Don Zieser is a local journalist based in Cascade, Iowa. He writes for the Dyersville Commercial Club Pk and his work has also appeared in the Manchester Press Limited. Don covers a variety of local sports events, including wrestling, basketball, and track, providing updates and insights on the teams and athletes in the area.
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Don Zieser's coverage is highly localized, focusing on local sports events and announcements in the United States with a specific focus on Iowa, particularly Cascade. He appears to be heavily involved in covering high school sports, specifically basketball and wrestling for both girls' and boys' teams. Given his strong emphasis on event coverage, he may welcome pitches related to upcoming local sporting events or exclusive interviews with coaches or players from these local teams. Additionally, Don might be interested in stories that highlight unique aspects of the local sports community or profiles of standout athletes within this geographic area.
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Cascade competed in the North Linn Tournament, in Troy Mills, Dec. 21, and came home with a pair of runner-up individual finishes in the varsity division.
Edgewood-Colesburg's girls' basketball team evened its season record at 4-4 with a pair of wins in the new Ed-Co gymnasium last week.
When you head to Troy Mills to face North Linn's boys' basketball team, you know exactly what you'll see from the Lynx — up-tempo, full-court trapping basketball.
Edgewood-Colesburg's boys' basketball team won a pair of home contests last week, defeating Central Elkader and Stamont.
Cascade's Harper Sconsa (32) and Brooklyn Trumm (12) defend during the Cougars' 50-45 River Valley Conference loss to Maquoketa, in Cascade, Jan. 3.
The Cascade girls’ basketball team, ranked 11th in Class 2A, held a big third-quarter lead over Class 4A, No. 6 Maquoketa, Jan. 3, but the Cardinals rallied to win 50-45
Cascade’s boys’ wrestling team opened the new year competing in the Solon Duals, Jan. 4, at Solon.
Cascade's boys' basketball team lit up the scoreboard during a 93-38 win over Maquoketa in Cascade, Jan. 4, shooting 59% from the field to improve to 3-1 in River Valley Conference play and 6-1 overall.
The Western Dubuque boys' wrestling team opened 2025 facing a pair of traditional wrestling powers, making the short trip to Dubuque to face Hempstead, Jan. 3, before heading to Independence for a dual with the Mustangs, Jan. 4.
After ending 2024 with the season's first win, Western Dubuque's girls' basketball team opened 2025 at Cedar Falls, Jan. 3, where the Class 5A, No. 10 Tigers overwhelmed the Bobcats, 60-22.
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