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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On Monday, Superior volleyball took care of Duluth Marshall, winning in straight sets, 3-0.
By: Spencer Pierce Wdio
A lot can happen in 120 years, especially for a football program. For the Two Harbors Agates, while their success may have fluctuated, it’s the core values that have remained the same until present day.
By: Spencer Pierce Wdio
UMD football honors Reed Ryan with "99" stickers on their helmets.
By: Spencer Pierce
In prep soccer on Tuesday, Duluth East boys beat Grand Rapids 4-1, while Hermantown went on the road and beat Duluth Denfeld, 2-0.
The UWS women’s soccer team lost their second straight match on Tuesday, falling to Gustavus Adolphus 1-0.
Up North: Shoot for Fun continues to add to Northland legacy
By: Spencer Pierce Wdio
Another year for head coach Jim Boos and the UMD volleyball team is on the horizon, as the Bulldogs were selected to finish 5th in the NSIC.
By: Spencer Pierce Wdio
The CSS men’s soccer team has yet to find the win column, as they fell to Wartburg on Friday, 4-1.
By: Spencer Pierce Wdio, Zach Wallace
The UMD Bulldogs took to the turf in their home opener on Saturday, only for it to be spoiled by the Minnesota State University-Moorhead Dragons, 30-29 on the final play for the game.
On Saturday, the CSS Saints were just moments away from their first win of the season in their first game, but eventually fell 31-24 in overtime to Rockford.
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