Scott Ash is a visual journalist based in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. He primarily focuses on local sports coverage, capturing the excitement and intensity of high school basketball games in the area. His work has been featured in the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, as well as other publications such as Bedford Gazette and Lufkin Daily Newspaper.
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Milwaukee, United States (Local)
Scott's coverage is heavily focused on local sports events, particularly basketball games and other high school sports in the Wisconsin area. If you have news related to upcoming or recent local sporting events such as basketball games, soccer matches, or swimming competitions within the Milwaukee area or surrounding regions of Wisconsin, Scott would likely be interested.
Consider reaching out with information about significant wins, losses, standout performances by athletes or teams from these specific areas. Also share insights into any trends emerging within high school sports in this region that could pique his interest based on his extensive event coverage focus.
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Fair-goers enjoy the 165th anniversary of the Ozaukee County Fair in Cedarburg.
By: Scott Ash
Members of the community enjoy National Night Out in Sussex on Thursday, Aug. 1, 2024.
Football practice begins for Milwaukee area high schools.
By: Scott Ash
Wisconsin Badgers hold football practice Wednesday, August 14, 2024 in Madison, Wisconsin.
By: Scott Ash
Photos from JD Vance's campaign stop in Kenosha on Tuesday, August 20, while the DNC continues in Chicago
Wisconsin quarterback Tyler Van Dyke (10) calls a play during football practice Wednesday, August 14, 2024 in Madison, Wisconsin.
By: Scott Ash
Slinger High School football defeats reigning Division 2 State Champion Badger, 35-33, August 30.
By: Scott Ash
Carroll University students live with foster dogs for a semester as part of the animal behavior program.
By: Scott Ash
Arrowhead girls volleyball defeats visiting Muskego, 3-0, on Sept. 3.
New Berlin Eisenhower boys soccer defeats Pewaukee, 3-1, Sept. 9.
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