Clevis Murray is a Sports Reporter at The Buffalo News. With a rich background in competitive sports journalism, he covers a range of topics including team sports, individual sports, and the business of professional sports. Clevis is featured in the Wisconsin State Journal, Calhoun Times, and The Buffalo News.
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Clevis Murray's focus seems to be on local sports events and high school athletes in the Western New York area, particularly Buffalo. As such, he would likely be interested in pitches related to local sporting events, standout performances by high school athletes or teams, and human interest stories within the realm of high school sports.
If you have a heartwarming story about young athletes overcoming challenges or achieving significant milestones in their sporting careers, Clevis may find it interesting. Additionally, if your pitch involves unique perspectives from coaches or players within the Western New York sports community, it could catch his attention.
Given his emphasis on specific localities and high school-level athletics, consider tailoring your pitches with a hyper-local angle relevant to Western New York's sporting scene.
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By: Clevis Murray
Nichols' Cody Kipler on leading the team to the Georgetown Cup final Nichols senior Cody Kipler kept it simple of having a goal of just getting on base.
By: Clevis Murray
Nichols' Cody Kipler on leading the team to the Georgetown Cup final
By: Clevis Murray
When Chris Edwards put his seven seniors on the field together for one final drive Sunday, everyone at Homer High School knew what it meant.
By: Clevis Murray
Lancaster softball utility player Leah Dowling talks to The Buffalo News after the Legends' 4-2 win over Niagara Falls in Game 1 of the Section VI Class AAA softball championship.
Five questions with Orchard Park softball player Ella Hernandez, who has a .462 batting average with 24 hits, 19 RBIs, 17 runs, 10 doubles and five triples.
By: Clevis Murray, Stephen T. Watson
Paul Nasca, the longtime St. Joseph's Collegiate Institute baseball coach who abruptly retired last week, says he left the program in the middle of
By: Clevis Murray
Grand Island's Andrew Kozlowski hits an RBI single against Pittsford during a Class A sub-regional baseball game on June 2 at Frontier High School.
In the final weekend of high school sports across the state, here's a recap of how Section VI and Monsignor Martin did.
By: Clevis Murray
Mark Layer knew he wanted one more season. He just didn't tell anyone.
By: Clevis Murray
Where Your Story Lives Todd Banaszak needed a job. Clarence needed a coach. Neither had any idea what was coming.
