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Kris Leonhardt

Senior Editor

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City Times, Tomahawk Leader, Press Time, Wausau Times, IOLA BANDS FUNDRAISING

Preston's Summary

Kris Leonhardt is a Senior Editor at Post-Crescent Media. With a focus on sports, competitive sports, and the intersection of arts and entertainment, Kris covers a diverse range of topics including individual and team sports, wellness, and culture. Their work has been featured in numerous publications, including the Green Bay Press-Gazette and the Star Journal.

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Geo Focus

Green Bay, United States (Local)

Coverage Attributes:

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Informative: 61 %
Interviews Q&as: 22 %
Opinion: 8 %
Data Driven: 4 %
Events: 2 %

Themes Covered:

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Most Recent Topics:

  • Individual Sports
  • Team Sports

Pitching Insights

Kris Leonhardt's coverage is predominantly focused on local events and government announcements, with a strong emphasis on culture & society as well as family & relationships. Her articles often cover local community events and initiatives in Green Bay and Wisconsin, making her most receptive to pitches that align with these themes.

Given the prevalence of government announcements in Kris's coverage attributes, she may be particularly interested in stories related to local governance decisions or policies that impact the communities within her geographic focus. Additionally, pitches involving human interest stories or profiles of individuals or families within the region could resonate well with her coverage area.

When reaching out to Kris, consider highlighting how your pitch relates to specific community events or reflects broader societal trends within Green Bay or Wisconsin. Pitches focusing on topics such as hometown pride, education initiatives at local institutions like St. Norbert College, or efforts addressing social issues such as homelessness are likely to capture her attention.

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Articles

Tomahawk Leader

Fritsch: Torn between two teams

Fritsch: Torn between two teams

By: Kris Leonhardt

• Fritsch capped his rookie season as the Packers' leading rusher. • Despite draft calls in January 1943 and press speculation that his football career was over, Fritsch was rejected for military service.

Tomahawk Leader

Fritsch: Diamond Detour

Fritsch: Diamond Detour

By: Kris Leonhardt

• Fritsch's standout 1943 preseason play against Washington and the Philadelphia-Pittsburgh combine drew comparisons to Clarke Hinkle, and he closed out the season with solid numbers as the Packers went 7-2-1.

City Times

Fritsch: Taking Green Bay to the top

Fritsch: Taking Green Bay to the top

By: Kris Leonhardt

The Green Bay Packers started out the 1944 season by dropping the opening exhibition game to the Washington Redskins, 20-7, with Fritsch scoring the lone touchdown for Green Bay.

Wausau Times

Fritsch: An asset to the team

Fritsch: An asset to the team

By: Kris Leonhardt

In April 1945, Ted Fritsch tried out for a spot with the Toledo Mud Hens baseball team, a farm team for the St. Louis Browns in the American Association; but that summer, he was back playing with Bowman's Dairy in the Madison Industrial League.

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