Ryan Spitza is a journalist based in Fargo, North Dakota. He writes for WDAY and his work has been featured in various publications including The Dickinson Press, Prairie Business magazine, The Bismarck Tribune, and Brainerd Dispatch. Ryan covers local sports, including high school athletics, as well as other news and events in the Fargo area.
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Ryan Spitza's coverage is primarily focused on local sports events, particularly high school and community-level athletics in the Fargo, North Dakota area. His articles often feature announcements of local sports achievements and upcoming events. Given this focus, those looking to reach out to Ryan should consider offering insights or stories related to local sporting events, athletes' successes or challenges within the region.
In addition, topics related to high school sports such as athlete profiles, team performance analysis and human-interest pieces about local coaches or young talents would likely resonate with him. It would be beneficial for sources reaching out to Ryan Spitza to have a strong understanding of the specific dynamics and context of the local sports scene in Fargo and North Dakota.
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By: Ryan Spitza
Jett Feeney's five touchdown passes led Moorhead while Reign Battle added a defensive score for the Spuds on Saturday.
By: Andrew-Haugland
Also, a West Fargo Sheyenne golfer is heading to Minnesota State Moorhead, boys soccer and tennis all-state teams, more news and notes.
Jonah Harstad left the Fargodome on a stretcher last season. On Thursday, he returned in a big way, scoring two touchdowns en route to Fertile-Beltrami's fourth-straight section championship.
Frankie Meagher found Jack Primus in the end zone with 12 seconds left to send the Patriots to their first section title since 2014 on Friday.
By: Ryan Spitza
Frankie Meagher found Jack Primus in the end zone with 12 seconds left to send the Patriots to their first section title since 2014 on Friday.
By: Ryan Spitza
Chase Thompson's 99-yard touchdown pass to Mason Gorghuber with 7:02 remaining held up as the game-winner for the Cardinals on Friday.
Kylan Swenson rushed for 126 yards and two touchdowns Saturday, giving the Vikings a return trip to the Fargodome.
The Eagles will face West Fargo Sheyenne for the Division AAA football state championship with kickoff set for 6:40 p.m. Friday.
Several area athletes made their college plans official Wednesday during the initial non-football signing day period.
By: Ryan Spitza
Alayna Foster-DeVold finished with 14 kills and the Grovers are off to the Class B state tournament for the first time since 2019.
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