Patrick Nothaft is a sports reporter at MLive. He specializes in covering various aspects of competitive sports, including football, basketball, and soccer, while also delving into the business and marketing side of the sports industry. Patrick's work has been featured in WOOD TV8, Toronto Star, The Galveston County Daily News, Citrus County Chronicle, and MLive.
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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
By: Patrick Nothaft
| GRAND RAPIDS, MI – Michigan's boys high school basketball season is in its fourth week, and that has provided enough time for some of the state's top teams to stand out.
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3-time GR Catholic Central state champion football player Nolan Ziegler will continue his education and football career at Ferris State.
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| GRAND RAPIDS, MI – There have only been four official quadruple-doubles in the history of the NBA, and three of them – Nate Thurmond, Hakeem Olajuwon and David Robinson – are in the Naismith Memorial Hall of Fame.
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GVSU defensive end Niles King will finish his college football career at the Division-I level.
By: Patrick Nothaft
| GRAND RAPIDS, MI – Northview's stellar start to the girls basketball season continued in thrilling fashion Friday, as senior Hannah Gillette
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Hopkins native and former Charlotte tight end Colin Weber announced his transfer destination.
| GRAND RAPIDS, MI – For the last 27 years, Cornerstone University has been the holiday home for Grand Rapids-area high school basketball, and Monday offered another full slate of games involving 12 local teams.
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