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Scott Reister

Sports Anchor

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KCCI-TV, WTAE, Jackson's 16 WAPT

Preston's Summary

Scott Reister is a sports anchor for KCCI-TV, focusing on local sports in Des Moines, Iowa. With a passion for covering college football, basketball, and high school sports, Scott brings the latest updates, game highlights, and interviews to the viewers in the Des Moines area.

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Geo Focus

United States (National)

Coverage Attributes:

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Event Coverage: 85 %
Evolving Stories: 3 %
Government Announcement: 2 %
Press Release: 2 %
Investment Analysis: 1 %

Themes Covered:

Most Recent Topics:

  • Team Sports
  • Individual Sports
  • Major League Sports
  • Sports Tournaments

Pitching Insights

Scott Reister's focus is primarily on local sports, particularly college basketball and football in Iowa. Given the heavy emphasis on event coverage, he would likely be interested in pitches centered around upcoming games, player interviews or human interest stories related to these local teams.

As Scott focuses predominantly on covering specific sporting events and teams within Iowa, those looking to pitch to him should consider tailoring their pitches specifically toward the local college basketball and football scene in Iowa. Additionally, given his focus on event coverage of local sports teams such as Iowa State University, Drake University, and the University of Iowa among others; relevant story angles could involve insights from players or coaches about upcoming or recent games.

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Articles

Jackson's 16 WAPT

Music to their ears: High school football coach finally allows tunes at practice Infinite Scroll Enabled Music to their ears: High school football coach finally allows tunes at practice Updated: 8:38 PM CDT Aug 25, 2024 Infinite Scroll Enabled Video Player is loading. / This is a modal window. Beginning of dialog window. Escape will cancel and close the window. Text Color Opacity Text Background Color Opacity Caption Area Background Color Opacity Font Size Text Edge Style Font Family End of dialog window. ✕ CURRENT IOWA LINEBACKER ERIC EPENESA. HEY, YOU LIKE THE IDEA OF WHISTLING WHILE YOU WORK? JOAQUIN NORTHWEST COACH COREY COMPETINE SURE DIDN'T UNTIL THIS WEEK. THAT IS KCCI. SHANNON EARHART DROPPED BY PRACTICE EARLIER WHEN PLAYERS SHARED SOME NEWS THAT WAS MUSIC TO THEIR EARS. EVERY FRIDAY, WAUKEE NORTHWEST RUNS EVERY SINGLE STAIR IN THIS STADIUM. THAT'S BECAUSE COACH COREY KIRKPATRICK IS OLD SCHOOL. THAT MEANS NO SLEEVES, NO EXTRA SWAG, AND ABSOLUTELY NO MUSIC AT PRACTICE. BUT THAT CHANGED ON TUESDAY. HERE WE GO. I ASKED BACK IN JUNE WHEN WE STARTED OUT HERE. WE JUST GOT MUSIC, WHICH MOST GUYS, MOST TEAMS HAVE HAD MUSIC. THAT'S LIKE A NORMAL THING. I JUST CONVINCED HIM THAT WE HAD TO LISTEN TO MUSIC DURING PRACTICE, WHICH IS KIND OF SHOCKING. I FINALLY LET HIM DO IT FOR A STRETCH AND DRILL PERIODS, AND SO SO WE'LL SEE HOW THAT GOES. THERE YOU GO. THE MUSIC BLARED DURING THE MOST GRUESOME TRAINING OF THE SEASON. WE CALL IT HOLIDAY, BUT IT'S A MINI VERSION OF THE NAVY SEALS HELL WEEK THAT THEY GO THROUGH. THEY SAY THAT YOU'RE ONLY 40% DONE WHEN YOU'RE TIRED. YOU CAN GO 60% MORE. IT'S TEXTBOOK TOUGHNESS. IT REALLY HELPS US LATE IN THE GAMES WHERE WE'RE NOT CRAMPING AND OTHER TEAMS ARE CRAMPING, SO IT SHOWS US BETTER CONDITIONED TEAM. WE WANT TO MAKE SURE WE PUT THE WORK IN. YOU KNOW, WE TELL THE PLAYERS, I MEAN ANYTHING, ANYTHING COMES WITH A PRICE. AND SO FOR US TO HAVE A GOOD SEASON WE GOT TO PAY THAT PRICE EVERY DAY IN PRACTICE. AND NOW WHISTLE WHILE THEY WORK. GOT THE TEAM HYPE. SO IT WAS AWESOME. HE DID SAY HE'S NOT TOUCHING ANY OF IT. LIKE IF I WANT MUSIC I GOT TO GO FIGURE IT ALL OUT. I TOLD MY I WANT SOME 80S MUSIC. THEY SAID THEY WOULD HONOR THAT AT SOME POINT, BUT BUT RIGHT NOW IT'S A LOT OF MUSIC THAT I DON'T I'VE NEVER HEARD BEFORE. HE PROBABLY KNOWS ONE SONG IN THIS PLAYLIST. HE DID ASK FOR 80S MUSIC. I TOLD HIM WE'D GIVE HIM A DAY, A WEEK, BUT THE NON-NEGOTIABLE, IF ANY, DANCING. THERE'S NO MUSIC ENOUGH SAID SHANNON AYRSHIRE, KCCI IOWA'S Music to their ears: High school football coach finally allows tunes at practice Updated: 8:38 PM CDT Aug 25, 2024 Infinite Scroll Enabled Waukee Northwest High School in Iowa returns around about four starters on each side of the ball and is coming off a seven-win season. Head coach Corey Kopatich is old school — no sleeves, no extra swag, and absolutely no music at practice. Until this week."I just convinced him to listen to music in practice, which is kind of shocking," said senior Will Koenig."They finally talked me into having music for the first time for stretch and drill periods," Kopatich said.Now , the Wolves are whistling while they work. There are, however, conditions."I told them I wanted 80s music, and they said they'd honor it at some point. Right now, it's music I've never heard before," Kopatich said. "He probably knows one song on this playlist," Koenig said. "He wanted 80s music. I told him we'd give him a day a week."The non-negotiable part of the new agreement?"If there's any dancing, no music," Kopatich said, jokingly.Waukee hosts Johnston to begin the season. All of the food programs you can watch on Very Local From competitive baking shows showcasing talented chefs to insightful food documentaries that explore unique gastronomies, Very Local brings a variety of flavors and cooking styles. Next Story All of the food programs you can watch on Very Local From competitive baking shows showcasing talented chefs to insightful food documentaries that explore unique gastronomies, Very Local brings a variety of flavors and cooking styles. Updated: 3:43 PM CDT Aug 18, 2024 Looking to indulge in some mouth-watering culinary adventures without spending a dime? Very Local offers a delicious selection of free-to-stream food programs that cater to every palate. From competitive baking shows showcasing talented chefs to insightful food documentaries that explore unique gastronomies, Very Local brings a variety of flavors and cooking styles. Here are some of the shows you can sample on the platform:America's Most DelishDelish, the digital food magazine known for its recipes, party foods, dinner ideas and cooking guides, is pairing with the Very Local for a new mouth-watering original series, "America's Most Delish," which explores creative and cultural recipes found in the Midwestern states of the U.S. From Wisconsin cheese curds and Kansas City's burnt ends to jello pretzel salad and more, enjoy these unique comfort foods that are as timeless as they are tasty, with commentary from local and Very Local celebrities.Eat , Play, Stay“Eat, Play, Stay” is a show that transports viewers to fabulous weekend getaway destinations and showcases the best eateries to visit, activities to discover and the most comfortable places to rest your head. Be prepared to experience legitimate vacation vibes and discover some of the special towns within a short drive of where you are.What's On The MenuThis series showcases masterful chefs and the most creative, unique eateries in town. While chefs prepare a signature dish from their menu, they share stories from the kitchen and how the city has inspired their cooking. They also give tips, tricks and cooking hacks that will surely come in handy for anyone in the kitchen.Blind KitchenIn this quirky cooking competition, chefs are challenged to recreate their opponent's mystery dish, but they've got to identify it...blindfolded! When the masks come off, the heat is on, while chefs attempt to cook their opponent's creations.Breaking BreadIn this gorgeous tribute to Sacramento's farm-to-fork culture, “Breaking Bread” breaks down what makes the city's food scene so special. We'll meet some of the city's top chefs who share opinions on topics ranging from responsible sourcing to chefs' mental health and ability to shift culture, and everything in between. No subject is off the table.Restaurants on the RadarFrom the secret spots you may not yet know about to venues serving drool-worthy works of art you can actually eat. Travel around town with our host, Brendan O'Connor, as he shares his favorite places for local dishes and noteworthy noms.Bourbon BlazeThis documentary may not be about food, but it does go into the history of one of America's most popular drinks. “Bourbon Blaze” takes viewers into the highly competitive – and flammable – bourbon industry in Kentucky. An industry that has stood the test of time and is as old as America itself.What is Very Local?Very Local is a streaming app where you can watch local daily newscasts, original series and more. Keep connected to your hometown with news and weather coverage and discover original series and specials that explore your community and beyond.

Music to their ears: High school football coach finally allows tunes at practice Infinite Scroll Enabled Music to their ears: High school football coach finally allows tunes at practice Updated: 8:38 PM CDT Aug 25, 2024 Infinite Scroll Enabled Video Player is loading. / This is a modal window. Beginning of dialog window. Escape will cancel and close the window. Text Color Opacity Text Background Color Opacity Caption Area Background Color Opacity Font Size Text Edge Style Font Family End of dialog window. ✕ CURRENT IOWA LINEBACKER ERIC EPENESA. HEY, YOU LIKE THE IDEA OF WHISTLING WHILE YOU WORK? JOAQUIN NORTHWEST COACH COREY COMPETINE SURE DIDN'T UNTIL THIS WEEK. THAT IS KCCI. SHANNON EARHART DROPPED BY PRACTICE EARLIER WHEN PLAYERS SHARED SOME NEWS THAT WAS MUSIC TO THEIR EARS. EVERY FRIDAY, WAUKEE NORTHWEST RUNS EVERY SINGLE STAIR IN THIS STADIUM. THAT'S BECAUSE COACH COREY KIRKPATRICK IS OLD SCHOOL. THAT MEANS NO SLEEVES, NO EXTRA SWAG, AND ABSOLUTELY NO MUSIC AT PRACTICE. BUT THAT CHANGED ON TUESDAY. HERE WE GO. I ASKED BACK IN JUNE WHEN WE STARTED OUT HERE. WE JUST GOT MUSIC, WHICH MOST GUYS, MOST TEAMS HAVE HAD MUSIC. THAT'S LIKE A NORMAL THING. I JUST CONVINCED HIM THAT WE HAD TO LISTEN TO MUSIC DURING PRACTICE, WHICH IS KIND OF SHOCKING. I FINALLY LET HIM DO IT FOR A STRETCH AND DRILL PERIODS, AND SO SO WE'LL SEE HOW THAT GOES. THERE YOU GO. THE MUSIC BLARED DURING THE MOST GRUESOME TRAINING OF THE SEASON. WE CALL IT HOLIDAY, BUT IT'S A MINI VERSION OF THE NAVY SEALS HELL WEEK THAT THEY GO THROUGH. THEY SAY THAT YOU'RE ONLY 40% DONE WHEN YOU'RE TIRED. YOU CAN GO 60% MORE. IT'S TEXTBOOK TOUGHNESS. IT REALLY HELPS US LATE IN THE GAMES WHERE WE'RE NOT CRAMPING AND OTHER TEAMS ARE CRAMPING, SO IT SHOWS US BETTER CONDITIONED TEAM. WE WANT TO MAKE SURE WE PUT THE WORK IN. YOU KNOW, WE TELL THE PLAYERS, I MEAN ANYTHING, ANYTHING COMES WITH A PRICE. AND SO FOR US TO HAVE A GOOD SEASON WE GOT TO PAY THAT PRICE EVERY DAY IN PRACTICE. AND NOW WHISTLE WHILE THEY WORK. GOT THE TEAM HYPE. SO IT WAS AWESOME. HE DID SAY HE'S NOT TOUCHING ANY OF IT. LIKE IF I WANT MUSIC I GOT TO GO FIGURE IT ALL OUT. I TOLD MY I WANT SOME 80S MUSIC. THEY SAID THEY WOULD HONOR THAT AT SOME POINT, BUT BUT RIGHT NOW IT'S A LOT OF MUSIC THAT I DON'T I'VE NEVER HEARD BEFORE. HE PROBABLY KNOWS ONE SONG IN THIS PLAYLIST. HE DID ASK FOR 80S MUSIC. I TOLD HIM WE'D GIVE HIM A DAY, A WEEK, BUT THE NON-NEGOTIABLE, IF ANY, DANCING. THERE'S NO MUSIC ENOUGH SAID SHANNON AYRSHIRE, KCCI IOWA'S Music to their ears: High school football coach finally allows tunes at practice Updated: 8:38 PM CDT Aug 25, 2024 Infinite Scroll Enabled Waukee Northwest High School in Iowa returns around about four starters on each side of the ball and is coming off a seven-win season. Head coach Corey Kopatich is old school — no sleeves, no extra swag, and absolutely no music at practice. Until this week.

By: Scott Reister

Waukee Northwest High School in Iowa returns around about four starters on each side of the ball and is coming off a seven-win season.

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