My blogs

Hoops on the Lake

M-State Football Connection

Blogs I follow

Twin Cities Boys Hoops

Winona State Men's Basketball

About me

Location	Wayzata, MN
Introduction	I'm currently the one-and-only sports writer for the Lakeshore Weekly News, a large publication that serves several communities in what's know as the Lake Minnetonka area west of Minneapolis (see map at bottom of page). Every Tuesday, more than 25,000 copies are printed and distributed. I am responsible for covering some of the largest high schools in the state, including Hopkins, Wayzata, Minnetonka and Robbinsdale Armstrong, just to name a few. Before I took this job in August of 2008, I worked as a full-time sports writer for the Chippewa Herald in Chippewa Falls, Wis.(just north of Eau Claire) for two years. Before that, I spent almost three years at the Winona Daily News while in college where I had a chance to travel to Springfield, Mass. and cover the unforgettable 2006 NCAA Division II National men's basketball Championship. Needless to say, I love high school and college basketball. My opinions are not only passionate, but educated. I hope you enjoy and encourage any feedback. The opinions and views of this blog do not reflect those of the Lakeshore Weekly News.

Location

Wayzata, MN

Introduction

I'm currently the one-and-only sports writer for the Lakeshore Weekly News, a large publication that serves several communities in what's know as the Lake Minnetonka area west of Minneapolis (see map at bottom of page). Every Tuesday, more than 25,000 copies are printed and distributed. I am responsible for covering some of the largest high schools in the state, including Hopkins, Wayzata, Minnetonka and Robbinsdale Armstrong, just to name a few. Before I took this job in August of 2008, I worked as a full-time sports writer for the Chippewa Herald in Chippewa Falls, Wis.(just north of Eau Claire) for two years. Before that, I spent almost three years at the Winona Daily News while in college where I had a chance to travel to Springfield, Mass. and cover the unforgettable 2006 NCAA Division II National men's basketball Championship. Needless to say, I love high school and college basketball. My opinions are not only passionate, but educated. I hope you enjoy and encourage any feedback. The opinions and views of this blog do not reflect those of the Lakeshore Weekly News.