David Glovach is a North Alabama beat writer at TimesDaily. He specializes in sports journalism, covering a wide range of topics including major league sports, competitive sports, and the intersection of arts and entertainment, particularly urban and digital art. David's work has been featured in prominent publications such as Decatur Daily, Yahoo Sports, and the Albuquerque Journal.
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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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NMU still has chance to advance in USL Cup with some help
By: David Glovach
Despite being eliminated from the USL Cup on a tiebreaker, New Mexico United pushed its unbeaten streak to eight straight with a road win over rival El Paso Locomotive FC.
3-time Kelly Cup winner Matt Register joins Avalanche's minor-league affiliate The New Mexico Goatheads announced their first roster move Friday.
Trevor Zins joins Avalanche's ECHL affiliate for inaugural season
By: David Glovach
New Mexico United heads to Lexington SC in Kentucky looking to extend its eight-match unbeaten streak amid a tight Western Conference standings race.
By: David Glovach
Court of appeals rules in soccer club's favor against neighborhood associations
New Mexico United tied its season high with four goals in a dominant win over Lexington SC on Wednesday, extending its unbeaten streak to nine matches and earning three points in a tight Western Conference.
David Glovach, Albuquerque Journal, N.M. Dennis Sanchez didn't overcomplicate things. Certainly not with New Mexico United on a short week.
Lynden Breen is the 3rd player signed by the 1st-year ECHL franchise
By: David Glovach
Volcano Vista football player and Isotopes bat boy started calling games as early teen
