Anthony Romano is a sports journalist at WDBJ7, covering local sports in Roanoke, Virginia. With a focus on high school and college athletics, Anthony provides coverage of games, player spotlights, and interviews with coaches and athletes. He is also involved with the Lupus y Latinos Foundation and has had his work featured at The University of Melbourne.
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Anthony Romano's coverage predominantly focuses on local sports events, particularly high school and college sports. Pitches should offer insights into local athletes, teams, and events in the Virginia area. Additionally, given the dual focus on house & home topics including healthcare facilities' openings and ribbon-cutting ceremonies for new care facilities may be of interest to him as well.
Consider pitching stories that involve interviews with standout local athletes or coaches, updates on upcoming games or tournaments in the region, profiles of rising talents from Roanoke or feature articles highlighting unique aspects of the local sports scene.
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The independent promotion is running its biggest event in the state of Virginia for the first time.
The Hornets return to the national championship bracket after 10 straight postseason wins.
The team will play every other Sunday and the three home games will all start at 2 pm.
By: Anthony Romano
Lazenby wrote “Jerry West: The Life and Legend of a Basketball Icon” in 2010.
The couple is bringing the first infrared sauna workouts to the Roanoke valley.
The seven-year NBA veteran returned to William Fleming for the sixth annual camp at his alma mater.
The benefit golf outing drew support with the goal of raising $1.2 million over the weekend.
Vick led passing drills and helped impart some wisdom to the campers, who ranged from eight to 13 years old.
Virginia Tech transfer quarterback committed to a rebuild after a three-win season.
The reigning U.S. Open champ and rest of the LIV Tour are bringing pro golf back to The Old White Course.
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