Dan Hiner is a local journalist based in Sharon, Pennsylvania. He writes for several publications, including the Cleburne Times Review, Sharon Herald The, Meadville Tribune, and Allied News. His articles cover a range of topics, with a focus on local sports, including high school and college basketball games and player achievements.
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Dan Hiner's focus is primarily on local sports events in the United States, specifically Pennsylvania and Sharon. He provides extensive coverage of high school and college basketball games, as well as other high school sports achievements.
To effectively reach out to Dan, consider providing updates on evolving stories related to the covered events or announcements about upcoming matches. Additionally, offering exclusive interviews with athletes or coaches involved in these local sporting events could be a valuable pitch for him. Providing unique insights into the performance of individual teams or players would also likely pique his interest.
Given his focus on local sports, emphasizing any connections between the covered events/players and the community would likely resonate with Dan.
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So, Ryan Day, you wanted to be the head coach of the Ohio State football team?
YOUNGSTOWN — It was the most anticipated fight of the night. One was an up-and-coming local, the other was the national champ from Texas.
HOWLAND – There weren't too many times Chaz Coleman came off the field for the Warren G. Harding football team.
NORTH JACKSON — As the game went on, the Columbiana boys basketball team started to flex its muscles.
YOUNGSTOWN – The Youngstown State women's basketball team learned some hard lessons on the road over the last couple of weeks. Injuries and travel took their toll on the Penguins, but they were back at Beeghly Center Wednesday night.
WARREN – It's not too often a high school sees a student sign with a Division I program, and it's even rarer for a school to have three in one year.
MCDONALD — The McDonald boys basketball team found another gear to start the second quarter Thursday night.
Carl Pelini's time at Cardinal Mooney has come to a close. On Monday, Pelini stepped down as the school's football coach and athletic director.
HOWLAND – It wasn't pretty, but Howland did just enough to pull out a win.
WEATHERSFIELD — The first way Andy Hake described his return to Mineral Ridge: bittersweet.
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