Bob Chavez is a sports editor at The Daily Messenger, focusing on local sports in the Rochester, New York area. With a passion for storytelling, Bob covers a range of sports topics, including lacrosse, and his work has been featured in various publications such as Yahoo News, USA TODAY, and the Democrat and Chronicle.
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Bob Chavez's focus is primarily on local sports events, particularly lacrosse in the Rochester area. If you have relevant news or stories related to local lacrosse events, especially those involving high school teams and players from this specific region, it would likely align with his coverage interests.
Given the extensive event coverage in Bob's articles, he may be interested in pitches that provide unique angles or human-interest stories regarding local athletes' experiences during tournaments or significant games. Additionally, if there are any trends or developments within the local lacrosse community that could be of interest to a regional audience, these might also capture his attention.
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By: Bob Chavez
Penn Yan hung with high-powered Bronxville for a bit but couldn't buck the Broncos in the Class D state semifinals.
By: Bob Chavez
The Red Raiders led 4-0 early, then held off the Mounties for an 8-7 win in Friday's state semifinal.
By: Bob Chavez
The Blue Devils were in control from the very start of a 20-9 win over West Genesee in Friday's Class B semifinal.
By: Bob Chavez
Penn Yan tied the game with 1:09 remaining but Marcellus scored the winning goal seven seconds later for a 7-6 victory in the Class D state tournament
By: Bob Chavez
The Cougars scored just one goal over the final three quarters in Friday's loss to Jamesville-DeWitt.
By: Bob Chavez
Victor initially had an agreement with Garden City to play earlier on Sunday, but the Trojans changed their mind late Friday night.
By: Bob Chavez, Mike Murphy
“In my mind, we won the bigger game, which is how to honor a commitment, maintain our character, and compete at the highest level."
By: Bob Chavez
Jim Simmons began as a study hall monitor while working on his certification and moved up to athletic director overseeing nearly 100 league titles.
By: Bob Chavez
HOPEWELL — One shot does not win a basketball game, but Teghan Trocki's half-court buzzer beater to end the third quarter pretty much did just that for the Frewsburg Bears.
If there is a defining characteristic for Nemo, it's energy. He carried it yes, but he also glowed it. It was infectious. Who among you will not soon forget the cadence of his bouncing gait as he walked toward you, a smile so big it reached you well before the physical impact of his hug or fist bump?
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