Eric Kerr is a sports reporter for NBC5 News, covering local sports in the Plattsburgh, New York area. With a focus on high school and college athletics, Eric provides in-depth coverage of games, player achievements, and team performances. He is a graduate of Quinnipiac University.
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Eric Kerr's focus is primarily on local sports events, particularly high school and college-level basketball and ice hockey. If you have news related to individual or team achievements in these sports within the Plattsburgh area, Eric would likely be interested.
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The Eagles and Patriots end their seasons in three-set sweeps against the eventual regional champions.
The America East Champions will play the MAAC champion Iona Gaels on Thursday, Nov. 18 at 6 p.m.
Saint Lawrence forward Desiree Dubois impressed Northeastern Clinton fans with six points and two blocks
"We got a core that is skilled... I think we pick that up and go out and dominate," said Josiah Melville
By: Eric Kerr
"With hard work, dedication and all the time we put in we won't have a problem getting there again," said Sophie Pulsifer
"We definitely have the potential to win another sectional championship."
Vikings fall against the Section II champions, the Greenwich Witches.
Plattsburgh shuts out Buffalo State on the ice and wins a defensive battle on the hardwood against Clarkson.
By: Eric Kerr
Sentinels win 52-32 against the Hartford Central Tanagers
By: Eric Kerr
"It feels amazing to know that I have a set place to go after high school," Bronson said.
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