Chris Dugan is a journalist focused on local news in Pennsylvania, specifically the Washington area. He writes for publications such as Observer Reporter and Microwave Product Digest, and his work has also been featured in Management Specialist Inc. Chris covers a range of topics including sports, community events, and business news.
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Chris Dugan's focus is on local sports, particularly baseball and young players' success. If you are involved in or have insights related to local sports events, especially around baseball games, pitching techniques, or the development of young players within Pennsylvania and Washington areas, it might be worth reaching out to him with relevant announcements or stories.
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College basketball had its grand opening Monday with more than 100 games on the schedule, many of them one-sided affairs played out while fans tried to figure out who is on their favorite team’s roster and what happened to the players who transferred after last season. Those were games played at the Division I level. […]
As the high school football playoffs move into their second weekend, let's harken back a few years to when the PIAA adopted a six-class system for the sport, expanding from the previous four-class setup.
At the start of this month, we had 11 local high school football teams competing in postseason play. Now, we’re down to just two, and it’s not a surprise as to who they are. Peters Township in Class 5A, and Fort Cherry in Class A, will be playing this week to run it back. Both […]
Former Canon-McMillan head coach Brian Krenzelak has been hired as the first women's wrestling coach at Washington & Jefferson, the school announced Monday.
Though Fort Cherry is still playing football, the high school winter sports seasons will begin Friday. If that late-November start date seems a bit early, that's because it is indeed earlier than normal. For several decades the start of the PIAA's winter sports seasons was the first Friday in December.
The Frontier League ballclub announced Thursday that the current turf, which was installed prior to the 2011 season, will be replaced with a new FieldTurf synthetic playing surface. Removal of the old turf is scheduled to begin today.
The Wild Things are returning a key hitter in the middle of their lineup as first baseman Andrew Czech has signed for the 2025 Frontier League season, the club announced Tuesday. The signing came one day after Czech became a free agent. The left-handed hitter will be returning for his fifth season in Washington. A […]
The Wild Things announced Friday an addition to their coaching staff and he brings plenty of professional experience to the Frontier League organization. Hector Nelo has been hired as Washington’s pitching coach. A native of Venezuela, Nelo played professionally for 12 years before becoming a coach. He spent the summer of 2024 coaching the Cincinnati […]
CALIFORNIA – Rick Bertagnolli, who coached the women's softball program at PennWest California for 31 years and guided the Vulcans to a pair of NCAA Division II national championships, announced his retirement Monday.
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