Russell Korando is a Sports Editor at Leader Publications. He covers a diverse range of topics including individual and team sports, as well as architecture and planning, highlighting the intersection of culture and society. Russell's work has been featured in various publications, showcasing his expertise in both competitive sports and the built environment.
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Russell Korando's focus is exclusively on local sports, particularly high school events and achievements. His articles cover a wide range of local sports activities including wrestling, basketball, football, soccer among others. If you have news or stories related to high school sports within the United States with a particular emphasis on Missouri and Jefferson County in mind, it would be suitable for Russell Korando.
Pitching relevant content such as exceptional performances by individuals or teams in the mentioned categories could attract his interest. For example, sending information about standout players or remarkable team achievements within these specific areas would likely resonate well with him.
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The Dragons host the Indians on Friday at 7 p.m. De Soto will travel to Perryville in 2027.
The jamboree against Herculaneum and Hazelwood Central helped Fox coach Brent Tinker narrow the field of starters.
By: Russell Korando
They’re back.
Running back Brandon Webb leaps over a Francis Howell defender during last season’s first game. A senior, Webb led the Wildcats with 791 rush yards and 15 touchdowns.
By: Russell Korando
Week one highlights for Fox, Hillsboro, Seckman and St. Pius X.
Blackcat head coach Kyle Davis enters his 15th season with the teams he led to state titles (boys, 2021; girls, 2012).
By: Russell Korando
The Festus girls cross country team has won the last two Class 4 state championships. This year’s Tigers, front row, from left, are Bailee Tolbert, Kendall Counts, Lucy Boyer, Kayla Rousseau and Hope Munoz. In the back, from left, Molly Holmes, Elsie Nelson, Marisa Peter, Nora Madden, Kyndall Gildea and Caroline Beard.
By: Russell Korando
Carson Driemeier won the last two individual state championships and is now at Iowa State University on scholarship.
By: Russell Korando
On Friday night, St. Pius will open its newest addition to its sports facilities when it hosts Priory for a 7 p.m. football game in the new stadium.
By: Russell Korando
Eureka’s first two games were decided by a two-point conversion.
