Dwight Fraser is a Senior Presenter, Reporter, and Producer for Grove Broadcasting Co. Ltd. (IRIE FM) in Ocho Rios, Jamaica. With a focus on local news and sports, Dwight covers a wide range of topics including cricket, athletics, and cultural events.
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Dwight Fraser’s coverage predominantly focuses on local sports events and announcements in Jamaica, particularly around Ocho Rios. Given the emphasis on event coverage and government announcements, he may be most responsive to pitches offering exclusive insights or interviews related to upcoming local sporting events or developments within the Jamaican sports community.
As Dwight's focus is primarily on local sports, consider pitching stories about athletes from Ocho Rios or Jamaican teams competing in various leagues. Additionally, since a significant portion of his articles are based on press releases and government announcements, providing unique perspectives beyond official statements may capture his interest.
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By: Dwight Fraser
Following his loss to Jake Paul recently former heavyweight champion Mike Tyson’s heavyweight world ranking has dropped significantly.
By: Dwight Fraser
Striker Mohamed Salah says he is disappointed that he is still yet to be offered a new contract by Liverpool and is “probably more out than in”, with his current deal expiring at the end of this season.
By: Dwight Fraser
Striker Mohamed Salah disappointed that he is still yet to be offered a new contract by Liverpool
By: Dwight Fraser
Jamaica’s Sunshine Girls pulled off an amazing victory over the England Roses to level the four-match Horizon Netball series one all.
By: Dwight Fraser
The Sunshine girls are this morning still in celebrations, after pulling off an exciting 51-53 win over England last night to win the Rhone Hornsby Netball Trophy at the National Indoor Sports Centre in Kingston to wrap up the Horizon Series.
By: Dwight Fraser
Sunshine Girls wins Rhone Hornsby Netball Trophy after beating England in four match series
By: Dwight Fraser
Reggae Boy and West Ham United striker Michail Antonio has been involved in a car accident in Essex near London, and has been reportedly airlifted to a London hospital.
By: Dwight Fraser
The West Indies are today still in a celebratory mood, having overcome a slow start to beat Bangladesh by 5 wickets to take a one-nil lead in the three-match one day international series.
By: Dwight Fraser
Olympic discus champion Roje Stona has been invited to participate in the NFL’s prestigious International Player Pathway Programme in January.
By: Dwight Fraser
West Indies Women all-rounder Deandra Dottin is among the biggest names who will contest the 2025 Women’s Premier League auction slated to be held in India on December 15.
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