Shannon Ehrhardt is a Sports Reporter and Anchor at KSBW 8. With a focus on competitive and professional sports, she covers a range of topics including individual and team sports, as well as the business of sports and media broadcasting. Shannon's work has been featured in KSBW 8, KCCI-TV, WMTW-TV, Madison Magazine, and KDSM FOX 17.
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Shannon Ehrhardt's coverage demonstrates a strong focus on local sports, particularly high school and college athletics in the Des Moines area. Given this emphasis, she is likely to be interested in pitches related to noteworthy achievements or compelling stories within these specific sporting communities.
Given her focus on event coverage and local sports, Shannon would likely be receptive to pitches that highlight remarkable accomplishments by local athletes or teams. Pitches featuring human interest angles, underdog stories, or exceptional performances are also likely to align with her interests.
As Shannon primarily covers events in Iowa and Des Moines, it would be beneficial for public relations professionals reaching out to ensure that their pitches have a clear tie-in to the local community.
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By: Shannon Ehrhardt
Bulldogs bring more experience, athleticism and physicality into this season
AMES, Iowa — Iowa State women's basketball will play its final season under long-time head coach Bill Fennelly.
Bulldogs have high expectations with 10 returning players
The Tigers have won three state championships in a row and currently have the two fastest runners in Class 3A
