Adam Engel is a Sports Editor at Magic Valley. He covers a wide range of topics within the sports realm, including competitive sports, sports business, and the intersection of education and athletics, particularly in the context of college and university life. Adam's work has been featured in various outlets, including 406 MT SPORTS, Idaho Statesman, and Times-News of Twin Falls, Idaho.
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Adam Engel's focus is predominantly on local sports events and athlete profiles in the Twin Falls area of Idaho. His coverage heavily features high school and college-level sports, particularly soccer, basketball, wrestling, and softball.
To effectively reach out to Adam with a pitch or story idea, consider highlighting local athletes' achievements, upcoming tournaments or games involving schools from the region, or providing expert commentary related to these specific sporting events. Additionally, showcasing unique human interest stories related to local athletes may also capture his attention.
Given that Adam primarily covers local sports within Idaho's Twin Falls area and College of Southern Idaho (CSI), pitches should align with this geographic focus for increased relevance.
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By: Adam Engel
of 3 LARAMIE — Paige Lauterwasser wants fans addicted. Full exposure only takes a few minutes.
By: Adam Engel
LARAMIE — Scott Dahlberg examined the roster, considered the future and launched a calculated risk.
By: Adam Engel
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By: Adam Engel
LARAMIE — In retrospect, it was hard for Laramie coach Jake Chick to remember that Noah Ingle was a freshman.
LARAMIE — In a certain aspect, Flora Caputo-Wilkowski's running résumé presents experience Greg Schabron encountered “maybe” once in the past 15 years.
By: Adam Engel
of 4 LARAMIE — Kaylee Prigge let the kids play. She didn't have much of a choice. Young? Sure. Capable of immediate impact? Also, yes.
By: Adam Engel
LARAMIE — With crutches, casts and athletes sidelined with various ailments, the bench mirrored the scene of a hospital waiting room.
By: Adam Engel
LARAMIE — Brown hair that shot past Bryce Asher’s eyes frizzled and blew wildly in the wind. It didn’t obscure his view.
LARAMIE – Infuriated and searching for a source of inspiration, Kaylee Prigge went there.
LARAMIE — It was a “no-brainer,” Wyoming volleyball coach Kaylee Prigge said, to continue the Border War despite conference realignment.
