Eric Kerr is a Sports Reporter at MyNBC5. He covers a wide range of topics within the realm of sports, including individual and team sports, competitive tournaments, and the intersection of sports with technology and planning. Eric's work has been featured in KCCI-TV, KCRA 3 & My58 Television, NBC5 News, WBAL-TV 11 Baltimore, and Hackerlap.
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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.
Given his strong emphasis on event coverage, he may welcome pitches about upcoming games or tournaments featuring notable athletes from the specified geographic region. Additionally, stories highlighting personal triumphs or unique narratives of local athletes could also resonate with him.
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Vermont Clover FC features over 20 Vermonters, four Clinton County natives gearing up for first exhibition
Two timely end-of-first-half goals punch the Greens' ticket to the USL W Semifinals
Watertown downs Plattsburgh in a 7-4 finish in the New York District 37 semifinals
Middlebury, VT native returns to his hometown campus after spending over a decade with North Dakota State
Plattsburgh native Warren Miller reflects on transferring to a power five school on the diamond
Olivia Shippee secures third straight USL Playoff shutout, Green blank Asheville City SC 1-0
By: Eric Kerr
Plattsburgh's Braydon Caraballo reflects on continuing his sprinting career with a NCAA Division I Program
Lake Monsters tally three sixth inning runs to take 3-2 win over the Westfield Starfires
A three-run second inning helps the Nighthawks take down the Mystic Schooners 7-6
Dominic Pucetti strikes out five batters in just over four innings leading to 10-9 Surge win over North Country Thunderbirds
