Dave Mackall is a sports journalist based in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. He writes for the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review and Tribune Review, covering local sports teams and events. His articles provide in-depth coverage and analysis of various sports, including basketball and wrestling.
Preston is the artificial intelligence that powers the Intelligent Relations PR platform. Meet Preston
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States (Local)
Dave Mackall's coverage is heavily focused on local sports events, especially high school and college-level competitions in the Pittsburgh area. With a strong emphasis on event coverage and evolving stories, he may be interested in pitches related to upcoming games or tournaments, standout player performances, team strategies, or any evolving narratives within the local sports community.
Given his focus on specific teams and matches, pitching stories that provide unique insights into these events or feature exclusive interviews with coaches and players could resonate well. Additionally, providing perspectives on coaching techniques or analysis of notable playoff scenarios may capture his interest.
Considering Dave's geographic focus on Pennsylvania and Pittsburgh specifically, tailoring pitches to align with the local sporting scene would likely yield better results.
This information evolves through artificial intelligence and human feedback. Improve this profile .
By: Dave Mackall
It had been 55 years since Duquesne won an NCAA Tournament game. The wait is over. And Duquesne is moving on to the second round.
By: Dave Mackall
N.C. State opened the NCAA Tournament where it left off in conference play — with a victory. The Wolfpack have been doing a lot of that lately.
By: Dave Mackall
For a team facing the longest odds among eight underdogs in Saturday's NCAA Tournament games, Duquesne doesn't appear bothered.
By: Dave Mackall
Pittsburgh's namesake school is usually the big man on campus during March Madness, but this year, the Duquesne Dukes are stealing the show, appearing in their first NCAA Tournament in nearly a half-century.
By: Dave Mackall
Lightning-fast layups. NBA-range 3s. Illinois' calling card this season has been a relentless approach, and it continued with a vengeance Saturday night against Cinderella hopeful Duquesne.
By: Dave Mackall
The Keith Dambrot era is a wrap. Duquesne's outgoing basketball coach already had cast his vote for a successor before his last game Saturday
By: Dave Mackall
Latrobe opened another boys volleyball season last week still aware of the dismal ending of a year ago that saw the team enter the WPIAL Class 2A playoffs as a top seed but come away disappointed following a pair of season-ending losses to eventual WPIAL champion North Catholic and Mars
By: Dave Mackall
The last time Duquesne hired a men's basketball coach from inside its own program, things didn't turn out well. That was then. This is now. Momentum is on Duquesne's side.
By: Dave Mackall
His school-record 42 points in a game at Hempfield has stood for 27 years. And David Shearer is not going to lie: He’s proud of it. Long miffed at the lack of recruitment from college coaches, the 45-year-old Shearer is humbled by such an impressive accomplishment in high school. “That
By: Dave Mackall
Latrobe is the one place Vinny Amatucci would rather be. He's a local fella, and he usually doesn't stray. “I live in the Third Ward.
(833) 317-6278 