Cory Lavalette is a Managing Editor and Sports Editor for North State Journal, as well as a contributor to The Athletic. With a focus on local sports in North Carolina, Cory covers a wide range of topics including professional and college basketball, hockey, and provides analysis and insights on the Carolina Hurricanes.
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Cory Lavalette's coverage predominantly focuses on local sports events and evolving stories related to college basketball, Carolina Hurricanes, state football championships, NHL, and bowl games. He would be most responsive to pitches offering insights into these specific events or in-depth analysis of the performance of local teams.
Considering his focus on event coverage and evolving stories within the world of sports, Cory may appreciate pitches that provide exclusive behind-the-scenes access or interviews with players, coaches or other key figures involved in the covered events.
Given his geographic focus on North Carolina and US-based sporting events such as college basketball and NHL matches involving teams from this region could be particularly relevant for pitching.
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By: Cory Lavalette
The team’s slump has dropped it from the top of the Eastern Conference to third place in the Metropolitan Division.
By: Cory Lavalette
Jason Harrison touted wins in North Carolina’s statewide races
Jack Drury left the game after one period with an upper-body injury
By: Cory Lavalette
Jack Drury's injury could give Kotkaniemi another opportunity to play with Martin Necas and Eric Robinson.
Hurricanes coach Rod Brind'Amour watches from the bench during Carolina’s 3-0 loss Friday to the Senators in Raleigh. (Karl B. DeBlaker / AP Photo)
Hurricanes goaltender Dustin Tokarski takes the ice after being named first star in Carolina's 4-1 win Sunday over the Blue Jackets in Raleigh. (Karl B. DeBlaker / (AP Photo)
Sebastian Aho and Shayne Gostisbehere each had two points for Carolina
The league’s puck and player tracking give an in-depth look at several metrics
The 2022 analysis also found monitoring and measurement issues at DPS
By: Cory Lavalette
What would each Carolina player benefit from receiving during this holiday season?
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