Sports Reporter at the Greensboro News & Record and Winston-Salem Journal
Bryant Roche is a sports reporter for the Greensboro News & Record, with his work also appearing in the Winston-Salem Journal. He covers a wide range of sports topics, including high school football, basketball, and track and field. Bryant's articles provide in-depth coverage of local sports teams and athletes, highlighting their achievements and stories of resilience.
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Bryant Roche's articles primarily cover high school sports, with a particular focus on basketball and football. Given this, they would likely be interested in pitches related to these sports at the high school level. Pitches could include human-interest stories about standout players or coaches, trends in high school athletics, or insights from experts with knowledge of developing young talent.
Additionally, since Bryant covers rankings and recognizes outstanding performance in the local area, consider pitching stories that highlight exceptional achievements within the context of local sporting events or leagues. These can include unique team dynamics, player comebacks after adversity, or interesting coaching strategies that have led to success.
As Bryant does not specify a geographic focus but largely covers local events such as high school competitions and rankings specific to certain areas like Greensboro and Northern Guilford girls' basketball teams among others; thus any pitches should align with these regional interests unless there is an angle relevant beyond his usual scope.
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HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL
By: Bryant Roche
Kade Moledor says that North Carolina A&T football must stick together as it hopes to snap a five-game losing streak.
By: Bryant Roche
Vincent Brown meets "dear friend" and mentor Mike London when North Carolina A&T football faces No. 24 William & Mary on Saturday.
A&T head coach Vincent Brown discusses how he will use quarterbacks Kevin White and Justin Fomby. North Carolina A&T football hasn't won a CAA game in 13 tries over the past two seasons.
UNCG men's basketball gets ready for its 2024-25 season opener against Florida Gulf Coast at the newly renamed First Horizon Coliseum on Nov. 4.
By: Bryant Roche
Greensboro has received awards for how it has hosted sporting events and conventions over the past year.
By: Bryant Roche
Mitchell Etheridge comes off a season-high four tackles and a sack against William & Mary and will play a key role against Villanova on Saturday.
“It's all about excelling and learning how to operate at an elite level, even when no one is watching,” Brown said during Monday's press conference. “And if you can do those things on a consistent basis, your culture becomes stronger and then the wins come. So right now, we are lacking some of the things necessary in order to consistently produce winning results.”
By: Bryant Roche
Steven Davis grew up as an A&T fan with his father having played there. Now, he is receiving praise for his own playing performance with the Aggies.
By: Bryant Roche
“I walk because I want to see not only our players but to cross paths with our students on the way over here,” Brown said.
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