Dave Newman is a local journalist based in Somerset, Wisconsin. He primarily writes for the NEW RICHMOND FINE ARTS COUNCIL INC and The Davis Enterprise, focusing on local sports, including football and soccer, as well as community events and commentary on social issues.
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Dave Newman primarily covers local sports events, specifically football and soccer in Wisconsin, with a focus on high school teams. Given his articles' heavy emphasis on event coverage and announcements related to local sports teams, he would likely value pitches that offer unique access to players or coaches for interviews before or after significant games.
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St. Croix Central coach John Tackmann insisted that Friday’s 39-20 loss to Prescott hinged upon the Panthers’ failure to score on its first possession of the game.
By: Dave Newman
The St. Croix Central football team was well aware that Somerset has been one of the fastest starting teams in the Middle Border Conference this season.
By: Dave Newman
The Somerset football team keeps inventing new ways of losing games. On Friday, Somerset scored in the final seconds of regulation to send the game into overtime. Somerset couldn’t score
The St. Croix Central football team opened Friday’s game at Amery with a nine-minute scoring drive. After that, there weren’t many highlights for the Panthers.
By: Dave Newman
Effort called ‘Out of the Cold," which helps dogs find homes before winter in western Wisconsin.
A difficult season, shrouded by close losses, had a bright finish for the Somerset football team Friday night.
By: Dave Newman
The undefeated football program at Freedom is considered one of the strongest mid-enrollment teams in Wisconsin.
By: Dave Newman
The St. Croix Central defense performed well in the Panthers’ WIAA Division 4 playoff opener at Freedom on Friday.
By: Dave Newman
The rivalry between the New Richmond and River Falls boys soccer teams has produced many epic games through the years.
By: Dave Newman
It was another great season for Middle Border Conference football with Baldwin-Woodville still alive in the state semifinals in Division 4.
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