Mackenzie Dahlberg is a reporter for the Rapid City Journal Media Group, focusing on local news in Rapid City, South Dakota. With a passion for sports and community events, Mackenzie covers high school athletics, local tournaments, and profiles of notable individuals in the area.
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Mackenzie's coverage focuses predominantly on sports, particularly basketball and wrestling in the context of high school and college competitions. Given her heavy emphasis on event coverage, she is likely to be interested in pitches related to upcoming games or tournaments, standout player performances, team strategies, or human interest stories about athletes.
Pitches providing access to exclusive interviews with players, coaches, or insights into evolving game strategies are likely to resonate with her coverage focus. Additionally, offering unique behind-the-scenes perspectives from these sporting events could capture Mackenzie's attention.
Given that there is no specific geographic focus mentioned for Mackenzie's coverage area but considering the local nature of high school sports covered by her articles it would be beneficial for sources reaching out to have a connection with the areas where these events take place.
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There was an abundance of West River talent on display throughout the season.
By: Mackenzie Dahlberg
“We never hung our heads. We kept getting guys on and finding ways to try to get runs in," Head coach Stephen Hueber said.
This year’s boys basketball season West River saw standout players continue to thrive on the court and wrap up storied careers, while young stars reached large milestones and helped their
By: Mackenzie Dahlberg
“I was nervous because I missed some of those putts at the end. But it was fun golfing with Alison [Kennedy].” Kaitlin Strain said.
By: Mackenzie Dahlberg
“That rivalry starts when you’re bullets, cadets and it works all the way up. The across the parking lot match, you just want and need to win," Alex Dietrich said.
By: Mackenzie Dahlberg
Five Rapid City Central student-athletes committed to play two different sports at four different schools in three states.
By: Mackenzie Dahlberg
“I've been having good practices recently and everything just came together on that one. As soon as it came off the hand, you just know," Elias Gillen said.
By: Mackenzie Dahlberg
Hot Springs' Braden Peterson secured first-place finishes in three events Friday with new bests at the Black Hills Conference Track Meet at O'Harra Stadium.
By: Mackenzie Dahlberg
The Comets have a target on their backs after dominating the Class A tournament last season. They dominated the doubles to win all three flights and took five of six singles titles last year.
By: Mackenzie Dahlberg
Rapid City Stevens just missed the podium last season and is striving to make its back during the Class AA state tennis tournament set for Thursday and Friday at the Sioux Park Tennis Complex and Parkview Tennis Courts.
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