Bill McLean is a Correspondent at JWC Media. He focuses on themes related to sports, including competitive sports and the business of sports, as well as arts and entertainment. Bill's work has been featured in RAM Communications, The Coast Reporter, and the Daily Herald (Chicago, IL).
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Bill McLean's focus is on local sports events, particularly swimming and basketball, in the Arlington Heights area. For effective outreach, consider offering insights into these specific sporting events or related human interest stories that align with his coverage of local sports competitions. Additionally, considering Bill's attention to Veterans-related articles, providing information about compelling veteran-focused events or stories within the vicinity may also resonate well with him.
Due to his event-heavy coverage style and emphasis on local happenings, pitches should be tailored to offer unique angles or exclusive access to athletes and coaches participating in the highlighted sporting activities.
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Senior Olivia Spieth whipped one backhand skip shot into the cage, then feathered a lob over a helpless defender and goalie minutes later Tuesday night. Different shots. Same result. More Stevenson go...
With a second boutique newly opened in Hinsdale, Lauren Peters is betting that personalized style, warm welcomes and old-fashioned in-store connection still matter.
By: Bill McLean
A tennis ball rocketed off the racket of an airborne Jaden Dai on Saturday morning. Struck from midcourt, it veered right and landed inside a baseline corner before another helpless opponent could even react.
By: Bill Mclean
Heavy is the head that wears the crown? Not really. Not when Hersey junior Matthew Sikorski is grinning between points, feathering drop shots, rifling groundstrokes and treating pressure like it’s ...
By: Bill McLean
Lake Forest girls soccer coach Ty Stuckslager barked the question toward senior midfielder Maddy Cummins Friday night at Mel Eide Field, moments before a penalty kick in a scoreless Class 2A Lake Zurich sectional final.
By: Bill McLean
A tennis ball zipped toward the sideline Saturday afternoon at Palatine, the kind of shot that usually ends points and induces shrugs from opponents.
By: Bill Mclean
Lukas Slesers went into the bleachers Tuesday night. Shins first. Libertyville parents scattered. Bleachers rattled. A volleyball that looked doomed stayed alive. And moments later, after Slesers retu...
By: Bill McLean
Cozy, Libertyville coach Jenny Smith called it Friday morning after her Wildcats motored to Bolingbrook for a boys volleyball state quarterfinal against Wheaton North.
By: Bill Mclean
Lukas Wallin did not turn green Friday morning in Bolingbrook. But after the Glenbard West sophomore crushed the final kill of the opening set, he briefly looked like somebody who could bench-press a ...
Lake Forest’s Annie McAveeney’s labor of love—Fill A Heart 4 Kids—celebrates nearly two decades of serving the state’s most vulnerable children.
