Eric Boynton is a Sports Reporter/Anchor at WBAY in Green Bay, Wis. He has been covering sports in Green Bay and Northeast Wisconsin since 2014, with a focus on team sports, competitive sports, and major league events, including the PGA Championship and Ryder Cup. Eric's work has been featured in outlets such as Goupstate.com, Yahoo News, and The Des Moines Register.
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Eric Boynton's coverage is heavily focused on local sports, particularly football (NFL and college), with a significant emphasis on the Green Bay Packers. If reaching out to him, consider offering insights or news related to the mentioned teams and topics. Additionally, given his focus on event coverage, providing timely updates about games or player performances would likely be of interest to him. As he has a specific geographic focus in Wisconsin and Green Bay, pitches should ideally relate to these areas or be relevant to the local sports scene.
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Badgers rallied from double-digit deficit in second half to force overtime
A strong second half helped propel Bonduel to a big non-conference win over Roncalli at the Shawano Hoops Holiday Classic at the Kress Center on Tuesday.
Third ranked UW-La Crosse proved to be too much St. Norbert on Tuesday evening.
By: Joey Dubois, Eric Boynton
MADISON, Wis. — Reedsville edged Sheboygan Lutheran 75-72 in a back-and-forth affair at the Kohl Center on Friday.
Both Appleton North and De Pere’s state run come to an end in the Division 1 semifinals on Friday night.
OSHKOSH, Wis. — UW-Oshkosh head men's basketball coach Matt Lewis announced he is stepping down after eight seasons.
The Green Bay Phoenix men’s basketball team will have Marcus Hall on the floor next season.
Green Bay enters postseason with five-game winning streak, home ice advantage
GREEN BAY, Wis. (WBAY) - The Wisconsin Badgers will play for the national championship.
GREEN BAY, Wis. (WBAY) - Chris McIntosh will resign as Wisconsin's athletic director and take a new job with the Big Ten Conference, according to a report by Sports Business Journal
