Toby Hammes is a journalist based in Manhattan, Kansas. He writes for The Manhattan Mercury and the Kansas State Collegian, covering local sports events, including high school and college athletics. His articles provide in-depth analysis, game recaps, and profiles of athletes and coaches.
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Toby’s coverage primarily focuses on local sports events and announcements related to Kansas State University, NFL, football, and volleyball. He may be most responsive to pitches providing exclusive insights or interviews with key figures from these sports domains.
Given his emphasis on event coverage and announcements, he might also be interested in future events involving the mentioned teams or athletes. In addition, Toby appears dedicated to covering local talent making it big in national leagues like the NFL.
Considering his geographic focus on Kansas and Manhattan, pitches should revolve around local sporting achievements or tie-ins with national level competitions for increased relevance to his audience.
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By: Toby Hammes
Under the relentless glare of Friday night lights, the quarterback stands alone as a leader, a tactician, and a target. One can only hope to see the bruising reality of
By: Toby Hammes
WAMEGO — As a setting sun falls over Wamego Country Club, rays of red, orange, and yellow tuck behind the jointly-colored water tower until the light is no more.
Wildcats stock continues to rise ahead of conference play sports editor • December 16, 2024
By: Toby Hammes
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Kansas State men's basketball fell short of a miraculous comeback on Tuesday night, falling 73-70 against Drake in overtime despite trailing by 20 points in the first half.
By: Brayden Meseke, Toby Hammes
K-State fell behind by 20 but battled back before losing 73-70 in heartbreaking fashion
By: Toby Hammes
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Long before Kansas State men's basketball hit the floor at Bramlage Coliseum for the first time this season, the success, or lack thereof, of the “Manhattan Project” would loom beyond the Little Apple.
By: Brayden Meseke, Toby Hammes
Wildcats use a dominant inside presence and stout defense to win 83-39 over the Aggies
By: Brayden Meseke, Toby Hammes
Wildcats enter Big 12 play at 6-5 staff writer • December 23, 2024 Players congratulate wing Macaleab Rich after a successful free throw.
Wildcats enter the holiday break at a merry 13-1 mark. staff report • December 23, 2024
By: Toby Hammes
Players discuss the head coach's impact ahead of the Rate Bowl sports editor • December 24, 2024
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