Dan Mohrmann is the Editor In Chief for The Montrose Daily Press, a local newspaper in Colorado. He also writes for Colorado Preps and has been featured in Mile High Sports Radio, Colorado Hometown Weekly, and Broomfield Enterprise. Dan's articles cover a range of local sports events, including basketball, wrestling, and swimming, as well as community news and updates.
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Dan Mohrmann's coverage focuses predominantly on local high school sports events in Colorado, with an emphasis on basketball, swimming, and wrestling. Given this focus, pitches should revolve around story ideas related to these specific sports within the local community.
As a reporter focusing primarily on event coverage and announcements within the realm of high school sports in Colorado, Dan would likely be responsive to pitches that involve exclusive access to athletes or coaches for interviews before or after significant games or competitions. Additionally, he may also be interested in unique human-interest stories about individuals involved in these sporting events.
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The first Peaks/Plains Showdown features some of the top high school hockey teams throughout all of Colorado.
By: Dan Mohrmann
As alluded to last week, the Montrose boys wrestling team will be learning to walk before it starts running this winter.
By: Dan Mohrmann
Montrose High School's Maggie Legg, 10, drives for a basket during second quarter action against Pagosa Springs Thursday evening December 19, 2024 at MHS. (William Woody/Special to the MDP)
By: Dan Mohrmann
Montrose High School's Brady Cooling, 15, drives towards the basket during second quarter action against Pagosa Springs Thursday evening December 19, 2024 at MHS. (William Woody/Special to the MDP)
The final day of the Peaks/Plains Challenge wraps up a three-day showcase of top hockey teams from all across Colorado.
By: Dan Mohrmann
Led by another set of stellar performances from Isaiah and Elijah Gordon, the Olathe High School boys basketball team finished 2-1 at a tournament in Sanford over the weekend.
By: Dan Mohrmann
Olathe's Trevor Piatt battles to put Delta's Derick Curtis shoulders to the mat during action on Senior night at Olathe High, December 19. (Joseph Harold/Special to the MDP)
By: Dan Mohrmann
Montrose High School's Kaleb Ferguson, 42, drives for a basket during first quarter action against Pueblo Central Friday evening, December 20, 2024 at MHS. (William Woody)
By: Dan Mohrmann
The Montrose girls swim team put together a good effort at its December home Invite as it finished third of six Western Slope teams competing in the event.
By: Dan Mohrmann
The annual NCCT wrestling tournament in Greeley is never for the faint of heart. But the experience in invaluable for teams looking for a strong second half of the season when they return from the winter break.
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