Mark Wogenrich is a journalist who focuses on local sports coverage, particularly in the State College area of Pennsylvania. He has written for various publications including The Fresno Bee, Yardbarker, and The News Tribune. With a wide range of experience in sports journalism, Wogenrich provides in-depth analysis and previews of Penn State football and wrestling games.
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Mark Wogenrich focuses on sports, particularly college football and Penn State athletics. His coverage includes event reports and press releases.
For effective outreach, consider providing exclusive insights or data related to upcoming events involving Penn State, coaching changes within the team, or significant developments in college football that directly impact Penn State. Additionally, if you have access to press-worthy statistics or insider information about games and players associated with these topics, it could pique his interest.
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By: Mark Wogenrich
Max Granville, a 4-star defensive prospect, continues the Nittany Lions' June recruiting run.
By: Mark Wogenrich
A year ago, Beaver Stadium's naming rights were 'not on the table.' Now, they might be.
By: Mark Wogenrich
Troy Huhn, a 4-star quarterback from Southern California, chooses the Nittany Lions.
By: Mark Wogenrich
Beaver Stadium ranks 6th on the list of toughest places to play in EA Sports' College Football 25 game.
Penn State wrestler Beau Bartlett and ice hockey player Julie Gough are the Nittany Lions' 2023-24 recipients of the Big Ten's Outstanding Sportsmanship Award.
By: Mark Wogenrich
Harrar's Happy Valley Hoopers will compete in the 64-team, winner-take-all TBT.
Penn State has reached into Florida, Texas and California for its latest football recruiting successes. Now, James Franklin and his staff turn to Kansas.
Tay Valladay, the former Penn State point guard who sustained a season-ending injury in January, will return for the Lady Lions in a developmental role.
By: Mark Wogenrich
Penn State men's basketball coach Mike Rhoades has sought more size for future Nittany Lions' rosters. He found a fit with 7-foot center Justin Houser.,
Sam Zakutney will be the first Nittany Lions gymnast to compete in the Olympics since 2012.
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