Dan Mohrmann is a journalist at various Colorado publications, including the Colorado Hometown Weekly and The Denver Gazette. He specializes in covering competitive and professional sports, focusing on both team and individual sports disciplines. Dan's work has been featured in numerous outlets, including Mile High Sports Radio and KKTV 11 News.
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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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By: Dan Mohrmann
MONTROSE – Running is certainly in Wendy Cheruiyot's blood, but golf will forever have herheart.
Kaylee Meyering beat defending champion Landry Frost in a playoff as Ponderosa won the 4A girls golf championship.
By: Dan Mohrmann
Kali Knight's first goal of the year was the best goal of the year as Forge Christian won the 2A girls soccer title.
By: Dan Mohrmann
One crazy hop ruined everything.
University and Eaton each won two games Friday, setting up a big showdown in the Class 3A baseball tournament.
By: Dan Mohrmann
Before each race, Fruita Monument High School track and field coach Greg McAdams reminds his athletes to think about something they’re grateful for.
By: Dan Mohrmann
A massive third inning sent University past Eaton and in the John Haefeli Class 3A baseball state championship game.
By: Dan Mohrmann
Walking away from the 2026 state track and field meet, the Montrose Red Hawks felt excited about what’s ahead.
Facing an uphill battle, D'Evelyn found a way to get two wins and advance to the Class 3A baseball state championship game.
University ended three years of heartbreak by beating D'Evelyn to capture the Class 3A baseball state championship.
