Daniel Lin is a journalist based in Harrisonburg, Virginia, and writes for DNRonline. He has also been featured in various publications such as The Roanoke Times, Beloit Daily News, and WGRZ. Daniel's articles primarily cover local sports events, including basketball games and college athletics.
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Daniel Lin's focus is predominantly on local sports events, particularly college basketball and volleyball. Given this focus, he would likely be most receptive to pitches related to upcoming local sports events, player interviews or features about athletes from the region.
Local businesses sponsoring these sports teams or community members involved in supporting them could also provide interesting angles for coverage by Daniel Lin. Additionally, stories around the impact of these sporting events on the local community might be of interest to him.
Given his strong emphasis on event coverage and localized content, consider pitching human-interest stories that relate directly to his geographic area of focus within Virginia.
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By: Daniel Lin
James Madison head coach Bob Chesney walks back to his bench at the end of a timeout during the second half of a game against Gardner-Webb in Harrisonburg on Saturday,
JMU students watch the presidential debate during a watch party at Taylor Down Under Tuesday night.
By: Daniel Lin
Shenandoah University quarterback Steven Hugney completed 199 of 360 passes (55.3 percent) for 2,280 yards, 15 touchdowns and eight interceptions as a junior in 2023.
North Carolina defensive back Ty Adams (11) celebrates after recovering a North Carolina fumble during the first half of an NCAA college football game in Chapel Hill, N.C., Saturday, Sept.
Faye Bland, owner of the Bar-B-Q Ranch, answers the phone.
Asian students lack the resources, space, and community needed to navigate a culture of indifference that denies them the ability to grieve and address racism's role in student losses.
By: Daniel Lin
Alonza Barnett III sandwiched a touchdown pass and a touchdown run around a pick-6 by Lloyd Summerall III in a big second quarter and James Madison breezed to a 39-7 victory over Coastal Carolina
OASIS artist Delaney Westwood pours paint during a demonstration at the OASIS Day of the Arts Saturday.
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