Andy Rhinehart is the Director of Customer Support for Tryon Daily Bulletin and POLK COUNTY YOUTH SPORTS INC. With a focus on local news in Polk County, North Carolina, Andy covers a wide range of articles on youth sports, school events, and community activities. His writing highlights the achievements and efforts of local athletes and showcases the vibrant sports culture in the area.
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Andy Rhinehart's articles predominantly focus on local sports events, particularly in Polk County, North Carolina. His coverage is heavily skewed towards event coverage, highlighting the performances and outcomes of various athletic competitions at the middle and high school levels.
Given his emphasis on event coverage and announcements related to local sports activities, Andy may be interested in receiving pitches that provide exclusive insights into upcoming matches or noteworthy accomplishments by individual athletes or teams within this specific geographic area.
Those looking to reach out to Andy should consider offering detailed information about significant sporting events taking place in Polk County or providing access to interviews with key figures involved in these events.
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By: Andy Rhinehart
It has been a week for Polk County’s football team to focus on all things off.
By: Andy Rhinehart
Frustration settled along with the evening dew on Polk County’s sideline Thursday evening.
By: Andy Rhinehart
For the team sport that is football, Polk County Middle’s Hollis Williams and Brevard Middle’s Simon Robinson certainly stole the show Thursday with their individual efforts.
By: Andy Rhinehart
Frustration settled along with the evening dew on Polk County's sideline Thursday evening. Which was Madison's obvious goal.
By: Andy Rhinehart
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Polk County fell to Blue Ridge on Friday, who rallied twice in the second half to take a 42-36 victory over the Wolverines and spoil Polk's home opener in G.M. Tennant Stadium.
Monday delivered what has become a typical Flat Rock Middle-Polk County Middle boys soccer match – hard-fought, highly contested, a challenge to the last whistle.
By: Andy Rhinehart
Bored and out of shape, Lucas Johnson decided it was time to tackle both problems.
By: Andy Rhinehart
Polk County’s band played its Dreams and Nightmares show at halftime, and that also seemed a pretty good summary of the two quarters that preceded it.
Bring on the midseason showdowns.
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