Brian Heyman is a journalist and writer based in Long Island, New York. He writes for News 12 and the Newsday Media Group, covering local news and sports stories. His work has also been featured in LNP | LancasterOnline.
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With a strong focus on local sports, particularly football and high school sports, Brian would likely be interested in pitches related to these topics. This could include unique angles on local games or player profiles that tie into the New York and Long Island communities.
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Given his geographic focus on New York and Long Island, pitches should emphasize relevance to this area. Local teams, athletes' achievements or challenges faced by regional athletic programs might pique his interest.
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By: Brian Heyman
Ryan Clifford is more of an ultramarathon runner. A short distance race for him is 31.07 miles, aka 50K. But he took a shorter 26.2-mile marathon spin Sunday for just the second time.
By: Brian Heyman
Sean Forde stood out in front of the cage with 12 saves, helping St. Anthony's finish at 12-2.
By: Brian Heyman
Attackman and Barone deliver three goals and one assist for Nassau Class C/D champion Vikings.
Junior goalie who has committed to Navy plays on the Shoreham-Wading River boys lacrosse team.
By: Brian Heyman
Team believes it has stronger chemistry, a deeper bench and stronger desire than last season.
The Mets hit the 40-game mark Monday night against Philadelphia at Citi Field and the bullpen had mostly been a big relief for them through the first 39.
The Mets' ace, recovering from a strained right shoulder, said an issue with mechanics was setting him up for a potential setback.
This is what you would call a difficult seven-day slice of the schedule for the Mets.
By: Brian Heyman
Rocco Panaro made sure Centereach wasn't going to be facing elimination right off the bat in the Suffolk AA baseball playoffs, with help from the
Hills East's Gujral is following in foot steps of brother and father
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