sioux Falls area. Pitches to Cooper should provide relevant insights or stories about local sporting events and athletes, especially those related to basketball and college athletics.
Additionally, given that 20% of his coverage includes announcements, he may also be interested in news related to upcoming sports events or changes within local sports teams.
Furthermore, considering his coverage of winter weather (snow plow crews during snow alerts), pitches related to how weather affects local sporting events could also be well-received.
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Luverne advances past Albert Lea 41-0 to move on in the Minnesota 3A playoffs.
By: Cooper Seamer
South Dakota State is still undefeated while South Dakota focuses on missed chances following the Jackrabbits' win Tuesday night.
Augustana hockey is coming off a big weekend trip to Omaha, sweeping the number 12-ranked Mavericks in a two-game series.
The end of the high school soccer season left memorable moments for Harrisburg girl's soccer, while Vermillion boy's soccer celebrated their first title.
SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (Dakota News Now) - Sioux Falls Jefferson’s Emory Brosnahan brought down the power and left kill after kill on the court, helping the Cavaliers get the sweep.
By: Zach Borg, Cooper Seamer, Mark Ovenden, Parker Brown
Featuring highlights from 15 prep football games in South Dakota!
The inaugural MarketBeat Open singles champion, and our Karl's TV & Appliance Athlete of the Week, is leaving an impression on Sioux Falls.
The South Dakota Coyotes look to rest and recover in their bye week, facing down three more opponents in their regular season.
Two local underclassmen took center stage this past weekend at the SDHSAA State Cross Country meet, blazing top times.
Teams across South Dakota are making their final push before the playoffs, while schools in Iowa are battling in their regions.
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