Patti Arnold is a sports reporter for The Daily Sentinel of Grand Junction, Colorado. With a focus on local sports, Patti covers a wide range of athletic events and provides in-depth analysis and reporting on teams and players in the area.
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Patti Arnold's focus is primarily on local sports, particularly softball and junior college (JUCO) championships. She frequently covers player recognitions, game results, and upcoming events. If you have relevant news about JUCO softball tournaments or noteworthy achievements by players in the Colorado area or Grand Junction specifically, it would likely align well with her coverage.
Given Patti's emphasis on press releases and event coverage, she may be interested in receiving updates from teams or organizations involved in these local sporting events. If your story involves human interest angles of players or highlights community involvement within the context of sports championships, it could also resonate with her audience.
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By: Patti Arnold
Central Florida committed five errors, left 20 runners on base, including, as they love to chant at the Alpine Bank Junior College World Series, leaving the hot dog loaded, four
By: Patti Arnold
Before Thursday night’s game, fans who have come to understand how the unique 10-team bracket works in the Alpine Bank Junior College World Series knew Wabash Valley College (Illinois) would
The way the go-ahead run scored might have been anti-climatic, but there was no shortage of drama Friday night in the national semifinal game of the Alpine Bank Junior College
The team that played into the wee hours only a couple of nights ago was still hugging and mugging for cameras Saturday as the clock struck midnight.
Basketball practice lasts two hours a day. Weights and film sessions take up some time during the week, but since classes aren't in session, that leaves a lot of hours
Sydney Small has always looked up to her three siblings.
If someone doesn't realize Ryan Stephan is an offensive threat on the basketball court, they haven't been paying attention.
Laurin Rivera summed it up about as succinctly as possible.
It was apparent the first day of practice this season — Hanna Bowden is a different player.
Put the ball in play. Force the action.
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