Dan Sostek is a sports reporter for PennLive.com, focusing on local sports in the Harrisburg, Pennsylvania area. He has a passion for covering high school and college sports, as well as professional sports teams in the region. His work has also been featured in the Calhoun Times and LNP | LancasterOnline.
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Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States (Local)
Dan Sostek's articles overwhelmingly focus on local sports events, particularly basketball in the Harrisburg area. His coverage heavily emphasizes event reporting and announcements related to high school sports in Pennsylvania.
For those looking to engage with Dan, offering exclusive insights or access to players, coaches, or behind-the-scenes of high school basketball games would likely be well-received. Additionally, providing unique perspectives on game outcomes and player performances could also capture his interest.
Given the hyper-local nature of Dan's coverage, pitches should specifically address how they relate to the Harrisburg area and its surrounding communities.
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By: Dan Sostek
Even with a strong pitching performance, Greencastle-Antrim couldn't get past South Western in a non-conference tilt on Thursday.
By: Dan Sostek
Runs were aplenty in the non-conference matchup.
By: Dan Sostek
Central Dauphin's power was on display Thursday in Lewistown, as the Rams softball team cruised to a 14-3 win over Mifflin County in five innings.
| Mechanicsburg picked up another big win in the Keystone Division on Thursday, topping Lower Dauphin 7-5 in Hummelstown.
By: Dan Sostek
Alexis Kline is one of the area's top two-way players in softball, and showed it on Thursday. • Sign up for PennLive's new high school sports newsletter here
Ebert provided the pop and Maitrejean's arm delivered the Trojans the win.
Noted for her powerful voice during the show's popular fifth season, former American Idol top-10 finisher Mandisa has passed away at the age of 47.
By: Dan Sostek
The Nittany Lion legend would follow in the footsteps of Bo Nickal, Phil Davis, Pat Cummins and other PSU stars to make the move to the octagon.
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