Kevin Koile is a local journalist based in Sheridan, Wyoming. He writes for Sheridan Media and his work has also appeared in Scripps Montana/MTN. Kevin covers a range of topics, with a focus on local sports events and results, as well as community news and updates.
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Kevin Koile's coverage is heavily focused on local sports events, particularly high school and college-level competitions in the Sheridan area of Wyoming. Given this emphasis on event coverage, he would likely be most receptive to pitches related to upcoming local sports events or unique human interest stories within the realm of local sports.
Given his focus on specific schools and sporting events, potential sources for outreach could include coaches, athletes, or organizers involved in these events who can provide unique insights or personal anecdotes related to their participation.
It's important to note that Kevin has not shown a preference for covering topics outside of sports and weather-related records within the specified locality. Therefore, any communication should align closely with these areas of interest.
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Sheridan County HS Coaches Named Fall 2024 Coaches Of The Year: It's the athletes that win the games, events, and championships, but the coaches have something to do with it.
A 20-5 run by the Bison during the 2nd and early portions of the 3rd quarters made the difference, as they would win on the road vs. the Rams 64-52.
For the first time since 2018, the Rams missed out on the state tournament last year and Coach Cody Ball says that did not sit too well with the team.
The Lady Broncs won the dual 60-18 and there were 4 exhibition matches. 0:00 115 Pounds – Paizley Clark (Sheridan) vs. Heather Keim (Camp Hill)
The Lady Broncs won the dual 65-18 and there were 6 exhibition matches. We don't have highlights of the last exhibition match because names were not available.
Sheridan County HS Sports: Winter break continues for the Sheridan County Schools this week, and while most teams are practicing, a few teams will see competition this coming weekend.
By: Kevin Koile
As the year winds down, it's normal to see unemployment numbers in Wyoming increase.The Wyoming Department of Workforce Services says the statewide seasonally adjusted unemployment rate increased slightly from 3.2% in October to 3.3% in November.The rate was at 2.9% in November of last year.
The Lady Broncs won the dual 54-18 and there were 3 exhibition matches. 0:00 115 Pounds – Paizley Clark (Sheridan) vs. Emmie Trujilio (Natrona County)
The Lady Broncs and Lady Camels competed to a 42-42 tie, but Sheridan had the most pins tie-breaker (5-4) to win 1st place in their home dual tournament.
The calendar has reached the end of 2024, and a lot happened sports-wise in Sheridan County.Click on various links to see what happened.Winter 2024:Both the Sheridan and Tongue River girls basketball teams won state championships.Adeline Burgess of Sheridan ended up setting 2 sch
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