Wade Evanson is a local journalist based in Clackamas, Oregon. He writes for the Pamplin Media Group and his work has been featured in various publications such as The Beaverton Valley Times, The Newberg Graphic, KOIN-TV, Gresham Outlook, The Portland Tribune, and Central Oregonian. Wade covers a range of topics including high school sports, local events, and community news.
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Wade Evanson's coverage predominantly focuses on local sports events and news related to high school sports, particularly basketball and wrestling. Given this focus, he would likely be interested in receiving pitches that provide unique insights or access to local athletes, coaches, or behind-the-scenes stories related to these specific sports.
As a journalist covering local sports in Clackamas County, Oregon, Wade may appreciate pitches that highlight exceptional performances by local teams or individuals within the covered sporting events. Additionally, providing exclusive access to interviews with coaches or players from the region could also capture his interest.
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There’s no talent pipeline for Hillsboro High School water polo.
By: Wade Evanson
Nearly a year removed from one of the most successful seasons in school history, one in which the Southridge boys finished 24-5 overall, won the Metro League title, and advanced to the state tournament. The 2024-25 Skyhawks are ready to again challenge league and state competition with a relatively new cast of characters, but one that head coach Phil Vesel feels is up to the challenge.
By: Wade Evanson
of 2 Forest Grove's Iya Betteridge during a game last season. Betteridge is expected to be a key contributor to this year's Vikings team.
By: Wade Evanson
of 2 They're not the same, but they're still good — and maybe better. Gone is forward and Oregon State Player of the Year Jaden Steppe.
By: Wade Evanson
It is what it is.
By: Wade Evanson
It is what it is. That needs to be the University of Oregon's mindset as they brace for what might very well be college football's toughest road to a national championship.
Every year’s a new year when it comes to high school sports, but this season will offer the Forest Grove High School boys basketball team some level of familiarity, with
Scappoose head coach Robby Backus has an experienced team returning this season, and as a result, isn't shying away from lofty goals in 2024-25.
Congratulations to West Linn…err...and North Medford, on their 2024 6A state football championships.
By: Wade Evanson
Congratulations to West Linn…err...and North Medford, on their 2024 6A state football championships.
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