Justin Reed is a freelance journalist and owner of his own media company. He specializes in local sports coverage, with a focus on the Spokane, Washington area. Justin's work has been featured in various publications, including The Spokesman-Review, The Seattle Times, and Yahoo Sports.
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Justin Reed's coverage predominantly focuses on sports, particularly college basketball and soccer. His articles often cover local events in Spokane, Washington.
If you're reaching out to Justin, consider providing insights or access to local sports events such as college basketball games or soccer tournaments happening in the Spokane area. High school and college-level coaches, players, and organizers of local sporting events could be valuable sources for his coverage.
Given the high percentage of event coverage in his articles, pitching stories related to upcoming matches or tournaments featuring Gonzaga University teams or other local sports events would likely resonate with him.
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By: Justin Reed
Northern Quest Center Court is where the best of the best vie for their chance to be crowned as a Hoopfest champion.
By: Justin Reed
As temperatures soar, staying hydrated becomes paramount. Dehydration can lead to serious health issues, particularly during periods of extreme heat. While drinking plenty of fluids is essential, incorporating specific foods
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By: Justin Reed
Spokane Velocity FC will host – for the first time – the Chattanooga Red Wolves on Saturday at ONE Spokane Stadium at 6 p.m.
By: Justin Reed
The Spokane Velocity last played 13 days ago, the team's longest stretch without games in over two months.
By: Justin Reed
USL Spokane's Vice President of Marketing and Communications, Dave Sonntag, said on Thursday that the wind flowing through ONE Spokane Stadium was fitting.
By: Justin Reed
By Justin Reed The Spokesman-Review Spokane Velocity FC hasn't dropped points in league play since May 19.
By: Justin Reed
Sophia Braun and Jodi Ülkekul walked onto the field at ONE Spokane Stadium a few weeks ago, stepping onto turf that when they were first playing in Spokane, was a surface parking lot.
By: Justin Reed
Fluorescent lights beaming down in her University High School classrooms forced Carsyn Gildehaus to wear sunglasses during class.
By: Justin Reed
Taryn Ries was the Washington State 2A Player of the Year in 2015 and 2016 while playing for the Ridgefield Spudders in Ridgefield, WA.
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