Christian Eby is a journalist based in Dillsburg, Pennsylvania, focusing on local news and sports. He writes for the Carlisle Area Religious Council and his work has also appeared in LNP | LancasterOnline. Christian covers a range of topics including high school sports, community events, and human interest stories.
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Christian Eby's coverage is primarily focused on local high school sports, particularly basketball and football. His articles provide detailed event coverage of games, player achievements, and team performances within the Dillsburg area.
Given Christian's focus on local sports events and achievements in Pennsylvania (specifically Dillsburg), he would likely be most responsive to pitches related to local high school sporting events, standout players, or heartwarming stories within the community.
Pitches that highlight exceptional individual or team accomplishments in basketball and football at the high school level are more likely to resonate with him. Additionally, human interest stories about athletes overcoming challenges or contributing positively to their communities may also capture his interest.
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By: Christian Eby
Boiling Springs' head coach Brad Zell watches his team during the second quarter of a 2022 Mid-Penn nonleague game against Gettysburg at Ecker Field.
By: Christian Eby
The Trinity girls volleyball team poses for a picture following their District 3 Class 2A final against Delone Catholic Thursday at Trinity High School.
By: Christian Eby
Northern's Liv Anderson, left, makes a steal from Palmyra's Bree Aughenbaugh during the first quarter in a Mid-Penn Keystone game at Northern High School.
By: Christian Eby
Northern players pose for a photo during the third quarter in a Mid-Penn Keystone game against Palmyra at Northern High School. Jason Malmont, The Sentinel
By: Christian Eby
The West Perry field hockey team huddles up prior to its District 3 Class A semifinal against Susquenita Wednesday at Mustang Stadium.
By: Christian Eby
Red Land's Siana Imamovic, left, blocks a shot from Trinity's Kaitlin Magel during the first set of their Mid-Penn Keystone match at Red Land High School.
By: Christian Eby
East Pennsboro's Turner Barlup throws a touchdown pass during the first quarter of a Mid-Penn Colonial game against Boiling Springs at East Pennsboro High School.
By: Christian Eby
West Perry celebrates after their 6-2 win over Boiling Springs in the District 3 Class A field hockey championship Saturday, November 2, 2024, at John H.
By: Christian Eby
Northern's Olivia Anderson, left, passes the ball away from in front of Warwick's Addy Zimmerman during the third quarter of their District 3 Class 2A field hockey championship at John H.
By: Christian Eby
West Perry's Autumn Albright, right, blocks a shot from Boiling Springs' Katie Pabis, left, during the first quarter of their 2024 District 3 CLASS A field hockey championships at John H.
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