Nathan Wright is a Reporter at the Loveland Reporter-Herald. He specializes in covering sports, particularly focusing on competitive sports, including football and men's basketball for @rhsportszone and @CSURams, while also exploring themes in sports business and retail. His work has been featured in numerous publications, including The Denver Post, Aitkin Independent Age, and The Daily Sentinel of Grand Junction.
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Nathan's coverage is predominantly focused on sports, particularly wrestling, basketball, college and high school sports. He seems to focus on event coverage and evolving stories within these areas.
Given Nathan’s article titles and themes covered, he appears interested in local sporting events as well as individual achievements in the realm of college and high school sports. If you have information about upcoming local sporting events or insights into emerging talents at the collegiate or high school level, this could be valuable for pitching to him.
As there is no specific geographic focus mentioned for Nathan's coverage, it would be advisable to tailor pitches with a broader appeal that are not limited by geography but instead emphasize interesting developments or standout performances within the sports he covers.
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By: Nathan Wright
Addison Dorsey 2A girls golf title
“It’s really exciting,” Stockslager said. “I’m just proud of our whole team for persevering through the weather and everything. I’m just really grateful that our senior year we won.”
By: Nathan Wright
Even though he got a late start to his season, he improved every meet he dove in and eventually secured a spot on the awards podium at the state meet with a personal-best 11-dive score of 493.35.
By: Nathan Wright
On May 9 at the Arvada Aquatic Center, Phillips won the 100-yard freestyle, claiming a state championship that he had been chasing for three seasons
He led University to the Class 4A title game where the Bulldogs lost to top seed Kent Denver, 95-81, on March 14. He scored 26 points and had eight rebounds in the championship contest.
By: Nathan Wright
Kickoff times and television networks are set for Colorado State football’s inaugural Pac-12 season in the fall.
By: Nathan Wright
By the time she accepted her medal in Colorado Springs on May 9, Mayes finished the season with a 15-4 record and was a first-team all-state selection.
By: Nathan Wright
Garcia ended up finishing seventh, her highest finish in four state tournament appearances, and led the Cougars to their first team championship
