Jacob Nielson is a sports contributor for KSL.com, specializing in local sports coverage in South Dakota, particularly in the Mitchell area. He has written for various publications such as The Daily Republic, Yahoo Sports, and The Herald Journal, and has also appeared on KSL-TV. Jacob's articles cover a range of topics including high school and college sports, athlete profiles, and analysis of local teams and events.
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Mitchell, South Dakota, United States (Local)
Jacob Nielson's coverage is primarily focused on local sports events and stories in South Dakota, particularly in the Mitchell area. His articles cover a wide range of sporting events, with a strong emphasis on basketball and football at both high school and college levels.
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Photos from the Corn Palace Relays on Saturday at Joe Quintal Field
The Mitchell boys have won six-straight duals over a one-week span.
By: Harris Said
The Kernel senior has become one of the top vaulters in the state
By: Jacob Nielson
Jacob Nielson, The Daily Republic, Mitchell, S.D. Apr. 17—MITCHELL — Most high schoolers don't determine the best way to get a varsity letter is by flinging themselves upside down several feet in the air.
Although nobody was keeping score, there was a clear winner at the Coyotes'public scrimmage Saturday afternoon
After losing three all-conference players at linebacker, the Coyotes hit the portal to replace the experience
The Coyote cornerback is expected to be the first USD player drafted since 2014.
At the Mitchell Quarterback Club on Wednesday night, a South Dakota associate AD's appeal reflected the reality of the college sport's landscape
Connor Drake threw for three touchdowns in the annual spring game at Joe Quintal Field
“I grew up with Jamin and so I've been looking up to him for my entire life. Everything he did kind of rubbed off on me and put me in the position I am right now.”
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