Lainey Gerber is a sports anchor and reporter for KSNT News and KSNT Sports. With a background in surfing and equestrian sports, Lainey brings a unique perspective to her coverage of national and local sports news in Kansas, particularly in the Topeka area. Her work has also been featured on WDAF-TV FOX4.
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Lainey Gerber's coverage largely revolves around sports, particularly college sports in Kansas. She focuses on event coverage, such as game results and player movements within local teams.
Given her focus on college sports in Kansas, Lainey may be interested in pitches about unique angles related to these teams or specific players. For example, stories about the impact of athletes' decisions on team dynamics or human-interest pieces about their personal journeys could resonate with her.
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GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. (WOOD) — A track runner's legs can take them all over the world, but Jerrensia Kroll doesn't have any.
Paul Juda said his heart was racing at the Olympic Trials as he waited to learn if he would make Team USA.
By: Jack Doles, Lainey Gerber
Two University of Michigan gymnasts helped the U.S. break a 16-year drought.
By: Lainey Gerber
by: Lainey Gerber Posted: Updated: PARIS, France (WOOD) — Two University of Michigan gymnasts helped the U.S. break a 16-year drought.
Fred Richard and Paul Juda on Monday helped the U.S. men’s gymnastics team win its first Olympic medal since the 2008 Games, bringing home bronze.
Incoming MSU freshman Matthew Forbes won the United States Tennis Association’s 18 Boys national championship.
Wolverine basketball fans will get their first look at the new team sooner rather than later.
The Grand Rapids Griffins will be sporting new gear next season due to a new AHL rule.
A new era of Michigan State football kicks off Friday.
By: Lainey Gerber
Michigan and Michigan State football coaches are preparing for a rivalry game unlike recent years.
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