Maxwell Misner is a journalist who focuses on local sports and events. He writes for the BRYNER-PLOUTZ DITCH COMPANY, covering various high school sports competitions and highlighting standout performances from athletes in the region.
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Maxwell Misner's articles predominantly focus on local sports events, particularly high school-level competitions including wrestling, swimming, and basketball. Given this focus, individuals or organizations involved in these local sporting events would likely find success reaching out to him.
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The Carbon Lady Dinos welcomed the Cedar City Reds on Friday for a non-region matchup. Carbon was sitting at 2-9 overall, heading into the game on a four-game skid.
The Carbon High School basketball team made their way to Cedar City for the Steve Hodson Cancer Classic over the weekend.
Jack Burdick of the Carbon High wrestling team competed at the Battle Royale at Mountain Ridge High School in Herriman over the weekend.
The Beehive 25 was held over the weekend at The Hive in Nephi, as some of the top wrestlers from all around the state were set to face off in the tournament.
The Fierce Fighting Championships (FFC), along with Zach Partridge of the Damage Plan MMA Podcast, made their selections for the year-end awards.
The Pinnacle Panthers boys' basketball team hosted the Wayne Badgers on Saturday for a non-region matchup.
In early 2021, Sarah Pugliese started her nonprofit “Topaz Fairy Project” to help kids going through trauma and hardships.
The Pinnacle Panthers girls' basketball team hosted the Providence Hall Patriots on Friday for a non-region matchup.
The Carbon High School Lady Dinos wrestling team had five members invited to the Beehive 25 Tournament in Nephi over the weekend.
By: Maxwell Misner
The Carbon High School girls' soccer coach, Cynthia Lancaster, was recognized by the Utah High School Athletics Association (UHSAA), as a Gold Star Coach.
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