Phone: +17752835541
Email: ceckl@nevadaappeal.com
Job duties:
My job as sports director is to try and provide the best coverage of local athletes as possible. That encompasses high school sports, local athletes competing in college and at the professional level. I love being able to interact with the communities around Northern Nevada and hope to continue to tell their stories as best as possible. Feel free to share any story ideas or tips with me via email at ceckl@nevadaappeal.com.
I hope to continue to serve this area to the best of my ability.
About me:
I am originally from the East Bay in California, but attended Ohio University for college where I studied journalism. I will admit to being a tad biased toward the Bobcats as Athens, Ohio, may be one of the prettiest places in the country – besides the Sierra, of course.
In my free time I enjoy hiking, snowboarding and just generally trying to get out of the house.
I think I am also becoming a decent cook, albeit very slowly.
Whenever I can, I love being around family or friends, which are spread all over the country.
While I enjoy essentially every sport that I’m aware of, I personally love professional baseball and the intricacies and nuance that come with the game.
2023 Nevada Press Association Awards
• First Place Sports Spot News Story – The Record-Courier
• Second Place General Excellence – Nevada Appeal
• Second Place General Online Excellence – Nevada Appeal
• Third Place Sports Spot News Story – The Record-Courier
• Third Place – Sports Feature Story – Nevada Appeal
The Tahoe Knight Monsters are up 3-0 on the Wichita Thunder in the ECHL first round playoffs and the Tahoe fans in attendance Wednesday have found community through the first-year franchise.
Douglas and Carson High School baseball played in a close contest Tuesday in Minden.
The Tahoe Knight Monsters return home Wednesday for their first-ever home playoff game after opening the ECHL Kelly Cup playoffs this past weekend.
Douglas High School athletics finished up this week with some noteworthy results on the field.
Local area athletes competing at the next level this spring, including Kedre Luschar, Kailee Luschar, Camryn Quilling, Jackson Davis, Niza Barton, Lilyann Lee, Mya Roberts and Anna Northcutt.
The Tahoe Knight Monsters open the franchise’s first postseason series this afternoon.
Jeff Choate made his intentions pretty clear after Friday’s spring scrimmage. He said he hopes to return to Carson High School or somewhere in the region next spring.
The Tahoe Knight Monsters (41-25-4, 88 points) earned a spot in the ECHL playoffs despite getting swept in a three-game series against the Wichita Thunder (41-24-6, 89 points) last week.
Results from Douglas High School baseball, softball and swim and dive from the past weekend.
The Tahoe Knight Monsters are postseason bound in their inaugural season behind one of the best offenses in the league.