Dan Mohrmann is a journalist at various outlets including Colorado Hometown Weekly and The Denver Gazette. He covers a range of topics primarily focused on sports, including both individual and team sports, as well as the business aspects of the sports industry. Dan's work has been featured in numerous publications and platforms such as Mile High Sports Radio and KKTV 11 News.
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Montrose, United States (Local)
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Dan Mohrmann's coverage focuses predominantly on local high school sports events in Colorado, with an emphasis on basketball, swimming, and wrestling. Given this focus, pitches should revolve around story ideas related to these specific sports within the local community.
As a reporter focusing primarily on event coverage and announcements within the realm of high school sports in Colorado, Dan would likely be responsive to pitches that involve exclusive access to athletes or coaches for interviews before or after significant games or competitions. Additionally, he may also be interested in unique human-interest stories about individuals involved in these sporting events.
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The Warrior Invite at Lincoln Park was not for the faint of heart.
By: Dan Mohrmann
Before jumping into a week likely to be filled with distractions, Montrose had to take care of the business of football.
By: Dan Mohrmann
Among the many things the Montrose softball team has to figure out in the coming days, traditions — old and new — are some of the big ones.
By: Dan Mohrmann
As she watched her team warmup, Montrose girls volleyball coach Shane Forrest had a bad feeling about the upcoming match with Grand Junction Central.
By: Dan Mohrmann
Heading into the second meeting of the year with Palisade, the Montrose boys soccer team had to behave like it was in playoff mode.
By: Dan Mohrmann
The Montrose football team looked like a squad who just relished the opportunity to be on the field.
By: DAN MOHRMANN
The Montrose High School football team looked like a squad who just relished the opportunity to be on the field.
By: Dan Mohrmann
Disappointment is the path to program expectations for the Montrose softball team. For the first time in 14 years, the Red Hawks had their chance to compete in the state
By: Dan Mohrmann
Josiah Graff is headed back to the Norris Penrose Event Center.
By: Dan Mohrmann
A momentum boost would have been nice going into the playoffs, but the Montrose boys soccer team couldn’t get much offense going in a 3-0 loss to Durango to close
