Brent Wagner is a Sports Reporter at the Lincoln Journal Star. He covers a range of topics including competitive and professional sports, as well as real estate development and education. Brent's work has been featured in several publications, including the Lexington Clipper-Herald, Omaha World-Herald, and Cureus Journal of Medical Science.
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Brent focuses on local sports coverage, particularly Nebraska volleyball and women's basketball. He may be more responsive to pitches related to these specific sports within the local context of Lincoln or Nebraska.
Given Brent’s focus, consider offering insights into college sports events, player performances, team strategies, and transfer news relevant to Nebraska-based teams. Pitches that provide exclusive interviews with players or coaches from these teams could also resonate well.
Since Brent covers a significant amount of event coverage and investment analysis in his articles, it would be beneficial to tailor your pitch by highlighting the human interest stories behind the events or providing unique perspectives on athletes' performances for engaging story angles.
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By: Brent Wagner
For the Lincoln North Star volleyball team, being old is really good. Photos: Lincoln North Star takes on Lincoln Southwest, Aug. 27, 2026
By: Brent Wagner
Lincoln Journal Star editor Shelly Kulhanek talks about the newsletters subscribers can sign up for and receive three times a week — The Short List, Editor's Pick and The Rewind.
By: Brent Wagner
Who are the runners and teams to watch in Lincoln this fall? Our 2026 cross country preview breaks down every city program.
By: Brent Wagner
SEWARD — After two years of being injured, Jackson Einspahr was just happy that he could compete in a cross-country meet on Thursday.
By: Brent Wagner
ASHLAND — Grayson Nolan has gone from the Ashland-Greenwood backup running back to a 300-yard rusher. That came during a big-time game, too, and not some overmatched opponent.
By: Brent Wagner
Coach Nick Spencer says the jump from Class B to Class A this season for the Lincoln Standing Bear volleyball team isn't as drastic as it may seem.
By: Brent Wagner
Photos: Lincoln Christian volleyball vs. Norris — Sept. 3 Norris's Malorie Boesiger (7) sets a ball against Lincoln Christian on Thursday at Norris Middle School.
By: Brent Wagner
A delayed flight and rescheduled meeting kept Nebraska Congressman Doug Bereuter from the Pentagon on 9/11. His family’s uncertainty was only beginning.
By: Brent Wagner
Junior outside hitter Haleigh Bauer's 30 kills led unranked Lincoln Southeast to a five-set win against No. 8 Lincoln Southwest on Thursday for the Knights' first win against a ranked team this season.
