Joe Christensen is a Sports Team Leader at the Minnesota Star Tribune. He specializes in college sports and has a background as a beat writer for MLB and college football, covering themes related to competitive sports, education, and the sports business. Joe's work has been featured in notable outlets including Yahoo Sports, Yahoo News, and the Star Tribune.
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Minnesota, United States (Local)
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Joe Christensen's coverage focuses heavily on local sports, particularly baseball and the Minnesota Twins. He tends to cover events and private sector announcements related to these topics. Given this focus, he would likely be most interested in receiving pitches related to local baseball events, player trades or acquisitions involving the Minnesota Twins, or other significant developments within the team.
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The board will also hear further discussion on sanctioning girls flag football and district realignment in tackle football.
By: Joe Christensen
The board will also hear further discussion on sanctioning girls flag football and district realignment in tackle football.
By: Joe Christensen
Spring or fall? Still 5-on-5? What about practice space and transportation? MSHSL to survey schools before taking next steps.
By: Joe Christensen
Breaking down the reasons girls flag football is not advancing toward sanctioned-sport status.
The state championships are moving from one golf course to another as the Les Bolstad era ends.
Most in the job love it, or at least find the joy to balance the long hours, angry parents and intense pressures.
By: Joe Christensen
In his coaching debut, 20-year-old Joseph Vigil guides Roseville’s boys soccer team to a 2-1 victory over Spring Lake Park.
Several high school sports are booming, but others are seeing stagnant growth.
After losing to Edina in the Prep Bowl, Moorhead, led by four Gophers recruits, has major motivation to win it all.
By: Joe Christensen
The Eagles played just one home football game last season because an osprey family nested in the stadium lights.
