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.
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Dallas, Texas, United States (Local)
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.
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Highland Park’s archery team finished in 11th place at the recent National Archery in Schools Program Western Nationals in Sandy, Utah.
Highland Park’s late-season struggles at the plate were a primary contributor to an early exit from the Class 6A Region I baseball playoffs.
Jesuit Dallas has set up a second-round showdown in the baseball playoffs against defending Class 6A state champion Flower Mound.
McKINNEY — This year’s edition of the rebranded CJ Cup Byron Nelson was perhaps most noteworthy for who wasn’t in the field.
By: Todd Jorgenson
Injuries enabled Carter and Cole Flashnick to play together despite 3-year age difference
Two weeks after a thriller to close the regular season, rivals Highland Park and ESD will meet again in the THSLL state tournament.
Margaret Thompson closed out her decorated high school running career with two more gold medals on Saturday.
Hillcrest took its area-round baseball playoff series to the limit before being eliminated on Saturday, when the Panthers fell to Prosper Walnut Grove 7-1 in the third and deciding game of a Class 5A Region II series in Plano.
After just four losses in its first 36 contests, Jesuit Dallas suffered two in a row against the defending Class 6A state champions to end its season.
Some questions were answered during Highland Park’s three weeks of spring football drills, but one significant issue remains unresolved: Who will play quarterback for the Scots next season?
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