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
The Eagles posted four runs in the fifth inning and seven in the sixth to rally past Red Land in a 12-2 mercy-rule decision Wednesday.
By: Christian Eby
Dave Heisey is in his first year leading the Patriot program. The hall-of-fame coach built a touted resume at CD East and Trinity.
By: Christian Eby
With five goals from Nico Chirieleison and four from Peter Gaudion, Trinity clipped Cumberland Valley 12-8 Thursday for its first rivalry win since 2019.
By: Christian Eby
Boiling Springs' Jonah Richardson, right, makes a safe slide into second base ahead of the tag from West Perry's Mason Sanno, left, during the third inning of their Mid-Penn Colonial game at West Perry High School.
By: Christian Eby
Jeff Lougee went 3 for 3 at the plate and Reese Young pitched a strong six innings to propel Mechanicsburg past Carlisle in an 8-1 victory Tuesday.
By: Christian Eby
Cumberland Valley's Jonathan Chang. Card produced by Christian Eby, photo by Jason Malmont, The Sentinel This is a modal window.
By: Christian Eby
In three years with the Thundering Herd, Carlisle's Maddy Coombs authored one of the most successful runs in program history. She goes out with All-Sentinel Swimmer of the Year honors.
By: Christian Eby
Two years removed from playing high school lacrosse, Mechanicsburg grad Olivia Helms is back on the sidelines with the Cumberland Valley girls program, serving as the team's goalie coach.
By: Christian Eby
Going back and forth with Carlisle Thursday, Cumberland Valley prevailed in each set, collecting the sweep and acquiring redemption from a 3-2 setback April 8.
By: Christian Eby
Steering Trinity to District 3 Class 3A silver and the PIAA second round, Owen Schlager reclaims his All-Sentinel Player of the Year throne.
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