Bill Wagner is a Sports Reporter at Capital Gazette Communications. He covers Navy sports and delves into various themes including competitive sports, sports marketing, and the intersection of culture and society, with a focus on diversity, inclusion, and gender issues in sports. Bill's work has been featured in notable publications such as the U.S. Naval Institute, FOX Baltimore, and The Baltimore Sun.
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Bill Wagner’s coverage is heavily centered on Navy athletics, especially lacrosse, with a mix of game recaps, facility news, and occasional human-interest angles. He seems most responsive to pitches tied to timely developments, standout performances, major milestones, or notable behind-the-scenes moments involving Navy teams.
Because his reporting often blends sports results with institutional and event-driven coverage, outreach is strongest when you have direct, concrete news — such as exclusive updates, feature-worthy storylines, or commentary on changes affecting Navy athletics. He also appears open to broader context around the business and promotion of sports when it connects to a clear on-the-ground development.
His focus is national, so pitches should keep the U.S. audience in mind.
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By Bill Wagner Scrappy Highland Park nine shine in girls' softball.
By: Bill Wagner
Several former Baltimore-area high school stars now face uncertainty in college, as Virginia men's lacrosse looks for a new coach to replace Lars Tiffany.
By: Bill Wagner
Maryland women's lacrosse has a history of developing all-around midfielders. Kori Edmondson is the latest.
By: Bill Wagner
Luke Miller, a McDonogh graduate and Severna Park native, is a starting attackman and leading goal-scorer for Notre Dame men's lacrosse.
By: Bill Wagner
North Carolina women's lacrosse steadily pulled away to beat Maryland, 16-6, in the NCAA Tournament semifinals on Friday.
By: Bill Wagner
North Carolina women’s lacrosse steadily pulled away to beat Maryland, 16-6, in the NCAA Tournament semifinals on Friday.
By: Bill Wagner
Navy AD Michael Kelly is moving swiftly to implement multiple projects, including an indoor facility primarily to serve the football program.
By: Bill Wagner
They say greatness rises to the top. In boys' tennis, you'd be hard-pressed to find a better example of this than the team at Saint Paul Academy.
By: Bill Wagner
Saturday marks the fourth annual “Shell Out” promotion for the Annapolis Blues, who will try to set an attendance record for the fourth straight year.
By: Bill Wagner
Led by several local stars, the Annapolis Blues women’s team enters Year 2 as a national championship contender in the USL W League.
