Conor Foley is a staff writer for The Scranton Times-Tribune, focusing on local news and sports in the Scranton, Pennsylvania area. With a passion for high school sports, Conor covers a range of athletic events and has been featured in The Citizens' Voice as well.
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Conor Foley's coverage is highly focused on local sports events, particularly high school and district-level soccer and football. As such, he would likely be interested in receiving pitches related to these specific sports leagues, teams, and players within the Pennsylvania area.
Given his focus on event coverage and announcements, public relations professionals representing local schools or sports organizations may find success by reaching out with news about upcoming games, player achievements or milestones, team acquisitions or losses, as well as community engagement initiatives.
Since Conor's primary geographic focus appears to be Scranton and its surrounding areas in Pennsylvania (United States), it would be beneficial for PR representatives to tailor their pitches accordingly by highlighting any local ties when relevant.
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By: Conor Foley Staff Writer
SCRANTON — His first four carries netted just 11 yards. But after that, Mason Avery couldn't be contained.
By: Conor Foley Staff Writer
MOSCOW — An issue with the clock gave Abington Heights' Kohen Stiles something that he didn't want: more time.
By: Conor Foley Staff Writer
SCRANTON — Joey Pivirotto scored the tying goal in the 53rd minute, the Comets got some help from the crossbar to send it to OT, and Kohen Stiles rocketed in
By: Conor Foley Staff Writer
SCRANTON — Not only did Mid Valley punter Jake Bondy flip the field, he flipped the game.
By: Conor Foley Staff Writer
SCRANTON — Ryan Walsh proved to be too tough to contain and scored two goals, Daniel Palonis scored once and dished a perfect assist to Walsh, and Scranton Prep ousted
By: Conor Foley Staff Writer
DUNMORE — Kirsten Navich had the space, but she was far from the goal.
By: Conor Foley Staff Writer
SCRANTON — Safe to say, this wasn't part of the gameplan for Scranton Prep. Down its starting goalie after a red card. Down a man on the field. A game-tying
By: Conor Foley Staff Writer
North Pocono was one of six District 2 champions to be knocked out of the state tournament in the first round, joined by the Abington Heights (Class 4A) and Scranton
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