Jason Schulte is a local journalist based in Amery, Wisconsin. He writes for multiple publications, including the Osceola Sun, Baldwin Bulletin, and Amery Free Press, covering a variety of sports events and local news stories. His work has also been featured in the Burnett County Sentinel.
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Jason Schulte's coverage largely revolves around local sports events, particularly high school sports such as basketball, hockey, and wrestling. Given the emphasis on event coverage and announcements, he may be open to receiving pitches related to upcoming games or tournaments in the Amery area. Additionally, providing exclusive insights or interviews with coaches or players involved in these sporting events could be of interest.
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Now, that’s how you go into the playoffs.
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By: Jason Schulte
The celebration started when it became official when the St. Croix Central girls cross country team had qualified for state at the Rice Lake sectional Oct. 25.
Ian Findlay finished 62nd and 17th in his previous two tries at the Division 2 Boys State Cross Country meet.
The Clayton football team cracked the 40-point barrier for the sixth time this season, as it defeated Siren 43-16 in 8-man, Level 1 playoff action Oct. 25.
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