Huntyr Schwegman is the Sports Editor at The Chanute Tribune and The Parsons Sun, Inc. He covers a range of sports topics, including golf, baseball, softball, and tennis, with a particular focus on Ottawa. Huntyr's work has been featured in various publications, showcasing his expertise and passion for sports journalism.
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Huntyr's focus is primarily on local sports, particularly high school-level events in Chanute, Kansas. Given this local focus, he would likely be most responsive to pitches that provide unique angles or exclusive insights into the covered high school sports events within his geographic area.
As an editor covering mainly local sporting events in Chanute and neighboring areas of Kansas, Huntyr might be interested in feature stories about standout athletes or coaches from these communities. Pitches highlighting extraordinary achievements by individuals or teams within the mentioned topics would likely resonate with him.
Considering his coverage attributes and themes/topics covered, it seems clear that Huntyr focuses on providing detailed event coverage for specific high school sports like volleyball, cross country, tennis at Chanute High School. This indicates a strong interest in localized sports stories rather than broader national trends.
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FORT SCOTT — The Chanute Blue Comets put together a game-winning drive with less than a minute left on the clock to defeat the Fort Scott Tigers, 29-28.
The Chanute Blue Comets posted a 14-0 win over the Coffeyville Golden Tornado here Friday, clinching at least a share of the Southeast Kansas League title.
WINFIELD — Rylee Smith finished sixth in the singles bracket and the Chanute Blue Comets came in eighth place as a team at the KSHSAA Class 4A Girls Tennis State
By: Huntyr Schwegman
HUMBOLDT — Area teams descended upon the Humboldt Golf Course on Thursday for the Tri-Valley League Cross Country Championships. The Humboldt girls earned a second-straight title, the Humboldt boys finished
By: Huntyr Schwegman
The Chanute Blue Comets rounded out the regular season with a 40-6 victory over the Labette County Grizzlies on Friday.
ALTAMONT — Labette County couldn’t contain the rushing attack of Chanute and suffered a 40-6 loss to round out the regular season on Friday.
Despite charging back from a 13-point deficit to pull within a bucket, the Chanute Blue Comets fell, 49-43, to the Fort Scott Tigers in the KSHSAA 4A-East Boys Basketball Sub-State Championships on Saturday at home.
INDEPENDENCE — Excising the demons from a loss to Nemaha Central, the Chanute Blue Comets caged the Independence Bulldogs, 41-8, in a Week 5 SEK League showdown on Friday night.
The Chanute Blue Comets continued dominating their way through the Southeast Kansas League schedule, marking a 20-0 win over the Fort Scott Tigers on Friday.
Shooting a season-high 55.8%, the Class 4A sixthranked Labette County Grizzlies cruised to a 62-20 victory over the Chanute Blue Comets in Southeast Kansas League (SEK) girls basketball action here Tuesday.
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