Quint Kessenich is an Announcer at ESPN. He specializes in sports commentary, with a particular focus on competitive sports, including lacrosse. Quint's insights and expertise have also been featured in Lacrosse All Stars and ESPN2 Australia.
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Quint Kessenich's coverage predominantly revolves around lacrosse, particularly professional lacrosse events. The majority of his articles are focused on announcements and investment analysis in the sports industry. This indicates that he may be interested in pitches related to upcoming lacrosse events, insights from experts within the field of professional sports, or analyses of investments within the sporting world.
Given his focus on specific teams and reviews of their performances, Quint would likely appreciate sources with direct knowledge or involvement in these areas who can provide unique perspectives or insider insights into the professional lacrosse scene.
While there is no specific geographic focus mentioned for Quint's coverage, it seems he takes a broad approach to covering sports without a narrow regional scope.
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Who wins Whipsnakes-Waterdogs and Chaos-Redwoods? Here are keys to the games and picks.
By: Quint Kessenich
The final four square off on Sept. 1. Who will make it to the 2025 championship?
By: Quint Kessenich
The top two teams are set to clash on Sunday, with a title on the line. Here's everything you need to know.
play Week 4 of the Premier Lacrosse League's 2026 season is coming up this weekend in Charlotte.
With three weeks of action in the books, here's how the teams line up from 1-8.
The standings are a jumbled mess, but California has emerged as an early favorite.
With the league's top talent set to take the stage in Annapolis this weekend, here's how things stand.
By: Quint Kessenich
With the league's top talent set to take the stage in Annapolis this weekend, here's how things stand.
Hot town, summer in the city. Back of my neck gettin' dirty and gritty. There’s slim separation in team records with all eight PLL teams either having three or four wins. But look closely. Philadelphia, Boston and Utah are humming. Carolina and New York are cratering. Denver is idling. The
(Photo Courtesy PLL) The Premier Lacrosse League visits Denver this weekend for five games at Peter Barton Stadium. All PLL and WLL games can be seen on ESPN+. The remaining weekends are Denver, Columbus, Boston and Philadelphia before the playoffs in Minneapolis, Salt Lake City and the championship in Harrison,
