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.
Preston is the artificial intelligence that powers the Intelligent Relations PR platform. Meet Preston
Sylva, North Carolina, United States (Local)
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.
This information evolves through artificial intelligence and human feedback. Improve this profile .
Western Carolina used a pair of four-run innings to take a 9-5 non-conference baseball victory April 9 at Presbyterian.
By: Carey Phillips
Smoky Mountain broke a scoreless tie with eight runs in the sixth inning and claimed a 10-3 Mountain Seven Conference softball victory April 16 at North Henderson.
Smoky Mountain edged Franklin and rolled past Tuscola in Mountain Seven Conference tennis matches last week.
Western Carolina scored six runs in the first inning and went on to a 10-5 non-conference baseball victory over Western Carolina on April 16 at Hennon Stadium/Childress Field.
UNC-Greensboro won two of three Southern Conference games from Western Carolina at the Catamount Softball Complex.
Both teams scored three runs in the first inning Friday, but Franklin pushed across three runs later in the game to claim a 6-4 Mountain Seven Conference softball victory over Smoky Mountain at the Webster field.
Tessa Juett went the distance twice as Western Carolina won two of three Southern Conference softball games at Samford.
Smoky Mountain split a pair of Mountain Seven Conference baseball games with East Henderson last week.
By: Carey Phillips
Smoky Mountain’s Derek Hinkle points to the chart showing him as the singles winner in the Mountain Seven Conference Tennis Tournament. With him are coaches Tyler Mulligan (left) and Jim Eyler.
Western Carolina won two of three Southern Conference baseball games at Wofford.
(833) 317-6278 
