Jess Myers is a Sports Reporter at St. Paul Pioneer Press. He specializes in covering various aspects of sports, including competitive sports, professional sports, and sports business, with a keen focus on major league and team sports. Jess has been featured in numerous publications, including the Duluth News Tribune, Yahoo Sports, and the Bismarck Tribune.
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Jess Myers focuses primarily on sports, particularly hockey and college sports in Minnesota. She seems especially interested in event coverage and evolving stories related to local sports events and teams.
If you have insights or access to players, coaches, or officials involved in the mentioned sporting events, especially those related to the Gophers, World Juniors Championship or other local Minnesota teams/events, Jess may be receptive to your pitch. Providing unique angles such as behind-the-scenes information about these events could also capture her attention.
Given her focus on local sports within Minnesota including specific teams like the Gophers and coverage of world junior championships hosted locally, pitches should cater directly to this geographic focus.
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By: Jess Myers
In the summer of 2009, the Folignos lost their mother after a battle with breast cancer.
By: Jess Myers
After a resurgent offensive season in Minnesota, the veteran winger signed a one-year contract in his home country
Rules change will give student-athletes five years of eligibility, starting at age 19
Veteran center came to Minnesota from Nashville at the trade deadline Every NHL team is looking for skill and grit, especially at center.
The Wild are an important part of the hockey scene in Iowa, which lost its ECHL team last season
By: Jess Myers
The son of three-time Stanley Cup winner Matt Cullen, Wyatt is projected as a top 15 pick in Friday's NHL Draft
Tradition holds that immediately following the opening round of the NHL Draft, teams treat their first pick to a nice dinner so they can begin getting to know each other.
By: Jess Myers
“Pretty sick feeling. I can't really put into words what it feels like. Pretty crazy,” Raya said in the Minnesota clubhouse prior to Wednesday's game versus the Los Angeles Dodgers. He was getting
Minnesota saw a 3-1 lead disappear as the defending World Series champs swept their visit to Target Field.
