Bill Cauley is a sports reporter for the Frederick News-Post and Spirit Of Jefferson, focusing on local sports in Jefferson County. With a passion for covering high school athletics and community events, Bill keeps readers informed about the latest scores, player profiles, and sports news in the area.
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Bill Cauley focuses primarily on local sports events in Jefferson County, with an emphasis on high school sports and community athletics. Given the nature of his coverage, Bill would likely be interested in receiving pitches related to upcoming local sporting events, feature stories about standout athletes or teams from the area, as well as any evolving news within the Jefferson County sports community.
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By: Bill Cauley
When Dave Viands took over as Jefferson High School’s interim athletic director in August 2022, it was a time of sudden transition.
By: Bill Cauley
A group of seven youth flag football players are getting the experience of a lifetime in different ways.
By: Bill Cauley
The area fall sports pre-season practices began in earnest on Monday across the Mountain State. Above, members of Washington High’s football coaching staff watch as players go through preliminary workouts on Monday at Terry L. Marcus Stadium.
By: Bill Cauley
Middletown senior Tommy Witt plays a lot of golf year-round. He played in numerous junior amateur events over the summer, and he plays well.
When Terry Rea took over as the head football coach at Washington High School less than two years ago, he knew right away he wanted things to change.
A string of three straight post-season football playoff appearances has shown just how far Jefferson High School’s football team has progressed since coming out of the 2020 COVID-19 season.
THE WEST VIRGINIA State Board of Education members, whether they know it or not, just gave both Jefferson County high schools automatic berths in the Class AAAA state football playoffs later this fall.
JUST AS OPENING day is special for the Major League Baseball season every late March or early April, so is the first week of Friday Night Lights, that magical night in late August where high school football seasons kick off across the country.
This year’s Jefferson High School boys soccer squad and coaches.
Cougars, Patriots look stronger, more organized as 2024 season kicks off
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