Josh Dungan is a Sports Reporter at various publications, including the Herald Journal, Victoria Advocate, and The Bismarck Tribune. He covers a wide range of topics within the sports realm, focusing on team sports, sports tournaments, and the business of professional and competitive sports. His insights and reporting have garnered attention across multiple platforms in the sports broadcasting industry.
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Josh Dungan's coverage is heavily focused on local sports events, particularly high school sports such as wrestling, basketball, and hockey. He predominantly covers event-related content with a focus on reporting sports scores and game results.
Pitching to Josh would be most effective if you have information related to upcoming or ongoing local sporting events in North Dakota, especially those involving high school teams. Providing timely updates about games, standout performances of athletes, or significant team achievements would likely pique his interest.
Given the localized nature of his coverage area (Bismarck), pitches should primarily revolve around events and developments within the region or directly impacting local teams and athletes.
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COLLEGE WOMEN'S SWIMMING
By: dungan, Scott Throlson, scott throlson;josh, Josh Dungan
Mayville State battled back from a 10-point first-quarter deficit to pick up a Frontier Conference football victory on Saturday in Havre, Mont.
The University of North Dakota took a bad loss to an unranked Northern Iowa team last Saturday.
The University of Mary and Bismarck State each lost four-set volleyball matches on Friday.
Through the toughest part of their schedule, the University of Mary women's soccer team extended its unbeaten streak to 10 games since their loss to conference leader Minnesota State-Mankato over the weekend.
POLASEK HITS BEAR BRYANT WATCH LIST
The University of Mary rested leading men's runner Gideon Hammah for Friday's regular-season finale meet at McDowell Dam.
COLLEGE FOOTBALL Sports Reporter Sports Editor
Returning nine players from their debut season in four-year play, the Bismarck State men's basketball team is hoping for major improvements.
A large incoming class of freshmen and transfers will serve as the foundation of the Bismarck State women's basketball program over the next few seasons.
