Nick Krupke is a Sports Reporter at KPTV. With nearly two decades of experience covering sports in Oregon, he shares compelling stories about competitive and professional sports, including individual and team sports, as well as sports business and education. Nick has been featured in NewsChannel 21, NPG of Oregon, WBAY-TV, KPTV (FOX 12), Action News 5, KTRE, and 6 NEWS WOWT OMAHA.
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Nick Krupke's coverage is predominantly focused on local sports events and seasonal highlights in Oregon, particularly Portland. His interests appear to revolve around a variety of sports, including basketball, football, soccer, and high school athletics. Therefore, he may be interested in pitches related to upcoming or ongoing local sporting events within his geographic focus.
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Runners are taking part in the 18th annual Portland Track Festival this weekend.
By: Nick Krupke
The founder of the annual Golf for Joy charity tournament, Gay Davis, celebrated his 80th birthday with a golf marathon.
By: Nick Krupke
The Portland Trail Blazers didn’t have a draft pick this week, but they did select a new head coach. Micah Nori replaces Tiago Splitter.
A local athlete who didn’t start going to the gym until she was 71 is now a world record holder in powerlifting at 87 years old.
A local athlete who didn’t start going to the gym until she was 71 is now a world record holder in powerlifting at 87 years old.
By: Nick Krupke
The Portland Fire are recovering and regrouping from their quadruple overtime thriller Sunday before heading to Seattle for a rematch against the Storm.
Weekly Portland women’s sports look ahead (7/3). Presented by Rivermark Community Credit Union and Rebound Orthopedics and Neurosurgery.
By: Nick Krupke
The Portland Fire return home Thursday night as the second half of the WNBA season arrives.
By: Nick Krupke
HILLSBORO, Ore. (KPTV) - Paige Sinicki is back on the softball field.
By: Nick Krupke, Mariah Ross
The Portland Fire fell 90-87 to the Connecticut Sun on Tuesday morning as the two teams met for the third time this season.
