Nelson Hubbell is a journalist based in Allendale, Michigan, with a focus on local sports coverage. He writes for publications such as the Grand Valley Lanthorn, Rivals.com, and Yahoo Sports, providing articles on college sports, game recaps, player performances, and analysis of Michigan teams.
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Nelson Hubbell's coverage focuses mainly on local sports, particularly football and basketball. He seems to prioritize announcements related to game results and team performances.
Given his focus on local sports events, Nelson may be interested in pitches that provide insights into the performance of local teams and individual players. Pitches offering exclusive interviews with coaches or players from the covered area could also capture his attention.
It is worth noting that while Nelson primarily covers sporting events, there is a notable percentage of investment analysis in his coverage attributes. This suggests he might be open to content related to financial aspects within the sports industry or investments related to sports teams.
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By: Ayron Rutan, Dylan Hoffius, Nelson Hubbell
The boys in blue, the University of Michigan football team, won their first national championship since 1997 and their first outright national championship since Harry Truman was running the country. When Michigan head coach Jim Harbaugh hoisted the trophy and was asked the question, “Who has it better than you?” The answer was finally definitive- nobody.
By: Nelson Hubbell
The Grand Valley State University Lakers No. 4 ranked men’s and the No. 6 ranked women’s swimming and diving teams continued their dominance with sweeps over the Davenport University Panthers and the Findlay University Oilers. The women finished an undefeated 10-0 for the first time ever and the men ended 9-1 in dual meets.
The No. 1 ranked Grand Valley State University Lakers women’s basketball team took home the Great Lakes Intercollegiate Conference Championship (GLIAC), beating three opponents en route to their second consecutive tournament title.
By: Nelson Hubbell
After winning six games to finish the season and to reach the Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (GLIAC) Championship game, the Grand Valley State University Lakers men’s basketball team fell just short of winning the conference tournament.
No. 10 ranked women’s lacrosse gets out to a hot start
No. 8 GV women’s lacrosse starts season 10-1, wins GLIAC opener over NMU
By: Nelson Hubbell
The No. 9 ranked Grand Valley State University softball team welcomed the Davenport University Panthers to Allendale, Michigan in a local rivalry doubleheader on Saturday, April 6 after two doubleheaders were canceled due to rain earlier in the week.
By: Nelson Hubbell
After a 10-1 blowout over the University of Wisconsin-Parkside Rangers on Friday, April 5, the Grand Valley State University Lakers played a doubleheader on Saturday, April 6.
By: Nelson Hubbell
Someone saw a pickup truck full of dogs covered in their own feces and called the police, court documents detailed. The woman was living in the truck with them.
By: Nelson Hubbell
WALKER — About two weeks after West Michigan law enforcement seized more than a dozen dogs living in a pickup truck with their owner, Carolyn Newsome appeared before a judge on Monday.
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