Alicia Caple is a journalist based in Circleville, Ohio, focusing on local sports coverage. She has written for the Circleville Herald and her work has also appeared in The Athens Messenger. Alicia's articles highlight the achievements and victories of local athletes and teams, capturing the excitement and dedication of the Circleville community.
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Alicia Caple's coverage is primarily focused on local sports events, particularly high school sports such as wrestling, basketball, soccer, and track and field in the United States, Ohio region. She seems to cover event highlights extensively.
Given her focus on local sporting events and achievements, pitches should revolve around interesting narratives or exceptional performances by athletes within the specified geographic area. Pitches can include human-interest stories about perseverance or unique accomplishments of local teams or athletes. Offering exclusive interviews with young talents or coaches involved in these sporting events could also be effective for engagement.
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ASHVILLE – After defeating Worthington Kilbourne 10-7, Teays Valley is heading to the third round of playoffs this Friday.
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Earlier this month, the 2024 Mid-State League (MSL) girls' cross country honors were released.
2024 All-Ohio Capital Conference (OCC) Buckeye Division girls’ volleyball honors.
By: Alicia Caple
Avery Hines, daughter of Aubrey and Andy Hines, and shoots with the Pickaway Diablo’s Jr. Competitive Marksmanship Club, had a very impressive summer.
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By: Alicia Caple
Last month, the 2024 All-SVC boys' golf honors were released.
Earlier this month, the 2024 Mid-State League (MSL) Buckeye Division boys' cross country honors were released.
Teays Valley's first season in the OCC came to an end Friday after falling to Massillon Washington 48-14
Earlier this month, the 2024 All-Ohio Capital Conference (OCC) girls' soccer honors were released.
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