Kaiden Bridges is a journalist for The Breeze, focusing on local news in Harrisonburg, Virginia. With a passion for sports reporting, Kaiden covers stories related to the James Madison University Dukes football team, including coaching changes, game analysis, and player features.
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Kaiden's reporting heavily emphasizes local sports events and developments related to James Madison University athletics, particularly college football. Given this focus, individuals with expertise in college sports, especially concerning JMU athletics and its affiliated activities such as coaching changes and bowl games, would be well-suited for outreach.
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The coffee shop employs multiple JMU students and alumni. Landon Shackelford | The Breeze
JMU women’s basketball went 1-1 over the weekend with a win over Georgia Southern on Thursday and a loss to Appalachian State on Saturday. The Dukes now sit at 19-10
By: Kaiden Bridges
Redshirt sophomore guard Peyton McDaniel finished with 16 points and eight rebounds against the Mountaineers on Saturday.
Graduate guard Michael Green III, a Bronx native, will have his homecoming in the Barclays Center tonight in front of his friends and family as the Dukes take on Wisconsin in the first round of the NCAA Tournament. Kaiden Bridges | The Breeze
JMU Nation met at Black Forest bar and restaurant in Brooklyn for a fan event before arriving at the Barclays Center for the No. 12 seed Dukes’ game against No.
No. 12 seed JMU men’s basketball leads No. 5 seed Wisconsin 33-20 at halftime. Here are some of The Breeze’s best snapshots of the first 20 minutes.
Kaiden Bridges | The Breeze BROOKLYN — After No.12 seed JMU men's basketball downed No. 5 seed Wisconsin 72-61 on Friday, redshirt senior
Redshirt senior guard Noah Freidel has traveled to 11 JMU basketball games this season and made the trip to Brooklyn for the Dukes’ NCAA Tournament appearance. Freidel has had a
No. 12 seed JMU men’s basketball is down to No. 4 seed Duke 47-25 at halftime in the second round of the NCAA Tournament. Here are some of The Breeze’s
No. 12 seed JMU men’s basketball fell to No. 4 seed Duke 93-55 on Sunday night in the second round of the NCAA Tournament. The Dukes finished their season 32-4
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