Patrick Slack is a journalist based in Minneapolis, Minnesota, specializing in local sports coverage. With a focus on high school athletics and community sports events, Patrick provides in-depth recaps, profiles of standout athletes, and features on notable achievements in the Minneapolis area.
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Minneapolis, Minnesota, United States (Local)
Patrick Slack's work predominantly focuses on local sports, particularly high school and community-level events in Minnesota and Minneapolis. He appears to be interested in covering a wide range of sports activities including recaps, athlete features, and event announcements.
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The chills are multiplying, and the stage is like lightning.
After a mother and daughter accidentally switch bodies, a hilarious race against the clock ensues to make things right before the mom’s wedding in Andover High School Theatre’s spring play
St. Francis High School Theatre put on “Into the Woods” for its spring musical. “We felt we had the talent this year to take on the incredibly challenging music of
By: Patrick Slack
Several area athletes took part in the state’s premier regular season track and field event at the Hamline Elite Meet April 26, featuring the state’s top athletes from all classes.
By: Patrick Slack
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A princess needs saving, and no human has succeeded in rescuing her from a fierce dragon.
By: Patrick Slack
of 2 It was a clean sweep for Spring Lake Park track and field at its home Don Fineran Invite May 3, as the Panther boys and girls both took the top spot out of nine teams.
By: Patrick Slack
The Blaine boys and girls track and field teams made it a clean sweep at the Section 5AAA true team meet, the Anoka boys won the Section 4AAA
Anoka-Hennepin sophomore Fherlish Ann Constantino captured a singles state championship, and teamed up with freshman Joel Wambeng for another title
By: Patrick Slack
Feature Anoka boys tennis seniors Ezra Kiefer, Owen Vande Linde, Eric Jenson and Solomin Theisen (0) comments Welcome to the discussion.
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