Tanner Cook

Multimedia Sports Journalist

Preston's Summary

Tanner Cook is a Multimedia Sports Journalist at JCPress and timesnewsonline. He covers a range of topics including individual and team sports, as well as public education and school districts, with a focus on law and legal affairs in the sports context. Tanner's work has been featured in City Press, The Tomahawk, Herald & Tribune, Bluefield Daily Telegraph, Kingsport Times News, Bristol Herald Courier, The Rogersville Review, BLOX Digital, MileSplit, Inc., and JD Supra.

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Geo Focus

United States (National)

Coverage Attributes:

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Informative: 71 %
Promotional: 14 %
Events: 14 %

Themes Covered:

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Most Recent Topics:

  • Individual Sports
  • Team Sports
  • Public Education
  • School Districts

Pitching Insights

Tanner Cook's coverage indicates a strong focus on local sports events, particularly basketball at the college and high school levels. He also features event coverage and press releases prominently.

If you have news or stories related to local basketball events, players' achievements, game statistics, or updates about the sports teams in Tennessee or Kingsport area, Tanner would be an ideal contact for such pitches.

Given his emphasis on event coverage and press releases, he may appreciate timely information about upcoming games or significant milestones achieved by local athletes. If you represent a sports team in the Appalachian region looking to share their story with a local audience, reaching out to Tanner could be beneficial.

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