Clay Whittington is a local journalist based in Central Texas. He writes for the Killeen Daily Herald and Belton Journal, covering a wide range of local sports events and news stories. His articles provide in-depth coverage of high school sports, including basketball, soccer, and other local team accomplishments.
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Clay Whittington's articles predominantly focus on local sports events, particularly basketball, soccer, volleyball, and softball. He showcases a high percentage of event coverage and announcements. Therefore, he would likely be interested in receiving pitches related to upcoming local sports events or announcements about team developments.
Given his strong emphasis on specific games and tournaments within Central Texas communities like Round Rock and Hays, reaching out with information about noteworthy achievements by local athletes or unique human interest stories tied to these sporting communities could resonate well with him.
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The playoffs are still weeks away, but for many teams, it feels as if they have already arrived.
By: Clay Whittington
For 20 area athletes, the chance for a championship has arrived.
By: Clay Whittington
Ellison’s drought is over.
By: Clay Whittington
Salado finished third at state, and this might just be the beginning.
By: Clay Whittington
Salado is second to one.
The end of the regular season has arrived, marking the conclusion of the campaign for any teams sitting outside the top four of their district race following this week.
Harker Heights fell into a hole not even its explosive offense could erase.
By: Clay Whittington
Chaparral just completed a season to celebrate.
By: Clay Whittington
Lampasas entered Friday’s Class 4A, Division I area-round game against Dumas averaging 40.8 points per game.
By: Clay Whittington
Copperas Cove and Waco Midway dominated District 12-6A, and the postseason awards reflected it.
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