Tris Wykes is a journalist at Valley News and St. Paul Pioneer Press. He specializes in covering a range of topics within the realm of sports, including both team and individual sports, as well as various sports disciplines. Tris's work has been featured in notable publications such as Valley News and St. Paul Pioneer Press.
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Tris Wykes' articles mainly focus on local sports events in the Upper Valley region, particularly basketball, hockey, and high school sports. Given this clear interest, individuals with insights into these specific local sporting events or those directly involved such as coaches and players may find success reaching out to him.
In addition to providing updates on ongoing games and tournaments, Tris also covers evolving stories related to sports in the area. This could include developments within local teams or changes within the sporting community of Upper Valley.
If you have knowledge about significant achievements or upcoming events related to basketball, hockey, high school sports or college athletics in the Upper Valley region specifically, your input might be valuable for his coverage.
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By: Tris Wykes
East Ridge High attackman Paxton Baron curled out from behind the Edina net and scored his second goal of the day two minutes into overtime Tuesday
Alex Kurpis strikes out seven as Zephyrs three-hit Eagles in championship game Alex Kurpis plans to soon become a firefighter.
Meridian Bremel, a talented athlete, transitions from hockey to track and field at Alfred University, setting records and pursuing a passion for animals.
Discover the impressive achievements of Upper Valley residents who excelled in varsity college sports during the spring season.
By: Tris Wykes
Although Johnson (2-1) and Central (0-3) each have new head coaches, their programs are in differing states, as evidenced by Johnson's 55-6 win over the rival Minutemen on Friday.
By: Tris Wykes
Forest Lake High's homecoming was made extra happy Friday when the Rangers football team downed visiting White Bear Lake, 32-14, behind 246 yards rushing and two touchdowns from Mack Jukovich.
By: Tris Wykes
The start of the fourth quarter at Forest Lake High football games brings the playing of the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band song “Fishin' In The Dark” over the stadium's public-address system.
Jared Gerbino was an Ivy League gridiron monster, a freight train in size 14 cleats who powered through tacklers and gave opposing coaches fits.
