Todd Jorgenson is a journalist based in Dallas, Texas, specializing in local sports coverage. He writes for People Newspapers and D Magazine, covering high school sports, professional golf, and other local sporting events. Todd's articles provide in-depth analysis and highlights of games, tournaments, and key matchups in the Dallas area.
Preston is the artificial intelligence that powers the Intelligent Relations PR platform. Meet Preston
Dallas, United States (Local)
Not enough data
Todd Jorgenson's primary focus is on local sports events, particularly in the Texas area. His coverage heavily emphasizes event-based reporting, such as game recaps and tournament results. Given this emphasis, he would likely be most receptive to pitches related to upcoming local sporting events, exclusive athlete interviews or human-interest stories that connect with the local sports community in Texas and Dallas.
Additionally, considering his coverage of high school athletics and specific sports like tennis and football, relevant story angles could include profiles of standout athletes or coaches from these areas or insights into trends within these specific sports at the high school level.
This information evolves through artificial intelligence and human feedback. Improve this profile .
Senior aims to change perceptions, advocate for more female grapplers
A return trip to the Class 5A Division I state championship game is the primary goal for Highland Park on Friday. Reaching the 900-win milestone in program history would merely be a bonus.
She's starred in kid-friendly television shows for Nickelodeon and DC Studios, but deep down, Brec Bassinger has always been crazy about horror movies.
FRISCO — Only a few of the 900 wins in Highland Park football history have been as dramatic as Friday’s Class 5A Division I state semifinal — or as rewarding.
After 14 consecutive wins and two tournament championships, Highland Park has put an 0-3 start to the boys basketball season in the rearview mirror.
Ursuline’s physical dominance and persistent offensive pressure wore down a stingy Hockaday defense, leading to a decisive 3-0 win in a showdown of private-school powers on Tuesday at Grover Field.
Many of Highland Park’s current football players were pint-sized elementary schoolers when the Scots won their most recent of three consecutive Class 5A Division I football championships in 2018.
By: Zoe Roberts, Todd Jorgenson
The Celina native has rebounded from a childhood ailment and personal turbulence to find her voice on stage and screen
ARLINGTON — From the timely big plays to the punishing key stops, the elements that fueled Highland Park’s remarkable run to state championship game just weren’t there on Saturday.
ARLINGTON — Despite facing a deficit of three points at halftime, Highland Park players, coaches and fans remained confident a seventh UIL state football championship was still within reach.
(833) 317-6278 
