Nik Streng is a sports reporter/editor at The Oregonian. He specializes in high school sports and competitive sports, with a keen focus on major league sports, team sports, and the business of sports. Nik's work has been featured in The Chronicle, BOND, CLIVE L, The Oregonian (OregonLive), and Herald and News.
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Nik focuses heavily on local sports coverage, particularly high school sports in Oregon. As such, he is likely to be interested in pitches related to upcoming or recent local sporting events, interviews with players and coaches from the covered regions, as well as stories about standout performances and noteworthy developments within the Oregon high school sports scene.
Given Nik's focus on specific teams and events within Oregon, it would be beneficial to offer him unique insights or access to individuals involved directly with these local teams and competitions. Additionally, providing human interest angles or exclusive behind-the-scenes perspectives could also increase the appeal of your pitch.
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By: Nik Streng
There was a time where it felt like the Golden State Valkyries were playing with an extra-wide rim on Tuesday night.
By: Nik Streng
At times, it felt like the Golden State Valkyries were playing with a extra wide basket as they made 45% of shots from 3-point range.
By: Nik Streng
With 33 seconds left in the second quarter, Golden State’s Kayla Thornton popped up a 3-pointer. In Tuesday’s game between the Portland Fire and the Valkyr
By: Nik Streng
After averaging 6.5 points per game last year, Bridget Carleton could become the first WNBA All-Star for Portland Fire 2.0
By: Nik Streng
During their most lopsided loss this season, the Portland Fire became part of a viral moment that showcased one of the WNBA’s top rookies.
By: Nik Streng
After a barrage of games to start the season, the Portland Fire are welcoming the chance to return to the practice gym.
When the Fire and Sky tip off on Wednesday night, it will have been 47 days since their last meeting.
The Portland Fire have added a second developmental player to the roster.
By: Nik Streng
Wednesday was the opportunity for Portland to showcase how far its come in the last month and a half. But the same issue arose.
Portland Fire fans are about to get extra time to watch one of their star players compete domestically.
