Spencer Pierce Wdio is a journalist who focuses on local news in Duluth, Minnesota. He writes for WDIO/WIRT-TV and covers a variety of topics including sports, community events, and local achievements. Spencer's articles provide readers with up-to-date information and insights into the local sports scene in Duluth.
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Spencer focuses primarily on local sports events in the Minnesota, Duluth area, particularly ice hockey and basketball. To effectively pitch to Spencer, provide coverage of local games and events involving college or high school sports teams from the specified region.
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Hermantown overcomes 2-0 deficit to beat Shakopee Hermantown boys hockey overcame a 2-0 deficit on Saturday against Shakopee to extend their unbeaten streak to six games.
It was quite the week for UMD's Max Plante, enough so that he's won the NCHC Rookie of the Week Award.
By: Spencer Pierce
The UMD Dance team is coming home as Open Jazz & Pom first runners-up in the national competition.
By: Spencer Pierce
After finding themselves down 2-1, the Hibbing/Chisholm boys hockey team came back to beat Duluth Marshall, 3-2 on Monday night.
Superior girls basketball may not have the record they envisioned before the season started, but a two game win streak, fueled by a 61-49 win against New Richmond.
By: Spencer Pierce
Hibbing/Chisholm boys hockey has once again become a powerhouse in the Northland. In the midst of that resurgence though, a new bench boss has taken over.
Brooks Johnson (L), Jack Battaglia (C), Noah Sundquist (R).
By: Spencer Pierce Wdio
Rock Ridge girls hockey went on the road to take down Superior.
By: Spencer Pierce Wdio, Jacob Nelson
On Tuesday night, Esko boys basketball edged out Superior, 74-72, while Cloquet went on the road and took down Proctor 82-53.
Up North: The “Super Bowl” of figure skating returns to Duluth
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