Chris Gionta is a journalist based in Charlottesville, Virginia. He writes for The Daily Progress and Central Virginia Media Group, covering local sports events and highlighting standout athletes in the area. His work has also been featured in The Springfield Student, MassLive.com, and The Roanoke Times.
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Chris Gionta's articles are predominantly focused on local sports events and achievements in Virginia, with particular emphasis on high school sports. Given this focus, he may be interested in pitches related to outstanding performances or milestones achieved by local athletes, as well as stories about the impact of community partnerships on sports programs in the area.
Pitches could include human interest stories featuring exceptional student-athletes or coaches who have made a significant impact within the local sports community. Additionally, topics such as trends or changes within specific high school sporting events would likely resonate with Chris given his coverage of evolving stories within these areas.
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By: Chris Gionta
In only their third match of the 2024 season, the Covenant volleyball team faced a familiar foe.
By: Chris Gionta
Covenant’s football program, which plays in the 8-man Virginia Independent School Football League, is potentially the most unique in Central Virginia.
By: Chris Gionta
Here is what we learned during Week 2 of the Central Virginia high school football season.
By: Chris Gionta
This week's Sentara Martha Jefferson Hospital Athlete Spotlight is on St. Anne's-Belfield volleyball player Caroline Lang.
By: Chris Gionta
Jean-Nika Van Der Westhuizen's overtime goal gives the Western Albemarle field hockey team a win over Albemarle.
By: Chris Gionta
“We’re just establishing a new culture, and that’s going to be winning.”
By: Chris Gionta
With district play nearing, some Central Virginia programs are turning a corner and putting themselves in the win column.
By: Chris Gionta
“I’ve seen a ton of growth from the start of our season to where we are now,” head coach Sean Meslar said.
By: Chris Gionta
This week's Sentara Martha Jefferson Hospital Athlete Spotlight is on Albemarle field hockey player Kenzie King.
“You're starting off knowing the plays, you're starting off knowing the defense,” quarterback Aaron Fincham said.
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