Patrick Nothaft is a sports reporter and photographer for MLive and the Grand Rapids Press. He covers local sports in Michigan, with a focus on the Grand Rapids area. Patrick's work has also been featured in WOOD TV8 and the Toronto Star.
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Patrick Nothaft predominantly covers local sports events, particularly high school-level basketball, wrestling, and football in the Grand Rapids area of Michigan. His focus is on event coverage with occasional announcements related to local sports.
If you have compelling stories or insights related to high school sports events in Michigan or specific developments within local teams and athletes, they are likely to resonate well with Patrick. Providing unique angles or human-interest stories around these themes could be a successful approach when reaching out to him for potential coverage opportunities.
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By: Patrick Nothaft
| The typical progression of a high school athlete involves a year or two at the sub-varsity level, before earning playing time on the big
By: Patrick Nothaft
| GRAND RAPIDS, MI – Jaxson Byl's first high school penalty kick was one that he'll remember the rest of his life.
GRAND RAPIDS, MI - The OK Red Conference enjoyed another strong season on the gridiron this fall, with Hudsonville winning its first outright league title since 2004, and four of the eight members making the playoffs.
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By: Patrick Nothaft
| GRAND RAPIDS, MI - After sweat-soaked summer two-a-days and nine weeks with noses to the grindstone, the reward has arrived for 288 of Michigan's best high school football teams.
By: Patrick Nothaft
| GRAND RAPIDS, MI - Every snap meant a little more on Friday, as high school football teams across Michigan put their seasons on the line in the first round of the 2024 playoffs.
By: Patrick Nothaft
BYRON CENTER, MI – The way Byron Center coach Marc Cisco explains it, there was no halftime pep talk that had his football team fired up heading into the third quarter.
By: Patrick Nothaft
GRAND RAPIDS, MI – More than 2,000 runners wrapped up their high school cross country seasons Saturday at Michigan International Speedway for the 2024 state meet.
By: Patrick Nothaft
GRAND RAPIDS, MI - Michigan's high school football playoffs continue this weekend, and this time, a trophy is on the line.
By: Patrick Nothaft
| Grand Valley State is once again a top-five team in Division-II football, after the Lakers thumped Wayne State, 51-28, in Saturday's homecoming contest in front of 10,377 fans at Lubbers Stadium.
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