Dylan Wilhelm is a journalist based in Centralia, Washington. He writes for The Chronicle, covering local sports events and providing in-depth analysis of games and matches. His work has also been featured in the Nisqually Valley News.
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Centralia, Washington, United States (Local)
Dylan Wilhelm Dylan focuses on local sports coverage, particularly high school sports events and community news in Washington (Centralia). Given the emphasis on event coverage and local sports, pitches should cater to timely stories related to high school sports events, team rivalries, standout player performances or other engaging narratives within the local sports community.
Local coaches, players, and community members involved in high school level football, basketball, tennis or wrestling are likely to capture Dylan’s interest. Additionally, features that celebrate achievements or honor individuals within the local sporting scene could resonate well with his coverage focus.
It's important for PR professionals reaching out to consider this specific geographic area while offering relevant story angles tied directly into impactful moments from these localized sporting events.
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The W.F. West softball team came away with a big win on senior night, as the Bearcats topped Shelton 12-2 in five innings on Monday. Shelton got on the board first with a pair of runs in the …
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Connor Coleman and Cole Ozretich combined to shut down R.A. Long on Tuesday, leading W.F. West to a 3-0 victory in a district quarterfinal. Coleman started the game on the hill and gave up just …
By: Dylan Wilhelm
ADNA — Beau Miller was having a solid game through six innings in Adna’s district semifinal against Napavine. He had made a few plays in the field, collected three hits, and …
Rochester's Tate Quarnstrom throws a pitch during Rochester's 11-3 loss to R.A. Long in a district elimination game at Ridgefield on May 8.
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Tumwater catcher Jimmy Womach is dejected as Columbia River celebrates scoring the winning run at the end of Tumwater's 6-5 loss to Columbia River in the 2A District 4 Semifinals in Ridgefield on May 8.
Josh Madrigal is mobbed by his teammates after W.F. West clinched a berth to state with their shootout win over Hockinson on May 9.
The Tigers celebrate as Conner Holmes races home to complete a little league home run during Napavine's 9-6 win over Ilwaco in the District 4 third-place game at Adna on May 10.
CASTLE ROCK --- Tenino coach Ryan Schlesser said it best. “We never got off the bus,” Schlesser said. It was one of those days for the Beavers on Saturday, as they never got …
Onalaska's Lisa Liddell throws a pitch during Onalaska's 6-1 win over Kalama in the opening round of the 2B District 4 Tournament at Recreation Park in Chehalis on May 13.
From left to right, Rochester's Macey Fluetsch, Parker McAferty, and Sara Haury smile for a photo at a signing day event in the Rochester High School foyer on May 15.
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