Skyler Jackson is a local journalist based in Worthington, Minnesota. With a focus on sports, Skyler writes for the LAKE OKABENA IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION and Yahoo Sports, covering high school athletics and local sports events. Skyler's work has also been featured in the Boston Globe Technology section.
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Skyler Jackson's articles mainly focus on local sports events and athletes in the Worthington, Minnesota area. If you're looking to reach out to him, consider providing updates or insights about high school sports events, particularly hockey, basketball, and volleyball in Worthington. You could also offer interviews with local athletes or coaches for human interest stories related to their achievements or challenges. Additionally, sharing announcements regarding signings of local athletes into colleges or universities might pique his interest.
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By: Skyler Jackson
Southwest Minnesota Christian's Madyson Fey is a leader, a big competitor and an encouraging teammate who also possesses a powerful swing.
By: Skyler Jackson
The Huskies won their third-straight section championship Friday night at Worthington High School, dominating the Pipestone Arrows.
The Minnesota West wrestling team features a roster with talent at home and abroad, and the schedule has six home meets against some quality competition.
By: Skyler Jackson
The Minnesota West women's team held off a Ridgewater rally to start 3-0 this season. The men's team lost by two to Northwestern JV as its comeback fell short.
This year's Minnesota West women's basketball team looks quite different this year compared to the national championship team a season ago.
The freshman libero has grown so much since first coming to Minnesota West this fall and she's now helped lead the Jays into nationals.
By: Skyler Jackson
The Lady Jays (32-4) open national tournament play Thursday at 11 a.m. against Bunker Hill Community College.
Lady Jays pick up two sweeps Thursday over Bunker Hill and Dallas North Lake to set up clash with DuPage Friday.
By: Skyler Jackson
The Huskies will play in the Class AA championship game Nov. 22 at U.S. Bank Stadium and the Patriots will face Fertile-Beltrami Nov. 23 for the 9-Player title
By: Tim Middagh, Skyler Jackson
After a year of college ball, the San Antonio, Texas native was seeking something different. He then discovered Minnesota West
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