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 themes such as professional and competitive sports, sports business, and event management, with a focus on both individual and team sports. Josh's insights and reporting have been featured in multiple respected outlets, showcasing his expertise in the dynamic world of sports.
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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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HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL
Hosting its first home tournament since 2009, the University of Mary won its season-opening game for the first time since 2023 and split four games against Bemidji State, Black Hills
Bismarck State made history with their home opener at the newly opened Bavendick Center but weren't able to overcome miscues against Mount Marty and lost their first game in their
By: Josh Dungan
At last year's state Class AA tournament, the East Region volleyball teams in attendance were West Fargo, West Fargo Horace, West Fargo Sheyenne and Fargo Davies.
By: Josh Dungan
For as pleased as he was that his team had just finished a confidence-building win over a new-look West Fargo team on Friday, Bismarck High head coach Mark Gibson had a big issue with his team and how the game went.
Going from a tough NAIA test in Rocky Mountain on a neutral-site field to the No. 3-ranked team in NCAA Division II football was always going to be a tough
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COLLEGE VOLLEYBALL
By: josh dungan;scott, Scott Throlson, throlson, Josh Dungan
OSHIE NAMED TO US HOCKEY HALL OF FAME
It's not often that a team can effectively beat Fargo Shanley at their own game, but the Mandan Braves had a shot at it during the highest-scoring Class AAA football
