Trevor Denton is a sports anchor and reporter based in Roseburg, Oregon. He covers local sports news and events for various television stations, including KVAL-TV, KMTR NewsSource 16, Kcby Tv, KVAL TV CBS, and KMTR NBC 16 Eugene. Trevor is known for his in-depth coverage of college sports, particularly Oregon State and Oregon, as well as his analysis of bowl matchups and player transfers.
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Trevor Denton's coverage is predominantly centered around local sports events, particularly college sports such as football and basketball, with a focus on Oregon State University and the University of Oregon. Given this focus, pitches to Trevor should highlight local angles or exclusive insights into these college teams' performances, player transfers, or significant upcoming events.
Pitching stories related to major milestones for key players or coaches within Oregon's college sports scene could also be appealing to him. Additionally, providing in-depth analysis of game breakdowns featuring these universities would likely capture his attention.
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Oregon’s running backs coach Carlos Locklyn is leaving to take the same role at Ohio State.
For the second straight season, the Eugene Emeralds will be celebrating "Exploding Whale Saturdays" at PK Park.
By: Trevor Denton
As Bo Nix rides off into the NFL sunset, two new faces vie to become the new catalyst of the offense. Dante Moore comes up from UCLA and Dillon Gabriel arrives from Oklahoma.
With Damien Martinez leaving Corvallis, Oregon State head football coach Trent Bray addressed the news in an unplanned press conference.
CORVALLIS, Ore. — Like almost all aspects of their program, Oregon State's passing game is going to look a lot different this year.
It's a new era for soccer in Lane County and it'll take place in a revamped Civic Park Stadium.Nearly a decade after the original Civic Stadium burned in a fire
EUGENE, Ore. — Sports reporter Trevor Denton catches up with Oregon head coach Dan Lanning as the team prepares for its Spring Game Saturday.
On Saturday, six former Oregon players were picked in the final three rounds of the NFL Draft. That brought the school's total to eight picks this year.
In typical midweek baseball fashion, the Ducks and Beavers combined for 5 home runs in a wild shootout Tuesday.
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