Jake Sermersheim is an Author at various publications. He covers a range of topics related to sports, including individual and team sports, competitive events, and the sports business, while also exploring themes of culture and society. His work has been featured in the Muskogee Phoenix, McAlester News-Capital, and several other notable outlets.
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Jake's coverage is primarily focused on local high school sports, particularly basketball and wrestling. Considering the emphasis on event coverage and evolving stories, Jake would likely be responsive to pitches related to upcoming games or tournaments, standout player performances, team dynamics, and any significant changes in the local sports scene.
Given his focus on specific teams and events, pitching localized human interest stories about players or coaches could also resonate with him. Providing insights into developing storylines within local high school sports may catch his attention as well.
As he has a specific geographic focus (Tahlequah), targeting pitches around this area would be crucial when reaching out to Jake.
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By: Jake Sermersheim
This time of year is always an interesting one.
By: Jake Sermersheim
Tahlequa quarter Will Talburt throws the ball vs. Del City Thursday, Oct. 23.
By: Jake Sermersheim
Some teams are starting their spring football practices this week, but the Keys Cougars are wrapping up their session.
By: Jake Sermersheim
Memorial day is the unofficial start to the summer. With that always comes the Indy 500, which can only be described as a top sporting event
By: Jake Sermersheim
Tigers see strides in first day of team practices at Claremore After wrapping up spring practices, Tahlequah football had the chance to see some other teams.
By: Jake Sermersheim
The Tahlequah Tigers football team joined eight other teams at Claremore High School, Thursday, May 28 for day one of team camp.
By: Jake Sermersheim
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By: Jake Sermersheim
There is a reason shortstop Cutter Girdner led off for Tahlequah baseball in recent seasons; he produces at the plate. Just ask coach Matt Cloud. This season, the Tigers finished the year with an 18-18 record. In games in which Girdner reached base to lead off the game, the Tigers finished with a 13-7 record. When the senior shortstop didn’t reach base to start the game, the Tigers had a 5-11 ...
By: Jake Sermersheim
The Cherokee County Outlaws finished the Oklahoma Special Olympics with a bounty of success. In the unified bocce event, six teams earned medals. Gold winning teams consisted of Christa Atcity and Michael Crawford, David Haddock and Wyatt Fishinghawk, Michell Hooper and Robin Fishinghawk, Nathan Laring and Kevin Laring and Trudy Mickel and Robert Mickel. The team of Sarah Clinton and Raven ...
By: Jake Sermersheim
Tahlequah quarterback Will Talburt (12) blocks for Michale Torkelson (2) during the first day of team camp at Claremore High School, Thursday, May 28. The Tigers joined eight other teams for the camp to close out the spring training schedule.
