Jamey Malcomb is a Prep Sports Reporter at the Pine Journal. He covers a wide range of topics, primarily focusing on high school sports, including both team and individual sports, while also touching on education and local government issues. Jamey has been featured in several publications, including the Duluth News Tribune, Forum Communications Company, and the St. Paul Pioneer Press.
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Jamey Malcomb's coverage focuses mainly on local sports events, particularly high school basketball, hockey, soccer, softball, and football in the Duluth area of Minnesota. He extensively covers event-based stories related to these sports. Potential sources for pitches include players, coaches or organizers involved in significant local sporting events or those affecting the community.
Given his heavy focus on local sports events and athletes' performances within specific schools and areas of Minnesota such as Duluth and its neighboring regions like Hibbing/Chisholm and Proctor School Districts, consider reaching out with exclusive insights into upcoming games or outstanding performances from players at these institutions.
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The Aitkin Gobblers faced Duluth Marshall in the Section 7-2A Championship Thursday, June 4.
By: Jamey Malcomb
The senior was injured down the stretch for Duluth Marshall boys hockey, but his family has a rich tradition on the course as well as the ice.
The Panthers managed just three hits against Red Lake County’s Ben Gullingsrud in the Class A state tournament.
The Northwoods League baseball team became Dale “Hoagie” Haagenson's “home” when Minnesota Duluth hockey wasn’t playing, Bulldogs associate head coach Adam Krause said.
Proctor’s Lorrie Permeter, Superior’s Mike Herrick, Duluth East graduate Allen Broderius and Bobby Paxton of Minneapolis have run in every race since its inception in 1991.
After initially rejecting the hire in a May 26 meeting, Jessica Youngren was hired to lead the Lumberjacks at a meeting early Friday morning.
The second-annual Twin Ports Celebrity Basketball Game featured 2025 News Tribune All-Area Player of the Year MarNaries Ferguson, Duluth Marshall alum Brooks Johnson and other former local standouts.
With an unofficial time of a little under 2 hours in the Garry Bjorklund Half Marathon, Minnesota’s governor was confident the 49 others in his circle couldn't post a better time.
By: Jamey Malcomb
The 35-year-old Eritrean took the lead move to the lead just after the halfway point and finished in 2 hours 11 minutes — nearly 90 seconds faster than five-time champion Elisha Barno.
When Katie Leonard ran the Garry Bjorklund Half Marathon topless Saturday, she hoped to raise awareness about options for women who are predisposed to breast cancer.
