David Glovach is a North Alabama beat writer for the TimesDaily, specializing in local sports coverage. With his work featured in various publications such as the Courier-Journal, The Moulton Advertiser, and Decatur Daily, David brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise to his reporting on high school and college athletics in the Florence area.
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David Glovach's coverage is heavily focused on local sports, particularly college athletics at the University of North Alabama (UNA) and high school sports in Florence, Alabama. His articles frequently cover events and announcements related to these topics.
Given his focus, he would likely be interested in pitches that provide insights or access to athletes, coaches, or other key figures involved in UNA athletics and Florence-area high school sports. Additionally, press releases about upcoming sporting events or significant achievements by local athletic teams may also catch his attention.
It's important for PR professionals to consider the localized nature of David's coverage when pitching him stories. Highlighting how a story connects with the local community and impacts it directly can enhance its appeal to him.
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By David Glovach Sports Writer of 3 FLORENCE — Noah Bonsall couldn't help but grin. Gracie Mathews let out a laugh.
Anna Fugarino scored in the 65th minute and the North Alabama soccer team beat Middle Tennessee State 2-1 in Murfreesboro on Thursday.
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By David Glovach Sports Writer of 4 MUSCLE SHOALS — Keivay Foster isn't new to the art of backflipping. (0) comments
By David Glovach Sports Writer MEMPHIS — Saturday was certainly a tough ask for North Alabama.
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By David Glovach Sports Writer MEMPHIS — Jackson Bratton insisted there wasn't any kind of special backstory.
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MEMPHIS — Fred Vili popped out of the locker room and thought about it for a moment. He knew what he had wanted to do.
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FLORENCE — Barry Womack has noticed the difference.
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ROGERSVILLE — The lines have already been painted, but Lauderdale County's football field remains quiet and clear as if no one wants to break the plane. The stands surrounding the grass are mostly empty, too.
FLORENCE — Caleb McDougle turned for second to take a quick glance at defensive coordinator Brock Caraboa on the sideline.
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HATTON — Symarien Coffey looked a little apprehensive when he walked out of the Brooks locker room, like he was unsure what to expect.
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