Dave Lesko is the Chief Sports Photographer/Reporter at WFMZ-TV. He specializes in covering competitive sports, with a focus on team sports and various sports disciplines, as well as the business side of the sports industry. His work has been featured in WFMZ-TV, showcasing his dedication to delivering comprehensive sports coverage.
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Dave Lesko's focus is primarily on local sports events in the Pennsylvania area, covering a wide range of sports including basketball, wrestling, and college sports. He seems to be particularly interested in event coverage related to high school and college-level competitions.
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By: Dave Lesko
The Flyers will face off against Pittsburgh in the first round of the playoffs.
Emmaus holds benefit for school's first boy's volleyball coach.
By: Dave Lesko
Four Flyers scored their first career playoff goals and Dan Vladar made 27 saves.
By: Dave Lesko
They played 77 minutes of scoreless hockey in Game 6 before Cam York lit the lamp in overtime.
PHILADELPHIA - It was a frustrating night for both the fans and the team, with immense pressure to rally back against the Eastern Conference's top seed.
By: Dave Lesko
Zack Wheeler pitched five and two-thirds innings Sunday night, giving up two runs on four hits, walking three and striking out seven.
By: Dave Lesko
The American League blanks the National League 4-0, but the Phillies were glad to be a part of this 96th Midsummer Classic.
The Phillies stopped their four-game skid and they did it in a big way, scoring 11 runs.
By: Dave Lesko
He was on the bench from 1976 through 1998, and his name adorns the courthouse building on Hamilton Street in Allentown.
Lehigh Valley went for the series win with Brian Keller on the mound.
