Cullen Holt is a Sports Reporter at WDAY. He covers a variety of competitive sports, with a focus on football, basketball, hockey, and golf, particularly in North Dakota. Cullen's work has been featured in WDAY, showcasing his dedication to sports journalism.
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Cullen Holt's primary focus is on local sports events, specifically high school sports such as basketball, hockey, and football. If you wish to reach out to him effectively, consider providing insights or news related to the performance of local teams and athletes in these specific sporting events.
Given his emphasis on event coverage within a localized area (Fargo, North Dakota), pitches should highlight compelling storylines surrounding standout players or exceptional team performances within this region. This could include human interest stories about athletes overcoming challenges or achieving significant milestones.
Considering Cullen’s geographic focus on Fargo and North Dakota, it would be beneficial for sources to have a direct connection with the local sports scene in order to provide relevant insights that align with his coverage area.
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By: Cullen Holt
Highlights from all eight state quarterfinals in North Dakota and three section finals in Minnesota.
By: Cullen Holt
Top plays from four semifinal football games in North Dakota and two quarterfinal games in Minnesota.
By: Cullen Holt
The Horace girls swim and dive team enters this weekend's state tournament as the EDC team champions.
Red River squandered a 6-2 lead, before winning the game in overtime. Moorhead boys basketball, and Fergus Falls girls basketball also picked up wins on Tuesday.
By: Cullen Holt
Hunter Pinke played at UND while Schmidt was the school's defensive coordinator. Adam Roland played alongside Schmidt on UND's national championship team in 2001.
Trailing 15-0 after the first quarter, Central Cass erased a 17-point deficit to beat Kindred 58-52.
Ryder Schmidt, a former soccer player and coach at Davies High School, spent most of the fall at Mayo Clinic in Rochester undergoing multiple operations and recovering from his transplant surgery.
Bisek is ranked 11th in NCAA Division III at 141 lbs. MOORHEAD — Concordia College wrestler Ty Bisek is one win away from 100 career wins as a Cobber.
Klabo scored 34 points against Fargo South to surpass 2,000 and get Davies the win 94-31
By: Cullen Holt
Matty Oliver is the equipment manager for the team. His wife Stephanie runs the strength and conditioning program for the Force.
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