Spencer Pierce is a Sports Anchor/Reporter for WDIO/WIRT-TV, focusing on local sports news in the Duluth, Minnesota area. With a passion for covering high school and college athletics, Spencer provides in-depth coverage and analysis of games, player performances, and team dynamics.
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Spencer's focus is on local sports events, particularly winter sports like hockey and basketball. Given his extensive coverage of specific games and teams, he would likely be interested in pitches related to upcoming local sporting events or feature stories about athletes, coaches, or trends within the Minnesota sports community.
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As a journalist covering predominantly local sports events in Duluth and Minnesota at large with a strong emphasis on college-level competitions such as UMD athletics and CSS achievements among others; consider pitching him with exclusive interviews from players or coaches along with behind-the-scenes access to enrich his event-based reporting.
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By: Spencer Pierce
The girls basketball season is just around the corner, with teams first games coming this week. For the Cloquet girls squad, a team that made it to the section championship game, it's a transformative year after losing five seniors.
By: Spencer Pierce Wdio
Rilee Durovec of CEC swimming celebrates her state medal. (Tracy Durovec).
By: Spencer Pierce
The UWS men's soccer team showed grit and determination on Sunday, as they took down the reigning DIII soccer champions, St. Olaf, 4-2 in penalty kicks.
By: Spencer Pierce Wdio
A strong second half for UW-Parkside pushed the Rangers past UMD women’s basketball on Monday to the tune of a 79-69 loss for the Bulldogs.
UMD men's hockey Captain Dominic James and goaltender Adam Gajan received NCHC awards, James for NCHC Forward of the Week and Gajan for Goaltender of the Week.
By: Spencer Pierce Wdio, Bryce Ronchi Right
The next steps are always exciting for a high school athlete, and both Hermantown lacrosse and Northwestern football will send their latest off to the next level.
By: Spencer Pierce Wdio
Hermantown boys hockey practices before the season starts.
Melody Isham tries for the layup against Superior.
By: Spencer Pierce
The UMD men's basketball team has yet to meet a team that has presented a serious challenge, as the Bulldogs took down Michigan Tech 80-70 on Friday night in the first night of the St. Louis County Basketball Classic.
By: Spencer Pierce Wdio
Brothers Zam and Max Plante celebrate a goal for UMD men's hockey.
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