Dave Artuso is a journalist for the Bernardsville News, focusing on local news and sports in Bernards, New Jersey. With a passion for highlighting the achievements and stories of individuals in the community, Dave covers a range of topics including high school sports, community events, and local happenings.
Preston is the artificial intelligence that powers the Intelligent Relations PR platform. Meet Preston
Bernards Township, United States (Local)
Not enough data
Dave Artuso's coverage primarily focuses on local sports events, particularly high school sports like basketball, hockey, volleyball, and football. He often features announcements and event coverage related to these sports within the United States, specifically in New Jersey and Bernards.
To effectively reach out to Dave Artuso with a pitch idea or as a potential source, consider providing insights or stories related to upcoming high school sporting events in the area he covers. Additionally, if you have news about achievements or developments within local high school sports teams or individual athletes in his coverage area of New Jersey and Bernards that align with his focus areas such as basketball, hockey, volleyball or football - it may be of interest to him.
This information evolves through artificial intelligence and human feedback. Improve this profile .
By: Dave Artuso
BERNARDS TWP. - Nineteen minutes into the Watchung Hills-Ridge season-opening girls basketball game on Tuesday, Dec. 17, the score was Warriors 25, Maggie Kiessling 21. The junior forward, team captain and only returning starter from the Red Devils’ 2023-24 team, had scored every one of her team’s points to that moment, on her way to a career-high 33 points.
MENDHAM —Seniors Kevin King and Cole Capuzzi each scored 17 points and the unbeaten Mendham High School's defense held Whippany Park offense to single-digit scoring in each of the final three quarters enroute to a 58-31 boys basketball victory over the winless Wildcats, Saturday, Dec. 21, at Mendham.
By: Dave Artuso
One team found its groove for the first time on the young season and the other still has some work to find its true identity.
By: Dave Artuso
One team found its groove for the first time on the young season and the other still has some work to find its true identity.
By: Dave Artuso
One team found its groove for the first time on the young season and the other still has some work to find its true identity. West Morris led from the outset, used a big first quarter to build a substantial lead and never looked back in handling North Hunterdon, 79-52, Saturday afternoon, Dec. 21, at the eight-team Toys for Tots Showdown at Hackettstown High School. The Wolfpack (1-2) put together what head coach Mark Schartner said was their best effort of the first three games sharing the ball, and the result was four players scoring in double figures: seniors Nick…
By: Dave Artuso
Mendham High School sophomore Talon Wehmeyer goes up for two points Monday night, Jan. 6, against West Morris Central. Wehmeyer scored 30 points to lead the Minutemen to their ninth straight victory. Photo by Jim Petrucci
LEBANON TWP. — Junior guard Madie Petak scored a game-high 19 points, pulled down eight rebounds and went 7-for-8 from the foul line to help Voorhees overcome a poor start
By: Dave Artuso
RANDOLPH TWP. - Randolph High School hockey coach Rich McLaughlin had one possible explanation for his team rebounding from a 2-1 deficit to avoid a potential upset loss to an
By: Dave Artuso
ROCKAWAY — Junior Brody Hallik’s free throw with 3.7 seconds left in overtime proved to be the upset-clinching points as Morris Knolls stunned previously unbeaten Mendham, 45-44, in a hard-fought Northwest Jersey Athletic Conference-American Division boys basketball battle, Friday night.
BERNARDS TWP. — Junior guard Madie Petak scored a game-high 19 points, pulled down eight rebounds and went 7-for-8 from the foul line to help Voorhees overcome a poor start to rally past Ridge, 48-34, Thursday night, Jan. 9, in a Skyland Conference-Raritan Division girls basketball game at Ridge.
(833) 317-6278 