Joe Gunther is a journalist based in Minneapolis, Minnesota, focusing on local sports coverage. He writes for the Star Tribune and his work has also appeared in the Mn Volleyball Hub. Joe's articles provide in-depth coverage of high school sports events and achievements, highlighting the accomplishments of local teams and athletes.
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Joe Gunther's coverage is highly focused on local sports events, particularly high school competitions and specific schools and teams in the Minneapolis area. For effective outreach, consider providing exclusive insights into local sports events or interviews with athletes and coaches from the mentioned schools. Highlighting unique angles such as exceptional performances, team dynamics, or record-breaking achievements would likely capture Joe's interest.
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The Hornets, who have won seven of the past eight state meets, started the finals with a state record.
By: Joe Gunther
A lengthy video review of a goal-line play in the final minutes went Nevis' way.
By: Joe Gunther
Mike Randolph needs eight more victories to break the state record held by Lorne Grosso.
By: Joe Gunther
Max Rider scored all of St. Louis Park's goals in an upset of Class 1A's top-ranked team.
By: Joe Gunther
Maddyn Greenway wasn't quite her high-scoring self, but Brooke Hohenecker supplied heroics for Providence Academy.
Brooke Hohenecker made back-to-back three-point shots with about seven minutes to play, giving Providence Academy the lead for good in a 98-90 girls basketball victory Friday over host Minnehaha Academy.
Minnetonka pushed past Buffalo with late defense, then ran by a Wisconsin school with a surge of offense.
, Joe Gunther, Star Tribune The Minnetonka boys basketball team put its practice to use during a pair of come-from-behind victories over the weekend.
By: Joe Gunther
Minnesota is fertile ground for recruiters, and the evidence will show this week at Xcel Energy Center.
You'll be able to see a number of players who are planning Division I college careers after the tournament. But here are nine sophomores and a ninth-grader who should be around for the next couple years.
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