Will Reynolds is a local journalist based in Hastings, Nebraska. He writes for the Hastings Tribune Newspaper and his work has also been featured in publications such as Disability Arts Online, Courier Media Group, The Lancet, Herald Journal, Victoria Advocate, and Kilgore News Herald. Will covers a range of topics, including sports, local news, and community events.
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Will Reynolds' articles primarily cover local sports events in Nebraska, particularly basketball and volleyball at both high school and college level. His focus on event coverage and announcements indicates a strong interest in current happenings rather than broader analysis.
Given the local nature of his coverage, pitches to Will should be localized to Nebraska and preferably Hastings. Topics related to local team achievements, player spotlights or upcoming matches are likely to resonate with him. Additionally, insights from coaches or players involved in the covered events would be valuable for potential features.
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By: Will Reynolds
LINCOLN — Tribland is guaranteed a finalist in the Class D-1 state volleyball tournament.
By: Will Reynolds
LINCOLN — Thayer Central volleyball coach Jenna Pachta thought what everyone else did while watching the Titans during the first set of their Class C-2 state semifinal Friday afternoon.
By: Will Reynolds
of 4 LINCOLN — Rematches don't appear to mean much to Minden.
By: Will Reynolds
LINCOLN — Reagan Meyers from the front row: strong.
By: Will Reynolds
LINCOLN — Friday's victory was special in more than one way for Exeter-Milligan/Friend and coach Madalynn Fousek.
By: Will Reynolds
LINCOLN — Shelton's two-headed attack was too much for top-seeded Leyton in the Class D-2 state championship match.
By: Will Reynolds
LINCOLN — Superior won its second state volleyball championship, while denying Exeter-Milligan/Friend its first Saturday morning at the Bob Devaney Sports Center.
By: Will Reynolds
LINCOLN — Makenna Starkey said it, as she, Makenna Betty and Kinsie Land put the finishing touch on Minden's second consecutive state championship:
LINCOLN — Thayer Central lost to just one team in its class this season.
By: Will Reynolds
Hastings College will have a new offensive coordinator next season, the school announced Tuesday.
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