Courtney Harrison is a News/Sports Reporter at WNEP TV. She specializes in covering sports, sports business, and education, with a strong focus on competitive sports and continuous education in the field. Courtney's work has been featured in 6abc, THV11, WPMT FOX43, WNEP-TV 16, and Logan Banner.
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Wyoming, United States (Local)
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Courtney Harrison's coverage is highly focused on local news, particularly in the Scranton area. She frequently covers community events, sports, and government announcements. Sources who can provide insights or commentary related to local events, community initiatives, and regional sports would likely be of interest to her.
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The Tigers are on the hunt for their 15th state championship where they will play Farrell.
By: Courtney Harrison
The Lady Wildcats have a talented team this season and hope to go into the postseason together.
After ten successful seasons at Susquehanna, Tom Perkovich will be taking the reigns of the Great Danes next season.
By: Courtney Harrison
The Black Knights scored big wins with pins to earn 48-27 victory
Martin Wrobel of Ashland lost his hearing at two years old but it isn't stopping him from becoming a successful athlete in baseball and wrestling
By: Courtney Harrison
The team of nearly two dozen students becomes the first clay target team in Carbon County
By: Courtney Harrison
The Dunmore native takes over the program after four successful seasons leading the University of Scranton Lady Royals
Results from final events of the first day of District II Track & Field produced some defending champs and some newcomers to the podium
By: Courtney Harrison
The night belonged to Gavin Anders from Abington Heights, scoring his 200th career goal in the win over Crestwood. Scranton Prep dominated Wyoming Seminary.
The 6th Bob Simons Classic had some drama with three Scranton Prep teammates tied for first after 18 holes. The winner was determined by a 1 hole playoff.
