Jordan Rodenberger is a journalist based in Anchorage, Alaska, writing for KTVA-TV. With a focus on local sports, Jordan covers a wide range of stories, from high school athletes to professional sports moments in Alaska. Jordan's passion for sports and commitment to highlighting the achievements of local athletes shines through in their articles.
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Jordan focuses on local sports, particularly in Alaska and Anchorage. His coverage heavily emphasizes event coverage, such as highlighting standout performances and significant moments in local sports. If you have stories about exceptional athletes or remarkable achievements within the Alaskan sports community, these would likely be of interest to Jordan.
Since he also covers announcements related to sporting events, providing updates on upcoming championships or major tournaments involving Alaskan athletes could capture his attention. Consider pitching human-interest stories about young athletes overcoming challenges or achieving success in their respective sports at the high school or college level.
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By: Jordan Rodenberger
After a solid start to the fishing season, the silver salmon are tardy to the party.
The Golden Bears had an answer for seemingly every punch the Lynx threw at them.
By: Jordan Rodenberger
Senior Zephaniah Sailele dashed 60-plus yards into the endzone to set the tone in a Week 1 statement victory over the Colony Knights in enemy territory.
Fishing Report: Silver Salmon update including 5 new emergency orders in Southcentral Alaska By Jordan Rodenberger Published: Aug. 27, 2024 at 2:43 AM GMT+2
By: Jordan Rodenberger
With NFL teams making their final, 53-man roster cuts Tuesday, here are players with Alaska ties to watch on Sundays this season.
By: Jordan Rodenberger
“What got me into football was family. Our name is known around the state; [it is] all about football and everything. I got to keep the legacy going.”
By: Jordan Rodenberger
Although the main staples of the popular Valdez Fish Derbies wrap up on Sunday, a $10,000 coho salmon may still be swimming in Prince William Sound.
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By: Jordan Rodenberger
Soldotna’s Galen Brantley Jr. becomes state’s all-time winningest high school football coach
By: Jordan Rodenberger
Players felt every drop of Anchorage’s record rainfall throughout the slogging slugfest, where just handling the snap was sometimes considered a positive play.
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