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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The Division AA defending champion and No. 3-ranked Eagles won their first four games this season and are 4-1.
The Rebels' Kayleb Kosen and Roy Rude along with the Spuds' Billy Ward won finals matches in their respective weight classes Friday.
North Dakota State squandered a 12-point lead in the second half while former Bison guard Lance Waddles scored a game-high 24 points off the bench for the Mavericks on Saturday.
The Vikings are the top-ranked team in Division A heading into its first region game of the season Thursday.
The United States will square off with Canada in the gold-medal game at 11 a.m. Sunday on NHL Network.
Olivia Kalbus' second-period goal stood as the winner for Fargo North/South Tuesday.
This year's event featured a silent auction, miracle minute, bake sale and more with proceeds benefitting Lend A Hand Up.
Carlee Sieben's 24 points coupled with Makayla Anderson's double-double lifted Concordia at home Wednesday.
The ninth annual event, held each June, will head to Grand Forks and Minot for the first time.
By: Ryan Spitza
Jordan Sommerfeld was born with amniotic band syndrome and doesn't have a left arm, but that hasn't stopped the West Fargo sophomore from playing the sport he loves at a high level.
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