Jeff Wiseman is a journalist for The Pantagraph, focusing on local sports coverage in Bloomington, Illinois. With a keen eye for game highlights and analysis, Jeff brings readers the latest updates on high school basketball, volleyball, and other sporting events in the area.
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Jeff Wiseman's focus is mainly on local sports events, particularly in the Bloomington area. His coverage heavily emphasizes event announcements and game coverage, making him a good target for pitching stories related to upcoming local sports events or games. Since his expertise lies in reporting on local sporting events, reaching out with updates about high school sports teams, game highlights, or player interviews may be effective.
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By: Jeff Wiseman
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