Laurie Sisk is a sportswriter at various esteemed publications including the Tahlequah Daily Press and Yahoo Sports. She covers a wide range of topics within the sports realm, focusing on individual and team sports, major league sports, and competitive sports, while also delving into sports business and broadcasting. Laurie’s work has been featured in prominent outlets such as Yahoo News, Cleburne Times Review, Joplin Globe, The Kansas City Star, and Yahoo Sports.
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Laurie's articles predominantly cover local sports events, particularly college and high school-level competitions in Missouri. To effectively pitch to her, provide coverage of upcoming or recent local sports events involving notable teams or individuals. Offering unique angles on the achievements or challenges faced by local athletes is likely to be well-received.
As Laurie's focus is primarily on event coverage and announcements related to sports, providing details about upcoming games, tournaments, significant team performances, or individual athlete successes could lead to successful pitches. Additionally, highlighting human-interest stories within the context of these sporting events might capture her interest and result in potential coverage opportunities.
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COMMERCE, Okla. — By the time Damiya Smith entered high school she had already experienced more than most athletes could dream of in a lifetime.
After weather forced postponement of Sunday’s game between the Joplin Jailbirds and the Clarinda A’s, the two teams met Monday for two games. The A’s won the first game 16-11
By: Laurie Sisk
COMMERCE — By the time Damiya Smith entered high school she had already experienced more than most athletes could dream of in a lifetime.
In what is considered a rite of passage for many kids, the Joplin Little League Farm Club entered its final week of the regular season. The accompanying photographs offer a
More than 200 kids, some from hundreds of miles away, showed up Saturday to meet Kansas City Chiefs star linebacker Nick Bolton in a camp run by Bolton and Flexwork
The Leggett & Platt Athletic Center was filled with smiles Tuesday when the Missouri Southern State University women’s basketball Young Players Camp got underway.
