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Dave Frederick

Self Proclaimed Expert

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Cape Gazette

Preston's Summary

Dave Frederick is a Self Proclaimed Expert at various platforms. He focuses on themes such as sports, competitive sports, culture, health, and wellness, often exploring topics like individual and team sports, fitness, wellness programs, and aging and longevity. Dave has been featured in RIBBON CAP CLUB, Cape Gazette, and WGMD Radio.

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Geo Focus

Lewes, United States (Local)

Coverage Attributes:

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Informative: 72 %
Events: 14 %
Opinion: 6 %
Data Driven: 4 %
Reviews: 1 %

Themes Covered:

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Most Recent Topics:

  • Individual Sports
  • Team Sports
  • Fitness
  • Wellness Programs
  • Aging & Longevity

Pitching Insights

Dave Frederick's coverage focuses primarily on local sports events and community activities, especially in the context of high school athletics. Pitches to him should offer unique angles on these events or stories that deeply resonate with the local community.

Considering his interest in running, wrestling, and high school athletics, he may be interested in exclusive interviews with athletes or coaches involved in significant events. Additionally, offering insights into trends or issues related to these specific sports would likely pique his interest.

Given that he does not have a specific geographic focus but covers local community events extensively, consider pitching stories about inspiring individuals within the community who are making an impact through their involvement in sports and other relevant activities.

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Articles

Cape Gazette

Eddie Gaines, game-breaker and heartbreaker, passes away

Eddie Gaines, game-breaker and heartbreaker, passes away

By: Dave Frederick

Eddie Gaines passed up and away from the rest of us Sunday morning, Aug. 17. I heard via Facebook messenger from his sister Debbie, a grandmother who was a track manager for me in her high school days. She said, "Back in the day, he was so happy and charismatic, until drugs took him away from all of us. I know he thought the world of you, as all of us Gaines kids did.”

Cape Gazette

Layfield does the 'Walk of Life'at Sussex Tech

By: Dave Frederick

Purple Haze - "All in my eyes 'scuse me while I kiss the sky." – Jimi Hendrix, 1967. Blue skies and a bright sun lit up a 6-foot-5 guy in a black Ravens shirt. It made him look like a purple rain cloud. Coach Scott Layfield was walking across the green pitch at halftime. We are on the spectrum. He shed the cart and had come for a face-to-face human interaction chatbox. I have reached tribal elder status and respected people come to see me. I don’t always drink beer, but when I do, I’ve fallen off the farm wagon. Scott is working with Athletic Director Mark Quillen this fall learning things the AD does, which is basically tedious attention to small details while being nice to everyone. “I’ve been coaching football in the fall for 25 years but gave it up,” Scott said. “I was able to go bow hunting with my son and spend more time focusing on wrestling season."I’m sure a false statement is, “Everybody loves Scott Layfield,” but I haven’t met anyone who doesn’t.

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