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: Alexander Dacy
Urbana’s Avery Walder turns toward the end zone for a touchdown reception against Clarksburg in Baltimore.
By: Alexander Dacy, Chad Dickman
With its team preparing to host its annual tip-off tournament this weekend, Hood College men's basketball coach Chad Dickman is this week's guest on The FInal Score podcast.
By: Alexander Dacy
No. 5 Brunswick (13-2-2) vs. No. 1 Mountain Ridge (17-0) When: 5 p.m. Saturday Read more at
By: Alexander Dacy
PARKTON — Cross-country can be a cruel sport. But the fate of the Frederick High girls team at Saturday's Class 4A MPSSAA state championships at Hereford High counts among the most heart-rending.
Looking back on it, Brunswick baseball player Ty Kaunas said it was “something crazy” that he committed to a college as a freshman.
By: Alexander Dacy
Graham Putnam can “kind of remember” Brunswick High’s 2010 run to the boys soccer state final shortly after he turned 4 years old.
By: Alexander Dacy
No. 5 Brunswick (14-2-2) vs. No. 3 Liberty (15-1)
By: Alexander Dacy
BOONSBORO — Most of Brunswick football's second-half spiral Friday night can be traced to the sixth play of the third quarter.
By: Alexander Dacy
Frederick High could not have had a more disastrous start to its football season.
By: Alexander Dacy
Brunswick football coach Jerry Smith resigned Friday after he had been on indefinite leave for the Railroaders' final five games of the season.
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