Lainey Gerber is a Local Sports Reporter at WOOD TV8. She has a strong focus on covering champions and major sports stories, having reported on significant events such as the University of Kansas men's basketball national championship and multiple Chiefs Super Bowl victories. Lainey's work has been featured in WDAF-TV FOX4, Yahoo News, and WFLA NEWS, among others, showcasing her expertise in team sports and professional sports.
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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.
Pitching profiles and interviews of key players from local colleges or insights into how individual performances affect team outcomes might also capture Lainey's interest.
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Ferris State’s run at back-to-back championships continues.
Lainey Gerber GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. (WOOD) — The Dutch will continue flying into their seventh postseason.
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. (WOOD) — Michigan State University hockey beat Michigan Tech to win the championship game of the Great Lakes Invitational Monday night.
By: Lainey Gerber
NOVI, Mich. (WOOD) — When you watch Emilea Zingas and Vadym Kolesnik skate, their routines include a lot of twists, turns and mind-boggling lifts and spins. It reflects how their partnership began.
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. (WOOD) — March is about to get even more mad in Michigan. The NCAA men's hockey tournament field is set, and three of the four No. 1 seeds belong in Michigan.
Detroit is almost on the clock for the 2027 Final Four and plans are continuing to come along.
Anjulia Shupe hasn’t let cerebral palsy stop her from excelling at horseback riding. Now, she’s preparing to run in the River Bank Run 5K.
Fans at Berlin Raceway see NASCAR drivers come through every year. On Saturday, they will see two Newmans on the track: 18-time NASCAR Cup winner Ryan Newman and his daughter Brooklyn.
Every Minor League Baseball player has big league dreams. The men behind the plate do, too. One West Michigan umpire is chasing his MLB dreams at LMCU Ballpark.
The Meijer LPGA Classic tees off Thursday. Organizers have been working all year for the upcoming weekend, including a well-known Michigan State University alum.
