Alex VandenHouten

Multimedia Journalist, Sports Reporter, Copy Editor

United States

I have always had a love and appreciation for newspapers. Growing up in Green Bay, Wisconsin I was fortunate to be surrounded by great Green Bay Packers' beat writers in the forms of Bob McGinn, Tom Silverstein, and Rob Demovsky. Once I arrived at college there was no doubt what I wanted to do with my life.
I am currently the sports editor at the Winona Daily News where I cover the athletic teams of six high schools and two universities.
Prior to working at the Daily News, I was a sports reporter for the La Crosse Tribune and was the Green Bay Packers' insider -- attending every home game and practices -- for 105.5 FM La Crosse ESPN Radio.
I graduated from the University of Wisconsin - La Crosse in 2018 with a Bachelor of Arts in English rhetoric with minors in legal studies and history.
Below you will find a few samples of my work.

Portfolio

FEATURES

La Crosse Tribune
07/26/2017
Green Bay Packers: Malachi Dupre battling for spot in receiving corps

GREEN BAY - During the 2017 NFL draft, current Green Bay Packers rookie receiver Malachi Dupre had to endure one of the most gut-wrenching and humbling experiences of his young life. He had to wait. There were 253 picks in the draft, and Dupre was chosen with the 247th pick.

GAME STORIES

Winona Daily News
03/03/2019
Girls basketball: Cotter's defense steps up in 53-38 win in sectional semifinals

ROCHESTER, Minn. - Before the Section 1AA basketball playoffs began, Cotter girls basketball coach Pat Bowlin stressed how important it would be for the undersized Ramblers to get after teams with their full-court aggressive defensive pressure. "Their height is a real issue for us," Bowlin said before the section tournament when talking about the size of Zumbrota-Mazeppa, Lake City, and Rochester Lourdes.

Winona Daily News
10/28/2018
High school football: Trevor Pomeroy makes history, Winhawks roll

Trevor Pomeroy etched his name in the Winona Senior High School record books on Saturday as he set the single season rushing record. Entering the night, Pomeroy needed 95 yards to break the previous record of 1,320 set in 2015 by Tanner Remlinger. It took him less than a quarter.

MULTIMEDIA