Jimmy Oswald is a sports reporter for the Beloit Daily News, specializing in local sports coverage in Beloit, Wisconsin. With a passion for basketball, Jimmy provides in-depth analysis and game recaps, highlighting the achievements and challenges of local teams and athletes.
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Jimmy Oswald's focus is primarily on local sports, particularly basketball and high school sports. He appears to cover events extensively and relies on press releases and announcements for his coverage.
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BELOIT — While the Beloit Memorial girls basketball team certainly recognizes and appreciates the growth the program has seen, which was very much evident in a close 75-69 loss to
ROCKTON — With the clock ticking closer to the end and the Hononegah girls basketball team still in close battle with NIC-10 foe Freeport, Jason Brunke called 6-foot junior Jordan
By: Oswald
BELOIT — The very moment the ball soared out of the hands of a leaping Reagan Flickinger and sailed towards the hoop, the words “Oh, boy” flew out of the mouth of Beloit Turner boys basketball head coach Ken Watkins.
BELOIT — Amare Hereford paused and reflected on the storied history of the Beloit Memorial boys basketball team.
By: Jimmy Oswald
SOUTH BELOIT — North Boone girls basketball head coach Rob Wessel said that after a thorough thrashing at the hands of South Beloit during summer league, the Vikings were eager
The all-around play of senior Reagan Flickinger has turned Clinton into a contender.
By: Jimmy Oswald
CLINTON — “Those are Giannis numbers.”
Mathias Treinen, left, and Aiden Crane after off a great start for Parkview's 4-2 Vikings.
By: Oswald
ORFORDVILLE, Wis. — Parkview's Aiden Crane and Mathias Treinen understand why it would be easy for an outsider to glance at their relationship and assume there is a degree of animosity between the two.
Senior Ross Robertson keeps building career records at South Beloit.
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