Jim Leitner is a Swimming Pool Assistant at Dyersville Commercial Club Park. He covers a variety of themes including competitive sports, professional sports, and the sports business, alongside topics such as baseball, football, and hockey, with a keen interest in events and the food industry. Jim's work has been featured in the Telegraph Herald.
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Jim Leitner's coverage primarily focuses on local sports events, particularly football, hockey, and swimming. Given the event-heavy nature of his articles, he may be interested in receiving information about upcoming local sporting events or exclusive interviews with athletes and coaches.
As a journalist covering local sports within Iowa's Dubuque region, pitching stories related to high school or college sports achievements would likely resonate well with him. This could include outstanding player performances, team successes, or human-interest pieces focusing on the impact of sports within the community.
Additionally, considering his focus on USHL (United States Hockey League), providing insights into league developments and behind-the-scenes stories involving players and teams could capture Jim Leitner’s attention.
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Colin Rea appears to be headed for a reunion with his former team, as well as his old manager.
By: Jim Leitner Th
Pat Beadle will take his place alongside two other Galena High School coaching legends in the Illinois High School Football Coaches Association Hall of Fame this spring.
By: Jim Leitner
As a coach's kid, Ritter Coombs enjoyed a special opportunity to spend quality time on the ice with some exceptionally talented hockey players.
By: Jim Leitner
Everywhere Logan Westhoff looked on Saturday morning, he saw a wave of green and gold. And it motivated him to give everything he had.
Heikki Ruohonen could not breathe at the bottom massive dogpile in front of the Dubuque Fighting Saints’ bench.
T.J. Schlueter received quite the lesson in first impressions on opening day of the Dubuque Fighting Saints’ training camp ahead of the 2010-11 season.
By: Jim Leitner
The Chicago Cubs offered Colin Rea just about every variable he considered important when he entered free agency in November.
Kyle Konrardy raised $2,143 for the Every Kick Counts campaign in his first season as the placekicker for the Iowa State University football team.
By: Jim Leitner
As a former New Jersey youth hockey parent himself, United States Hockey League commissioner Glenn Hefferan has known the Guy and Jane Gaudreau family for more than a quarter century.
The Dubuque Fighting Saints landed three active players and a pair of affiliates on the NHL Central Scouting mid-term rankings released this week.
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