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The junior reporter program gives young fans the chance to get an up-close look at the Mallards and write about the team for the club’s web site.
Elementary, junior high and high school students can enter for the chance to be a part of the Junior Reporter program and win two free tickets to a Mallards home game at the i wireless Center and the opportunity to have their story about that game posted on www.myqcmallards.com. Junior reporters will also, when possible, be interviewed on the Mallards’ radio broadcast of the game they attend and will have the chance to meet Mallards radio broadcaster Brian Lavelle and the Quad-City Times reporter covering the game.
The Quad-City Times will provide all junior reporters with reporter’s notebooks like the ones the professionals use and other official Times supplies and will feature junior reporters in the “Quadsville” online community at www.quadsville.com. At the end of the season all junior reporters and their parents will be welcomed to a pizza reception at the Quad-City Times which will include the chance to meet and speak with Times reporters and photographers and tour the Times’ offices.
Elementary, junior high and high school students can enter for the chance to be a part of the Junior Reporter program and win two free tickets to a Mallards home game at the i wireless Center and the opportunity to have their story about that game posted on www.myqcmallards.com. Junior reporters will also, when possible, be interviewed on the Mallards’ radio broadcast of the game they attend and will have the chance to meet Mallards radio broadcaster Brian Lavelle and the Quad-City Times reporter covering the game.
The Quad-City Times will provide all junior reporters with reporter’s notebooks like the ones the professionals use and other official Times supplies and will feature junior reporters in the “Quadsville” online community at www.quadsville.com. At the end of the season all junior reporters and their parents will be welcomed to a pizza reception at the Quad-City Times which will include the chance to meet and speak with Times reporters and photographers and tour the Times’ offices.
To enter for a chance to become a Mallards Junior Reporter, students can email the Mallards at jbieri@myqcmallards.com and explain in 300 words or less why they would like to be a Mallards junior reporter. Submissions should also include the student’s name, date of birth, home telephone number, email address, school, mailing address, the name of the student’s favorite Mallards and the name of the adult who would accompany the student to the Mallards game.
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