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.
Considering his geographic focus on Amery and Wisconsin, tailored pitches focusing on local high school sports teams or specific athletes from this region are likely to resonate well with Jason.
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By: Jason Schulte Sentinelsports
Pictured from left to right: Aidan Freer, Jasper VanDamme, Brandon Johnson, Aruni Sarango, and Westen Chapin.
After another look, the Baldwin Village Board’s Water and Sewer committee recommended a three percent increase in water utility rates for 2025 and a flat sewer rate during the entire
The map of where the proposed solar energy farm will be.
The St. Croix Central School Board set the 2025-26 student calendar during its December meeting Dec. 9.
By: Jason Schulte Sentinelsports
The River Falls boys hockey team scored all three of its goals on the power play to defeat Amery 3-2 Dec. 20.
The Hudson girls hockey team scored the game’s final three goals to defeat St. Croix Valley 4-3 Dec. 17.
By: Jason Schulte Sentinelsports
Alexis Ralston battles for control of the puck during a recent game.
Matt Miller has found a home as the Pastor for The Village Church in Baldwin and couldn’t be happier.
The McFarland boys hockey team claimed the Baraboo Tournament title Dec. 28 in a shootout over Baldwin-Woodville, but the game will officially be recorded as a 4-4 tie.
Haley Jordt in the process of shooting during the game against Elk Mound.
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