Jacob Meikel is a journalist based in St. Joseph, Missouri, focusing on local sports news. He writes for Yahoo Sports and News-Press NOW, with his work also appearing on Yahoo News. Jacob covers a range of sports events and teams in the St. Joseph area, providing insightful commentary and analysis.
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Jacob Meikel's coverage predominantly revolves around local sports, particularly high school and college-level basketball, football, and volleyball. His articles largely focus on events and announcements related to local sports teams.
Given the nature of his reporting, Jacob is likely to be interested in pitches that involve local athletes' achievements or challenges, upcoming sporting events within his geographic focus (United States, Missouri, St Joseph), as well as human-interest stories about individuals involved in these sports. If you have a compelling story about a local athlete or team achievement in the mentioned areas of interest, it could resonate with Jacob for potential coverage.
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The Class 3 District 16 girls volleyball championship will once again head back to Savannah, as the Savages defeat Chillicothe 3-0 Monday night.
Central v. Winnetonka
Rainy and muddy conditions last weekend in Columbia didn't thwart a hungry Benton boys cross country team from bringing hardware back to St. Joseph.
A local professional fighter has his next fight in sight, hoping to maintain his perfect record as a pro.
Savannah boys basketball is off to a 1-0 start after defeating Hogan Prep 62-50 in the first round of the 96th Annual Savannah Boys Basketball Invitational.
A perfect season by Platte County football is accompanied by a Class 5 State title after the Pirates took down Helias Catholic 49-14 on Saturday.
The St. Joseph Christian boys basketball team haven't won a district title since 2012, but its core of experienced seniors this season could end that drought.
A big second half propelled No. 13 Kansas State women's basketball over Middle Tennessee State 74-48 on Saturday in the second year of the Bill Snyder Classic in St. Joseph.
This past weekend's Bill Snyder Classic proved to be a worthy experience for the Civic Arena, as well as both women's basketball programs that competed.
Benton senior Chris Coy will take his talents up north after signing with the University of Nebraska Omaha on Thursday to continue his baseball career.
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