David Pennock is a journalist based in West Virginia, with a focus on local news and events. His work has been featured in publications such as The Shepherdstown Chronicle, WVNews, Martinsburg Journal The, Charleston Gazette-Mail, and Spirit Of Jefferson. David's articles cover a range of topics, including sports, community events, and local achievements.
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David Pennock's reporting is heavily focused on local sports events, particularly around West Virginia University's women's basketball team and men's soccer. Given this focus, individuals or organizations with insights into these specific teams’ performance, game highlights, or upcoming matches may find success in reaching out to him.
Given that a significant portion of his coverage includes private sector announcements and event coverage, he might also be interested in exclusive news about the teams' internal developments or any upcoming special events related to these sports programs.
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West Virginia's CJ Donaldson Jr. carries the ball against Kansas on Saturday, Sept. 21, 2024 in Morgantown.
MORGANTOWN — The West Virginia University 2024 Hall of Fame class in attendance on Saturday was, from left to right: Chris Brooks (represented by former team mate Darryl Prue), Liz Repella, Bette Husha (represented by her sister Marianne Ly), Mark Landers, Bob Donker, Adrien Murrell and Rasheed Marshall.
Jefferson High School running back Tay’ Shaun Roper cuts through the line of scrimmage for a gain against Martinsburg High School on Friday. David Pennock
Taking him down
Mar Wallace starts out on a kick-off return, to give Jefferson High School its first points of the game on Friday night.
West Virginia University Quarterback Garrrett Greene rushes past Donovan McIntosh and Austin Romaine on a quarterback run, during Saturday's Homecoming game. David Pennock
SHENANDOAH JUNCTION — Senior defensive player Merrick Reddington battles for control of the ball in Jefferson High School’s 2-1 loss to Martinsburg High School in the regional final on Oct. 29.
West Virginia's Sam Nyenka (right) makes a sliding tackle (David Pennock photo)
West Virginia head coach Dan Stratford (left) congratulates Otto Ollikainen after the win (David Pennock photo)
West Virginia's Sergio Ors Navarro (20) attempts a bicycle kick (David Pennock photo)
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