Brad Wilson is a senior scholastic sportswriter and wrestling beat writer. He has a focus on local sports in the Lehigh Valley area and writes for publications such as expresstimes and lehighvalleylive. His work has also been featured in various other publications and media outlets, including WTVR-TV, Deseret News, and KSL-TV.
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Brad Wilson's coverage mainly revolves around local wrestling events, tournaments, rankings and individual performances. If you're looking to reach out to him, consider providing insights or interviews related to the local wrestling scene in the Lehigh Valley area. This could include profiles of standout wrestlers, analysis of team performances, or previews and reviews of upcoming and past wrestling tournaments within that region.
Given his focus on event coverage within the local community, pitches should be tailored towards stories relevant to this specific geographic location.
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By: Brad Wilson
| Louis Manochio brings a natural versatility to the Phillipsburg offensive line.
By: Brad Wilson
| Phillipsburg 42, Nutley 0 – Rapid Recap Phillipsburg carved up Nutley like an early Thanksgiving turkey in a complete mismatch, one
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By: Brad Wilson
| Virginia Kraus presented herself with more of a challenge than any of her competitors did at Saturday's PIAA 2A state cross country championship in Hershey.
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Voorhees cross country put on a spectacular show at Saturday's NJSIAA North 2 Group 2 sectional at Greystone Park in Morris Plains.
Alexie Moreira was following a predictable sporting path. His parents are immigrants from Portugal, one of the world's truly soccer-mad nations.
By: Brad Wilson
| Phillipsburg grounded out a decisive win in a NJSIAA North 2 Group 4 football sectional semifinal Friday night at Maloney Stadium.
By: Brad Wilson
| Phillipsburg football fans have to love it when a plan comes together like it did late in the second quarter of Friday night's 31-14 win over Chatham in a North 2 Group 4 sectional semifinal at Maloney Stadium.
By: Brad Wilson
Voorhees junior Daphne Roskowski and North Hunterdon junior Kelly Shanklin both automatically qualified for next week's NJSIAA Meet of Champions
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