Shannon Ehrhardt is a Sports Reporter and Anchor at KSBW 8. She specializes in themes related to competitive sports, including team sports and major league sports, as well as sports business and tournaments. Shannon has been featured in KSBW 8, KCCI-TV, and WMTW-TV.
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Shannon Ehrhardt's coverage demonstrates a strong focus on local sports, particularly high school and college athletics in the Des Moines area. Given this emphasis, she is likely to be interested in pitches related to noteworthy achievements or compelling stories within these specific sporting communities.
Given her focus on event coverage and local sports, Shannon would likely be receptive to pitches that highlight remarkable accomplishments by local athletes or teams. Pitches featuring human interest angles, underdog stories, or exceptional performances are also likely to align with her interests.
As Shannon primarily covers events in Iowa and Des Moines, it would be beneficial for public relations professionals reaching out to ensure that their pitches have a clear tie-in to the local community.
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By: Shannon Ehrhardt
Grand View University boasts one of the fastest race walkers in the nation.
The Tigers have outscored opponents 50-1 this season.
By: Shannon Ehrhardt
T.J. Otzelberger landed the second-highest rated commit in Iowa State men's basketball history.
By: Shannon Ehrhardt
Kevin Alcántara, a 6-foot-6 outfielder for the Chicago Cubs organization, leads all of minor league baseball with 12 home runs this season (as of May 6).
By: Shannon Ehrhardt
URBANDALE, Iowa — Eleven Urbandale girls will compete at the state track meet this week. It is a great accomplishment for the athletes.
AMES, Iowa — Iowa State's Milan Momcilovic is not going to the NBA. Yet. ESPN reports that the best shooter in the country is withdrawing from the NBA draft and staying in college basketball.
PLEASANT HILL, Iowa — History is on the line Friday for the Southeast Polk boys soccer team.
For many boys soccer teams in Iowa, the season has led up to this Friday night. Substate finals. Winners move on to the State Tournament, losers go home.
11-year-old Wyatt Russell spends a lot of time playing catch with his dad in their front yard.
Iowa Cubs employee Ben Fridley shows KCCI's Shannon Ehrhardt how to run the team's hand-operated scoreboard.
