Justin Reed is a Sports Correspondent at various outlets. He specializes in covering a range of sports, including soccer and high school athletics, while also exploring themes in sports marketing. His work has been featured in notable publications such as The Seattle Times, Yahoo Sports, and The Spokesman-Review.
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Justin Reed's coverage predominantly focuses on sports, particularly college basketball and soccer. His articles often cover local events in Spokane, Washington.
If you're reaching out to Justin, consider providing insights or access to local sports events such as college basketball games or soccer tournaments happening in the Spokane area. High school and college-level coaches, players, and organizers of local sporting events could be valuable sources for his coverage.
Given the high percentage of event coverage in his articles, pitching stories related to upcoming matches or tournaments featuring Gonzaga University teams or other local sports events would likely resonate with him.
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By: Justin Reed
During the first few scrimmages, the mix of new guys along with the returning players has affirmed what Spokane men’s basketball coach Jeremy Groth expected when his roster was constructed over the past few months: the Sasquatch will be ready to compete right away.
By: Justin Reed
As Jadon Bowton thrust the NCAA Division I trophy into the nighttime sky in Cary, North Carolina, at WakeMed Soccer Park, he shed the dark memories from 2021 when they were runners-up.
By: Justin Reed
With the forecast showing some potentially gloomy weather for Hoopfest weekend, the foursome of HUB Northwest will look to make it rain themselves as they push to extend their record to eight-straight
