AJ Traub is a Globe Correspondent at the High School Sports Desk. He covers a range of themes including competitive sports, sports business, and professional sports, with a focus on Massachusetts and football. AJ's work has been featured in the Boston Globe Technology.
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AJ Traub's coverage is heavily focused on local sports, particularly wrestling and high school athletics. Given the nature of the articles, he may be interested in pitches related to upcoming wrestling tournaments, standout athletes or teams within Massachusetts or Boston area.
As his focus seems to be primarily on event coverage and investment analysis only forms a small portion of his work, he would likely respond well to pitches that highlight human interest stories about young athletes overcoming challenges or achieving remarkable success in wrestling.
If you have any story ideas featuring compelling narratives of high school wrestlers from the Massachusetts region or specific events happening locally, these are more likely to capture AJ Traub's attention.
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By: Aj Traub
Barry won his rematch with Foxborough’s Raj Jetty, who pinned him twice last season, as the Wakefield defeated Foxborough, 41-26, in the semifinals.
By: Aj Traub
As the wrestling season turns the corner into 2025, see our latest Players of the Week:
By: Aj Traub
When Ryan Errico was a high school wrestler, he attended a boxing match at Winchester Town Hall. To continue reading, please login or subscribe to Globe.com
By: Aj Traub
Locked in a close battle on the team leaderboard at the Bruce Rich Invitational, Central Catholic needed wins from its 10 finalists.
By: Aj Traub
The top performances of the week came from Saugus/Peabody, Whitman-Hanson, Dedham, Shawsheen, Lynnfield/North Reading, Natick, Central Catholic, BC High, and Sharon.
By: Aj Traub
James Fodera shuffled his feet, finding the right angle for the championship pin. His father, Frank Jr. , was in a sea of spectators at Lowell's Tsongas Center, but the two stood alone.
By: Aj Traub
At a super quad with a number of the best teams and wrestlers in New England, Shawsheen flexed its depth, but Bridgewater-Raynham's Brent von Magnus came away with a breakout performance.
By: Aj Traub
With just a month left in the regular season, here are the Globe's wrestlers of the week:
By: Aj Traub
After racking up points on the mat for Chelmsford each Saturday, Masih Sadat spends his Sundays working a 12-hour shift at Market Basket.
By: Aj Traub
Given 30 seconds to hold down one of the best wrestlers in New England, Yandel Morales wrestled without nerves.
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