Alex Topor is an Author at various publications including Yahoo News and the Sharon Herald. He focuses on themes related to sports, covering both team and individual sports, as well as the business aspects of competitive sports. His work has been featured in notable outlets such as Yahoo Sports UK, Indiana Printing and Publishing Company, and LNP | LancasterOnline.
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Alex Topor's coverage heavily focuses on local sports events, particularly high school sports in Crawford County. If you are looking to pitch a story or source for an article, consider offering insights related to upcoming local sporting events or providing expert commentary on the performance of local teams and athletes.
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The Cambridge Springs Blue Devils celebrate after winning a state quarterfinal game last season. Meadville Tribune file photo
By: Alex Topor
Meadville graduate Jack Burchard poses with the regional championship trophy. Contributed photo
Saegertown’s Levi Gardner pitched into the sixth inning against Maplewood on Friday. Shannon roae/Meadville Tribune
By: Alex Topor
Amarius Foster and the Meadville basketball team will compete in Class 4A next season.
By: Alex Topor
SHANNON ROAE/Meadville Tribune Kayla Crawford high-fives a coach during Friday’s win over Maplewood.
By: Alex Topor
Titusville's Aaron Burrows (middle) is seen in the 200 meter, where he finished third.
By: Alex Topor
Meadville’s Brennen Dinsmore (left), Tymir Phillips (middle) and Megan Puleio each medaled at the Class 3A PIAA track and field championship on Friday and Saturday.
Cambridge Springs’ Morgan Dunton and Quinn Eaglen (5) hoist the District 10 championship trophy after defeating West Middlesex 7-1 in the D-10 Class 1A championship on Monday.
By: Alex Topor
COCHRANTON — Saegertown (12-3) stole a set from its arch-rival, but the Meadville Bulldogs (16-0) are inevitable. The ‘Dogs beat the Panthers 3-1 (25-10, 21-25, 25-14, 25-17) at Cochranton High School on Wednesday to claim the District 10 Class 2A boys volleyball title. It was the third straight D-10 title for the Bulldogs […]
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