Cullen Holt is a Sports Anchor at WDAY News. With a diverse background in broadcasting, Cullen covers a wide range of topics within the sports realm, including team and individual sports, as well as the sports business sector. He has been featured in the Rochester Post Bulletin, KCCI-TV, and The Bemidji Pioneer.
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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.
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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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Defending Class 2A champion Gilbert scored twice in a shutout win over Bishop Heelan. See all the top plays from a rain-shortened day of soccer in Des Moines.
Des Moines Hoover and Waukee Northwest both had to come from behind to win their schools' first-ever state boys soccer championships.
The Jaguars are approaching 50 home runs this season. Star slugger Jordyn Kennedy is 10 away from Iowa's career home run record.
What is it like to be Iowa Cubs mascot Cubbie Bear? KCCI's Cullen Holt walked a mile in Cubbie's shoes to find out.
KNOXVILLE, Iowa — Lincoln Norris admits his college decision made for some sleepless nights. But in the end, playing for the team he grew up rooting for was too good to pass up.
Born without a fibula and with part of a tibia missing, Ames' Finn Murphy has thrived in varsity and club soccer.
Wyatt Miller is in his first full season racing sprint cars. He is the nephew of Dale Earnhardt Junior and grandson of Dale Earnhardt.
Brothers Tasker and Sawyer Phillips have been driving sprint cars since they were teenagers, balancing racing and farming.
The Luka Garza academy will host two camps in Iowa next month, with one in Fayette and one in Indianola
One athlete says the sport 'needs to be in the olympics' as 60 competitors battled it out for jump rope supremacy in West Des Moines.
