Alexander Dacy is a local journalist based in Frederick, Maryland. He writes for the Frederick News-Post and BVM Sports, covering a wide range of sports events and games in the area. His articles focus on providing detailed game coverage, highlighting key players, and analyzing team performances.
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Alexander Dacy's reporting predominantly focuses on local sports events, particularly high school basketball games. To effectively reach out to him, consider providing updates and announcements related to upcoming or recently concluded high school sports events in the Frederick area of Maryland. Additionally, offering exclusive player interviews or insights into team strategies could be valuable for his coverage.
Given Dacy's strong emphasis on event coverage and announcements, public relations professionals may find success pitching press releases about significant achievements by local high school teams or individual athletes within the covered sports categories such as basketball, football, soccer, and volleyball.
As his geographic focus is specific to Frederick in Maryland but not exclusively limited to it geographically (covering United States), relevant pitches should reflect an understanding of this localized context while also considering broader implications when applicable.
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By: Amelia Slagle, Fcps Cross
Frederick’s Amelia Slagle makes her way to the finish line to win the girls FCPS Cross-Country Championship at Ballenger Creek Park on Thursday.
Thomas Johnson’s Jonathan Regules is cheered on by spectators as he heads towards the finish line to win the boys FCPS Cross-Country Championships at Ballenger Creek Park on Thursday.
By: Alexander Dacy
In a sense, Frederick High senior Amelia Slagle’s victory Thursday was a full-circle moment on multiple fronts.
By: Alexander Dacy
Before a practice or game, Linganore sophomore quarterback David Doy frequently receives a message from junior wide receiver Austin Morris. “I text him a lot, telling him to hit me [with a pass],” Morris said.
The Frederick High volleyball team isn’t used to being in this spotlight.
Frederick native Dessie Hoewing-Moxley, 14, performs at the 2024 National Solo Dance Finals in Florida in September. Hoewing-Moxley was named the junior national combined solo ice dance champion.
By: Alexander Dacy
COLLEGE PARK — Playing with the best female golfers in the state didn’t seem to faze Urbana sophomore Claire Son.
By: Alexander Dacy
At some point, Tuscarora junior Hailey Lane knew she would have to decide between soccer and running.
By: Alexander Dacy
MIDDLETOWN — Middletown football couldn’t shake Walkersville for three quarters.
By: Alexander Dacy
THURMONT — Middletown girls flag football has a friendly neighborhood Spiderman on its team, as coach Mike Kennedy calls her.
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