Carey Phillips is a Sports Editor for The Sylva Herald. With a focus on local sports, Carey covers a wide range of events and games, providing in-depth coverage and analysis for readers. From high school rivalries to college matchups, Carey brings the excitement of the sports world to the community.
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Carey Phillips' focus is primarily on event coverage and evolving stories related to various sports, including wrestling, basketball, track and field, swimming, and college athletics. Pitches should highlight unique story angles or access to athletes and coaches involved in the events covered.
Given Carey's focus on reporting specific match outcomes and team performances, she may be interested in receiving post-event analysis from experts within these sports. This could include insights into player performance or strategic decisions made during the events covered.
As there is no specified geographic focus for Carey's articles, pitches can relate to sporting events at any location as long as they align with the specific sport themes covered by her.
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Inductees into the Jackson County Athletic Hall of Fame at Saturday’s banquet were, from left: Johnny Jaimez, Chris Hess and Lindsey Lewis Graci.
File photo from 2017: Smoky Mountain second baseman Hannah King fields a ground ball in a 7-2 softball loss at Brevard.
Asheville’s Khadia Spencer drove in the winning run with a dribbler down the first base line in the ninth inning as the Lady Cougars edged Smoky Mountain 5-4 on March
Asheville rallied from a 5-2 deficit in the final 12 minutes of regulation then claimed a 6-5 non-conference soccer win over Smoky Mountain in overtime on Sept. 3 at Carr
Smoky Mountain overcame an early 3-0 deficit Friday to claim an 8-3 non-conference baseball victory at Asheville.
Smoky Mountain used a strong defensive effort to take a 39-35 Western North Carolina Athletic Conference women’s basketball victory on Dec. 10 at West Henderson.
Wofford built a big lead and held off Western Carolina down the stretch to hand the Catamounts their first Southern Conference men’s basketball loss of the season 71-60 on Jan.
Wofford will visit Western Carolina on Saturday for a Southern Conference football game.
Smoky Mountain trailed by 14 points in the first half and led by 14 in the second half Friday before settling for a 59-52 Western North Carolina Athletic Conference women’s
Smoky Mountain’s wrestlers lost three Western North Carolina Athletic Conference matches during the past week to fall to 11-19 overall and 1-7 in the league.
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