Tom Johnston is an editor with a focus on local news in the Davenport, Iowa area. He has written for various publications including the Moline Dispatch Publishing Company, Las Vegas Sun, and Quad-City Times. Tom's articles cover a range of topics including sports, entertainment, and local events.
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Based on Tom Johnston's coverage attributes and article titles, it's clear that he primarily focuses on local sports events in Davenport, Iowa. He covers a variety of sports including college basketball, soccer, hockey as well as high school level basketball.
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Being back as the anchor of the Quad City Steamwheelers' offensive line is not what Joe Krall had envisioned for this spring football season.
By: Tom Johnston
Five takeaways from Saturday's Quad City Steamwheelers 54-43 victory over previously undefeated Massachusetts:
There were a number of eye-opening moments Saturday evening for the Quad City Steamwheelers — including the final score.
Streaking: Quad Cities' 11-3 record heading into Sunday's setback before 2,362 fans at Modern Woodmen Park tied the 2015 River Bandits for the club's best start through 14 games since at least 2005.
There is plenty to be excited about for the 2024 Quad Cities River Bandits, who are off to the best start in the Midwest League with an 11-4 record.
Quad City Storm head coach Dave Pszenyczny looks up at the video board during the season opener against the Evansville Thunderbolts Friday at the TaxSlayer Center. Bobby Metcalf
By: Tom Johnston
Drake University women's basketball players mob junior center Anna Miller (middle) after she made the game-winning bucket as time expired to give the Bulldogs the Missouri Valley Conference Hoops in the Heartland tournament title at Vibrant Arena at the Mark. Miller finished with 25 points in the victory. Katelyn Metzger
With a signature victory over Eastern Conference rival Massachusetts secured, the Quad City Steamwheelers are navigating the preparation for Sunday's matinee home battle against the Tulsa Oilers
Just days after getting a commitment from Jason Day to play in the 2024 tournament, John Deere Classic officials announced that two more recognizable names will be in the Quad-Cities
By: Tom Johnston
The young BHC Braves roll to 40-win season
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