Dan Barile Eagle is a local journalist based in Claremont, New Hampshire. He is a regular contributor to the Eagle Times, covering a range of local sports events and providing in-depth coverage of high school and community athletics. Dan's articles capture the excitement and achievements of local teams and showcase his passion for sports journalism.
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Dan Barile Eagle's coverage largely focuses on local sports events, particularly high school sports such as basketball and track and field, with a specific emphasis on teams from Vermont and New Hampshire. Given his focus, he would likely be interested in pitches related to upcoming or ongoing local sporting events, profiles of standout athletes or coaches from the covered area, as well as features on rivalries between schools.
Pitches offering in-depth analysis of evolving stories around local high school sports events or announcements regarding significant changes within these teams could also capture Dan's attention. Additionally, providing exclusive interviews with players or coaches involved in the highlighted games may interest him due to his extensive event coverage.
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By DAN BARILE Eagle Times Correspondent ESSEX JUNCTION, Vt. — The best high school track and field athletes from all four divisions
WALPOLE, N.H. — Fall Mountain scored early and they scored often as they slugged their way to a 12-6 victory over Stevens in the Kirby Cup on Friday, May 24.
The NHIAA Division 3 baseball playoffs are slated to begin on Thursday, May 30 with 14 teams vying for the state championship. Conant enters the tournament with a perfect 16-0 record and the top seed, but they should expect to face stiff competition from teams such as Campbell (15-1), Monadnock (15-2), and the defending champion White Mountains Spartans (13-3), to name just a few.
By DAN BARILE Eagle Times Correspondent FAIR HAVEN, Vt. — Thirteen teams traveled within a stone's throw of the New York border for
The playoffs are finally here for Vermont high school baseball, and four local teams will be competing for the VPA Division 3 Tournament. Bellows Falls and Green Mountain are two of the top teams in Division 3, and with only one state championship between the two schools (Bellows Falls in 1999), you can be sure they are both hungry to win it all. Springfield and Windsor are also in the tournament and will travel for their opening round games. Let's take a look at the matchups.
Like any state championship game, two talented teams will take the field when Bellows Falls and Oxbow square-off for the VPA Division 3 State Championship on Saturday, June 15 at Vermont State University Castleton. Despite the obvious talent that both teams possess, the Oxbow Olympians (18-0) enter the game as heavy favorites as they pursue their 48th straight victory and a fourth consecutive state championship.
Fresh off a season where the girls won the Southern Vermont League (SVL) B Division and the boys were runners-up, 11 athletes from the Bellows Falls track & field team earned individual recognition from the league.
By DAN BARILE Eagle Times Correspondent BURLINGTON, Vt. — Due to a scheduling change that created conflicts for several athletes, the
STAFFORD SPRINGS, Conn. — In just his second season competing in the Limited Late Model Series at Stafford Speedway, Springfield, Vermont native Matthew Winter II earned his first victory on
For family, friends, and countless individuals who were involved with Claremont Motorsports Park throughout the years, the recent loss of Todd Martell is one which leaves a significant void. Martell
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