Mark Schnabel
Verified
Newton Kansan sports department
Is this you? As a journalist, you can create a free Muck Rack account to customize your profile, list your contact preferences, and upload a portfolio of your best work.
Claim your profile
Articles by Mark Schnabel
Railer swimmers claim two more state entries
ANDOVER — The Newton High School boys’ swimming team claimed two more state qualifying entries while placing seventh at the Andover Invitational. Andover Central won the meet at 368, followed by Wichita Collegiate at 271 and Andover at 243. Newton scored 144 points. The team of Simon Hodge, Justin Franz, Otis Musser and Andrew Barron took second in the 200-yard freestyle relay in a time of 1:37.59, breaking the state qualifying time of 1:38.72.
Newton High School boys' basketball vs. Hutchinson
HUTCHINSON — After strong offensive showings in the last two games, the Newton High School boys’ basketball team’s scoring prowess failed it Tuesday, falling to Hutchinson 52-37 in AV-CTL I play in Hutchinson. Newton had 25 turnovers in the game, shot just 13 of 45 from the field and five of 13 from 3-point range. Hutchinson was 19 of 51 from the field, 14 of 29 from the free throw line and had 16 turnovers, six in the fourth quarter.
Newton High School girls' basketball team vs. Hutchinson
HUTCHINSON — The Newton High School girls’ basketball team has been finding ways to play with top teams for five, 10, even 15 minutes or more. The Railers are still looking for that complete game, falling to Hutchinson 61-32 Tuesday in AV-CTL I play in Hutchinson. Newton was hampered by 25 turnovers and 13 of 39 shooting. Hutchinson had nine turnovers and hit 25 of 47 from the field. “We weren’t locked in today,” Newton coach Tavis Leake said. “We didn’t do a lot of things right today.
Area basketball roundup
Prep girls Bluebird Classic Burrton 37, Elyria Chr. 33 (OT) GOESSEL — The Burrton Charger girls claimed third place at the Bluebird Classic with a 37-33 win over Elyria Christian Saturday in overtime at the Bluebird Classic. Burrton led 4-0 after the first quarter and 12-7 at the half. The Chargers outscored the Eagles 15-8 from the free throw line. Cassie Dunlavy led Burrton with 18 points. Ryland Hawkinson scored 14 points for Elyria Christian. Burrton is 3-1 and hosts Peabody-Burns Tuesday.
Bethel College men's basketball vs. Tabor
HILLSBORO — For the second straight game, the Bethel College men’s basketball team had the hot hand from the field, leading to an 84-51 win over arch rival Tabor Monday night in KCAC play in Hillsboro. Bethel finished the night 32 of 68 shooting, 12 of 21 from 3-point range. Tabor was held to 19 of 60 from the field, five of 22 from 3-point range and eight of 20 from the free throw line. Down 8-6, Bethel made a 10-0 run.
Bethel College basketball roundup
Bethel men win third straight The Bethel College men’s basketball team claimed its third straight win, stopping Sterling College 87-72 Saturday at Thresher Gym. Bethel trailed 38-37 at the half, but made a 21-5 run in the first six minutes of the second half. The Threshers led by as many as 23 in the second half. Sterling was able to cut the deficit late. Bethel finished 34 of 64 from the field for 53.1 percent, 12 of 25 from 3-point range.
Newton wrestlers claim three titles at Goodwill Invitational
DOUGLASS — The Newton High School boys’ wrestling team claimed three titles and six other medals, taking second Saturday at the 69th Douglass Goodwill Invitational. Augusta edged the Railers 209-190 for the team title. Derby was third at 169.5, followed by Abilene at 101.5 and Douglass at 85.5. “It was awesome,” Newton coach Tommy Edgmon said. “This was a good tournament for us. It was just our second weekend, so we’re still trying to figure out what we need to work on.
Area basketball roundup
Prep girls Moundridge Classic Moundridge 43, Lyons 36 MOUNDRIDGE — The Moundridge High School girls’ basketball team is 2-0 after a 43-36 win over Lyons in the Moundridge Classic. “Tonight was one where you head to the locker room thankful for the win, but eager to get back to work,” Moundridge coach Kaleigh Huxman said. “Lyons battled the entire game and did not give us anything easily. Emily Durst hit a pair of 3-pointers in the fourth quarter that really gave us the boost we needed.
Calzonetti scores 22 points to lift Thresher women
With its toughest test of the season awaiting Saturday, the Bethel College women’s basketball team didn’t overlook Southwestern College Wednesday night, stopping the Moundbuilders 74-62 in KCAC play. Southwestern is 1-12, 0-6 in conference play. Bethel improves to 5-8, 3-4 in KCAC play. Josie Calzonetti scored a career-high 22 points on six of seven shooting. She fouled out midway in the fourth quarter.
Bethel College men's basketball vs. Southwestern
The sequence of events in the last 20 seconds of the Bethel College men’s basketball team’s 76-75 win over Southwestern College was classic Jaylon Scott. The All-American senior used a spin move in the lane to set up a six-foot jumper to put the Threshers in the lead with 15.1 seconds to play. He then rushed back on defense. Rance Kendrick tried to spin around Scott, but left the ball too far away from his body, allowing Scott to swipe the ball. Scott was then fouled with .4 seconds remaining.
McPherson girls get past Newton in second half
The Newton High School girls’ basketball team had McPherson on its heels for the first half, and despite being shut out in the third quarter, was in the game before a Bullpup run in the fourth spilled the Railers 49-26 Tuesday at Ravenscroft Gym. Newton was outscored 16-0 from the free throw line. “If we can put together a whole game, we can be pretty scary,” Newton coach Tavis Leake said. “We have to work on doing what we do in practice in the game.
McPherson girls get past Newton in second half
The Newton High School girls’ basketball team had McPherson on its heels for the first half, and despite being shut out in the third quarter, was in the game before a Bullpup run in the fourth spilled the Railers 49-26 Tuesday at Ravenscroft Gym. Newton was outscored 16-0 from the free throw line. “If we can put together a whole game, we can be pretty scary,” Newton coach Tavis Leake said. “We have to work on doing what we do in practice in the game.
Railer boys rally to force overtime against Mac
The Newton High School boys’ basketball team didn’t have the size or physical strength that rival McPherson showed. The Railers also struggled with turnovers and rebounding, but Newton did show some shooting touches in a 68-64 overtime loss to the Bullpups. The Railers overcame a double-digit deficit in the second half, tying the game on a Dylan Petz 3-pointer with 1.5 seconds left in regulation. “It was a lot of grit, toughness,” Newton coach Andy Preston said.
Railer boys rally to force overtime against Mac
The Newton High School boys’ basketball team didn’t have the size or physical strength that rival McPherson showed. The Railers also struggled with turnovers and rebounding, but Newton did show some shooting touches in a 68-64 overtime loss to the Bullpups. The Railers overcame a double-digit deficit in the second half, tying the game on a Dylan Petz 3-pointer with 1.5 seconds left in regulation. “It was a lot of grit, toughness,” Newton coach Andy Preston said.
Halstead girls basketball team vs. Wichita Independent
MARION — At the end of last season, the Halstead Dragon girls’ basketball team graduated one of the most successful senior classes in school history. That leaves the Dragons with a young team to try and carry on the tradition. In the first two games of the season, sophomore Dominique Schutte has picked up the baton. She scored 26 points Monday night to lead Halstead to a 44-30 win over Wichita Independent. “We played a really good defensive game.
Berean Academy girls basketball vs. Wichita Homeschool
MARION — The Berean Academy girls’ basketball team forced 32 turnovers in a 58-22 win over Wichita Homeschool in the opening game of the 14th Marion Classic. Wichita Homeschool had just eight players dressed, seven healthy. That forced Berean to dress just nine so they could field a junior varsity team later in the night. “That’s a good number to force, but we also went after some balls that got us out of position,” Berean coach Kristin Wiebe said.
Newton girls basketball vs. Dodge City
The Newton High School girls’ basketball team won the first quarter against seventh-ranked (Class 6A, KBCA) Dodge City, but the Red Demons controlled the game the game the rest of the way for a 50-27 win Saturday at Ravenscroft Gym. Dodge City took control with a 25-6 second quarter. “It was awesome,” Newton coach Tavis Leake said. “The kids are trusting in the process. We’re undersized and we know that. Their coach made an adjustment and we have to make adjustments as well.
Railer boys run out of gas in loss to Dodge City
The Newton High School boys’ basketball team ran out of gas in the second half of a 51-29 loss to Dodge City Saturday at Ravenscroft Gym, but coach Andy Preston was still happy with the team’s effort. Down by four at the half, Newton was outscored 30-12 in the second half. “I’m so proud of the effort,” Preston said. “We have so many guys out right now. We just played a JV/varsity roster in two games with just 11 or 12 guys. We have guys out with rule violations, COVID, contact tracing, injuries.
Cold-shooting Swather girls fall to Southeast
HESSTON — The Hesston Swather girls couldn’t get the offense going, falling to Southeast of Saline 41-33 Friday night in the season opener for both teams. Hesston was held to 12 of 38 from the field and seven of 16 from the line. Southeast was 15 of 39 from the field and eight of 16 from the line. Hesston was outscored 25-12 in the second half. Maddie Harris led Southeast with 11 points. Katie Kueker led Hesston with 12 points.
Sports briefs
Bethel men edged by OWU The Bethel College men’s basketball team lost its third game in the last four, falling to ninth-ranked (NAIA) Oklahoma Wesleyan 75-73 Thursday in KCAC play at Thresher Gym. Bethel slipped to 25th in the latest NAIA poll. Derrick Talton Jr. hit the game winner for the Eagles at the buzzer. Bethel tied the game with nine seconds to play on a Clifford Byrd II layup. OWU jumped out to a 10-2 lead in the first half.
Large senior class to lead Sedgwick boys
SEDGWICK — The Sedgwick Cardinal boys appear to have the elements needed to challenge for Heart of America League and post-season honors in the upcoming season. Darren Crumrine begins his 28th season as the head coach. He is assisted by Shannon Murphy. Sedgwick was 11-9 last season, 5-4 in HOAL play to take fourth. Sedgwick fell to HOAL rival Moundridge in Class 2A sub-state play.
Three starters back to lead Cardinal girls
SEDGWICK — Three returning starters look to pace the Sedgwick Cardinal girls as they start the 2021-22 season. Aaron Stucky returns for his 12th season as the Cardinal coach. Sedgwick went 10-11 last season, 4-5 in Heart of America League play. The Cardinals lost to Hillsboro in the Class 2A sub-state semifinals.
Burrton girls' basketball preview
BURRTON — The Burrton Charger girls will have a new coach at the helm of the team for the 2021-22 season. C.T. Young begins his first season as the Charger head coach. He has a career head coaching record of 173-221. He previously coached at Pretty Prairie High School. He is assisted by former Charger coach Kelli Zehr. Burrton was 3-16 last season, 0-9 in Heart of the Plains League play. Burrton fell to Hartford in the first round of sub-state play.
Swather wrestlers seek another strong season
HESSTON — The Hesston High School wrestling team will look to have another strong season this year. The Swathers are coached by Doug Broadfoot, in his 27th season. He is assisted by Parker Broadfoot. The Swathers were 5-1 in dual meets last season. The team finished second at the Hesston Invitational, fifth at the Ellsworth Invitational and ninth at the Halstead Invitational. The team finished 10th in regionals and 19th at the Class 4A state meet.
Stokes named to lead BC football program
When Bethel College football coach Terry Harrison resigned at the end of the season to take over at nearby Friends University, Thresher athletic director Tony Hoops didn’t have to look far for a replacement. Former BC assistant coach A.B. Stokes was named as the new Thresher coach, the 24th in the school’s history. Stokes was the team’s offensive coordinator in 2018, Harrison’s first season at Bethel.
Meade holds off Little River for Eight-Man I title
The Meade Buffaloes took a 16-0 lead on its first two plays and held off Little River for a 22-14 win Saturday in the Eight-Man Division I championship game at Fischer Field. Little River was held scoreless in the red zone several times in the game. “We knew they had been down a couple of times and we knew if they got down, they wouldn’t give up,” Meade quarterback Torren Haynes said. “We knew it would be a dogfight the whole game. I just had to get the ball to our athletes.
Sports Calendar
Nov. 27 through Dec. 5, All times Central NOTE: All competitions are subject to change. Check with www.thekansan.com, the Kansan sports Twitter page (@nksports) and the Kansan Facebook page (https://www.facebook.com/TheNewtonKansan/) for the latest in cancellation and postponement announcements for area teams). Saturday, Nov. 27 PREP FOOTBALL (games at 7 p.m. unless noted) — Eight-Man Championships @ Fischer Field, Newton (Division I 11 a.m., Division II 3 p.m.).
Sports briefs
GOLF Wedgewood Senior Men 1. John Wilson, Paul Flores, Carvin Theissen, Jose Ramos -4. 2. Shawn Hege, Ed Hodge, Ron Deeds, Jim Mendenhall, Leo Griffith -3. 3. Ron Bogle, Roger Bratland, Jim Steele, Bob Wilson, Al Gann -2. CLOSET TO PIN — Carvin Theissen. LONGEST PUTT — John Wilson. Next play — Tuesday. Bethel women drop exhibition EMPORIA — The Bethel College women’s basketball team got a feel for the bigger time, falling to NCAA Division II Emporia State 91-49 Wednesday at White Auditorium in Emporia.
Ramsay: Thunder continues to move forward
WICHITA — The Wichita Thunder hockey team has reached the first sixth of the season with a 2-1 overtime loss to the Rapid City Rush Wednesday in ECHL play at INTRUST Bank Arena, but Thunder coach Bruce Ramsay is optimistic about his team’s chances this season, if the team can remain healthy. The Thunder is tied for third in the Mountain Division with 60 games to go in the season. Wichita had been surging after a slow start.
Bethel-Friends men's basketball
WICHITA — The Bethel College men’s basketball team just didn’t have its usual swagger, falling to Friends 78-72 Tuesday in KCAC play at the Garvey Center in Wichita. At 36.4 percent shooting from the field, Bethel had one of its worst shooting nights from the field for the season. Friends went 28 of 55 shooting. “It was not a good night tonight,” Bethel coach Jayson Artaz said. “It was just one of those games. We came out and they hit a few shots.
Thresher women struggle from field against Friends
WICHITA — The Bethel College women’s basketball team struggled from the field most of the night, falling to Friends 77-59 Tuesday night in KCAC play at Garvey Center in Wichita. Bethel was just 22 of 63 from the field for 34.9 percent, 29.4 percent in the first half. Friends went 26 of 59 from the field. Friends snapped a three-game losing streak to the Threshers. “We had a hard time scoring,” Bethel coach Derrick Pringle Jr. said. “That’s been our issue over the last five games or so.
Eight-Man State Championships
Saturday, Fischer Field Ticket information — https://gofan.co/app/events/415206 Division I 11 a.m. Little River (12-0) vs.
Newton girls seek continual improvement
Last season, the Newton High School girls’ basketball team was young and inexperienced. This season, the Railers will remain young with just two seniors, but will look to improve as the returnees gain experience. Tavis Leake II returns for his second season with the Railers. He is assisted by Page Hiebert (varsity assistant), Carley Childs (junior varsity) and Alissa Gasper (freshman). Newton was 2-19 last season, 2-12 in AV-CTL I play.
Newton High School boys' basketball preview
The Newton High School boys’ basketball team faced a lot of challenges last season, but with four returning starters back, look to reverse their fortunes this season. Andy Preston returns for his fifth season as the Railer head coach. He is 27-56 with the Railers and in his career. Newton was 2-19 last season, 0-12 in Ark Valley-Chisholm Trail League Division I play. Newton fell in the first round of Class 5A sub-state play against Topeka West 71-60.
Inman rallies to stop Sedgwick
The highlights — Inman: Jace Doerksen 16-35-1 passing, 207 yards, 2 TDs; 10-25 rushing, 1 TD. Eli Brunk 7-143 receiving, 2 TDs. Sedgwick: Lance Hoffsommer 26-40-1 passing, 343 yards, 2 TDs; 25-42 rushing, 1 TD. Ryan Stucky 8-104 receiving. Connor Tillman 3-3 PAT kicks. The play — Sedgwick got inside the 10 late in each half, but came away scoreless. The takeaway — Inman, 11-0, advances to the state title game next week in Hays against 11-0 Olpe, which stopped Centralia 28-6.
Inman rallies to stop Sedgwick
The highlights — Inman: Jace Doerksen 16-35-1 passing, 207 yards, 2 TDs; 10-25 rushing, 1 TD. Eli Brunk 7-143 receiving, 2 TDs. Sedgwick: Lance Hoffsommer 26-40-1 passing, 343 yards, 2 TDs; 25-42 rushing, 1 TD. Ryan Stucky 8-104 receiving. Connor Tillman 3-3 PAT kicks. The play — Sedgwick got inside the 10 late in each half, but came away scoreless. The takeaway — Inman, 11-0, advances to the state title game next week in Hays against 11-0 Olpe, which stopped Centralia 28-6.
Bethel wins share of title, loses finale, misses playoffs
The highlights — West Texas A&M: Nick Gerber 10-16-0 passing, 197 yards, 2 TDs; Jarrod Compton 16-111 rushing, 2 TDs; Jordan Johnson 8-41 rushing, 2 TDs. Noah Bogardus 5-100 receiving, 1 TD. Cole Oster 9 total tackles. Bethel: Camryn Harrison 3-71 rushing; 2-17 receiving. Chantz Scurry 13-63 rushing. Mario Quintero 12-61 rushing, 1 TD. Josh Seabolt 13 total tackles. Denzel Dixon 10 total tackles. Ryan Clark 10 total tackles. The difference — West Texas A&M held a 283-27 advantage in passing yards.
Record extra points lift Sedgwick to win
The highlights — Sedgwick: Lance Hoffsommer 29-41-1 passing, 313 yards, 3 TDs; 30-179 rushing, 3 TDs. Austin Cook 15-134 rushing, 1 TD. Ryan Stucky 12-144 receiving, 3 TDs. Conner Tillman 7-7 PAT kicks, set state record for career kick scoring. Smith Center: Bentley Montgomery 15-116 rushing, 2 TDs; 98-yd. interception return for TD.
Sports Calendar
Oct. 13 through Nov. 21, All times Central NOTE: All competitions are subject to change. Check with www.thekansan.com, the Kansan sports Twitter page (@nksports) and the Kansan Facebook page (https://www.facebook.com/TheNewtonKansan/) for the latest in cancellation and postponement announcements for area teams). Saturday, Nov. 13 COLLEGE FOOTBALL — Bethel @ West Texas A&M 11 a.m., Kansas @ Texas 6:30 p.m. (ESPNU), West Virginia @ Kansas State 11 a.m. (Fox Sports 1). COLLEGE BASKETBALL — Bethel vs.
Sports briefs
GOLF Wedgewood Senior Men 1. Dane Lawrence, Jim Mendenhall, Jerry Schmidt, Bob Wilson -5. 2. Tim McCreedy, Paul Normandine, Sam Griffen, Roma Mannibach -4. 3. Ron Bogle, Ed Hodge, Carvin Theissen, Ken Lieske n/a. CLOSET TO PIN — Dave Stallbaumer. LONGEST PUTT — Bob Wilson. Next play — 1 p.m. Tuesday. INDOOR SOCCER Wichita Wings 2021-22 Schedule Nov. 12 at Kansas City Comets (MASL, Preseason) Nov. 13 at St. Louis Ambush (MASL, Preseason) Dec. 18 vs. Amarillo Bombers Jan. 2 vs. Omaha Kings Jan. 8 vs.
Bowling
Bowling reports are due at the Kansan office by 11 p.m. Thursday. We reserve the right to abbreviate team names due to space limitations. We regret we can't take bowling reports by telephone.
Newton releases head football coach
Newton High School football coach Chris Jaax has been released from his position after six seasons with the Railers. Jaax was 14-40 in six seasons at Newton, 8-26 in league play. The team lost in the first round of the Class 5A playoffs in each of those six years. Newton was 2-7 this season, 1-5 in Ark Valley-Chisholm Trail League Division I play. The team fell in the first round of the Class 5A playoffs to Maize, which is currently competing in the quarterfinal (sectional) round.
BC football team ends regular season at West Texas A&M
Who to watch Bethel: Chantz Scurry 148-1,141 rushing, 12 TDs. Camryn Harrison 54-617 rushing, 4 TDs; 1-1-0 passing, 25 yards, 1 TD. Landon Barnes 64-427 rushing, 5 TDs; 5-17-1 passing, 137 yards, 1 TD. Mason Murray 37-390 rushing, 3 TDs; 6-178 receiving. 4 TDs. D.J. Ciers 74-296 rushing, 6 TDs; 25-39-2 passing, 9 TDs. Kayden Christiansen 29-276 rushing, 1 TD. Tanner Galliart 17-352 receiving, 3 TDs. Brayden Francis 7-296 receiving, 5 TDs; 38.3 punt avg., 51 long, 4 I20; 55.0 kickoff avg.
#10 Bethel Threshers vs. West Texas A&M Buffaloes
11 a.m. Saturday, Buffalo Stadium, Canyon, Texas Tickets at https:--gobuffsgo.com-sports-2018-8-3-ticket-office-central-new.aspx. Livestream at https:--lonestarconferencenetwork.com-wt-. Series — First meeting. Last season — First meeting.
Goessel defense stymies Macksville
The highlights — Goessel: Grant Bryant 3-4-0, 35 yards, 1 TD; 12-118 rushing, 4 TDs. Jake Wiens 12-114 rushing, 1 TD; 7.0 tackles, 1 int. Caiden Duerksen 3-35 receiving, 1 TD; 6.5 tackles, 2 sacks, 3.5 TFL. Caleb Burkholder 9.0 tackles. Jake Flaming ; 75 yards kickoff return for TD. Macksville: Ryan Kuckelman 8-11-1 passing, 107 yards; 21-95 rushing, 1 TD; 9 tackles. Hector Gomez 8-45 rushing, 1 TD. Rogelio Ibarra 3-42 receiving. The difference — Macksville turned the ball over five times.
Playoff spot in sight as Bethel faces Spires
Who to watch: Bethel — Chantz Scurry 135-1,058 rushing, 8 TDs. D.J. Ciers 7-18-2 passing, 341 yards, 7 TDs; 66-310 rushing, 3 TDs. Landon Barnes 5-17-1 passing, 137 yards, 1 TD; 64-427 rushing, 5 TDs. Camryn Harrison 51-559 rushing, 3 TDs; 1-1-0 passing, 25 yards, 1 TD; Kayden Christiansen 54-371 rushing, 1 TD.
Sports briefs
Bethel men win two McPHERSON — The Bethel College men’s basketball team opened the season with a pair of wins at the McPherson College Classic. Bethel opened the season Friday with an 86-64 win over Oklahoma City University. Saturday, Bethel downed Columbia College 76-66. In Friday’s game, Bethel led 40-27 at the half. Jaylon Scott led Bethel with 24 points and 12 rebounds. Bryant Mocaby added 14 points. Romario Spence led OCU with 16 points. Rashaun Coleman added 11 points.
Bethel Chantz on Scurry pays off
The highlights — Bethel: Chantz Scurry 28-188 rushing, 3 TDs. Kayden Christiansen 5-86 rushing. Mason Murray 5-74 yards rushing. Camryn Harrison 3-70 rushing, 1 TD. Landon Barnes 7-40 rushing, 1 TD. D.J. Ciers 3-6-0 passing, 6 yards, 1 TD. Tanner Galliart 2-43 receiving, 1 TD. Josh Seabolt 14 total tackles, 4.0 TFL, 3.5 sacks. Trey Palmer 1 int. Tabor: Gustavo Villarreal 19-45-1 passing, 304 yards. RaQuez Jackson 4-96 receiving.
Railer football team ends season at Maize
The highlights — Maize: Daeshaun Carter 18-126 rushing, 3 TDs. Tayveon Williams 4-80 rushing, 1 TD. Avery Johnson 4-10-0 passing, 95 yards; 9-67 rushing, 1 TD. Newton: Luke Hirsh 18-59 rushing, 1 TD. Colby Gomez 18-31-0 passing, 210 yards. Jake Schmidt 7-140 receiving. The play — Maize scored on the opening drive after recovering an on-side kick, then scored a field goal set up by an interception to lead 10-0 early. The takeaway — Maize is 7-2, while Newton is 2-7.
Newton High School boys' soccer vs. Maize South
MAIZE — A few weeks ago, the Maize South Maverick boys’ soccer team picked the Newton Railers apart for a 9-1 win in Ark Valley-Chisholm Trail League Division I play. In Thursday’s Class 5A West Regional I final, the Railers showed a lot more fight falling to the top seed of the West 2-1. Oliver Jaberg scored the game winner for Maize South, 16-1-1, off a Gavin Bowman direct kick with 19 minutes remaining in regulation. “We played with the weather tonight,” Newton coach Scott Jantzi said.
Show More
loading
Actions
Get in touch with Mark
Contact Mark, search articles and posts on X, monitor coverage, and track replies from one place.
Learn more about Muck Rack