Joey DuBois is a Sports Reporter at WBAY. With a passion for storytelling that transcends the box score, he covers a range of topics in the sports world, including competitive and professional sports, as well as the business side of athletics. Joey's work has been featured in KPVI-DTV, WEAU 13 News, WBAY-TV, and TV6 & FOX UP.
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Joey Dubois' coverage predominantly focuses on local sports, especially high school and college-level basketball and football in Pocatello, Idaho. His articles showcase game highlights, player achievements, and team performances. If you're involved with or have insights into the local sports scene in Pocatello or at Idaho State University, providing detailed analysis of games, player profiles or upcoming events could be particularly relevant for reaching out to Joey.
Given his emphasis on event coverage and private sector announcements related to sports (11%), consider pitching stories about significant developments within local teams or athletic programs that can provide unique angles beyond routine game recaps.
Since Joey's geographic focus is specific to Pocatello and surrounding areas in Idaho, tailor your pitches by highlighting their relevance to the local audience while offering comprehensive insights into the covered sporting events.
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Lightning knock out De Pere in penalty kicks Published Jun. 7, 2026 at 1:39 AM CEST | Updated 2 hours ago
Thomas won every single set in Division 1 tournament en route to title
By: Joey Dubois
Lightning shake off late-season skid, lean on youth and one senior leader ahead of play at Goodman Diamond
By: Joey Dubois
After last year’s sectional final loss to the eventual champs, the Foxes flip the script and advance as the No. 3 seed in the Division 2 tournament
By: Joey Dubois
With new coordinator Jonathan Gannon installing his scheme, Green Bay is leaning on young edge rushers — and Parsons’ leadership — while it waits for its star pass rusher to return.
Championship games will be played in Milwaukee on June 20
The Foxes win the first WIAA softball title in program history by defeating Pewaukee, 9-1
Ghosts defeat River Falls 4-1, while Fond du Lac falls to Madison Memorial
The Panthers had advanced to the state tournament for the first time in program history just months after clinching a title in boys basketball
By: Joey Dubois
After losing his mother at 15 and stepping away from basketball, the Green Bay-area guard found his way back — and now heads to Mount Pleasant with bigger goals ahead.
