Vance Carlson is the Sports Lead at The Bemidji Pioneer. He covers a range of topics within the realm of competitive sports, including both team and individual sports, as well as various sports disciplines. Vance's work has been featured in the Pineandlakes Echo Journal, Park Rapids Enterprise, and Prairie Business magazine.
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Vance Carlson's coverage is primarily focused on local high school sports, including wrestling, basketball, and hockey. He seems to prioritize event coverage and evolving stories related to these sports in the Park Rapids area of Minnesota.
If you are reaching out to Vance with a pitch, it should be centered around local high school sporting events in the Park Rapids area. Providing exclusive insights or access to athletes or coaches involved in these events could increase the likelihood of your pitch being successful.
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By: Vance Carlson
Parkers Prairie follows a 12-0 win with a 10-0 victory over the Blue Sox.
By: Vance Carlson
Menahga's Joie Koll pitches for Bethany Lutheran and Park Rapids' Nora Cederstrom plays for Bismarck State.
By: Vance Carlson
JORDAN – Natalie Martin concluded the season as an all-state golfer.
By: Vance Carlson
Nevis' Jade Rypkema and Park Rapids' Morgan Koppelman competed at the NCAA Division I level while Menahga's Anjalie Aho ran at the NCAA Division II level.
By: Vance Carlson
The Blue Sox follow a 7-4 win with a 13-0 loss.
By: Vance Carlson
The annual tournament at Headwaters Golf Club draws 46 teams in the Scratch Division and 71 teams in the Handicap Division.
Organizers are hoping to draw more than 1,000 runners and walkers for the 48th annual 5K event.
By: Vance Carlson
Kenley Henderson and Holly Rowland pitch Park Rapids past Detroit Lakes.
By: Vance Carlson
Team bonding helped the Panthers post a 10-5 record in Heart O'Lakes Conference play.
By: Vance Carlson
NEW YORK MILLS – Clutch hitting and quality pitching lifted the Park Rapids American Legion baseball team to a quality 5-2 win over New York Mills on June 16.
