Director of Public Relations and Community Outreach
Eric Knopsnyder is the Director of Public Relations and Community Outreach at his current organization. He specializes in sports, competitive sports, and the sports business, while also exploring themes related to travel and tourism. Eric's work has been featured in various publications, including the Latrobe Bulletin, Yahoo News, and the Daily American.
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Eric Knopsnyder's articles predominantly focus on local sports, particularly college wrestling in the Pennsylvania area. He covers events and evolving stories related to college wrestling programs such as Pitt-Johnstown, Ohio State, and Penn State. If you have insights or news related to these specific wrestling programs or other local sports events in the Pennsylvania area, it is likely to align with his coverage.
Given Eric's strong emphasis on event coverage and evolving stories within the realm of local sports, providing exclusive insider details about upcoming matches, player injuries or recoveries could be appealing for him. Remember that he has a localized focus around Johnstown, Pennsylvania which should be kept in mind when reaching out with story ideas.
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The newest head coach in Division II wrestling owes his career to the lessons he learned at Garrett College.
By: Eric Knopsnyder
Bo Bassett's dream of wrestling for a spot on the U.S. Senior Freestyle World Team will have to wait.
By: Eric Knopsnyder
When Jax Forrest returned to Johnstown earlier this month, the Bishop McCort Catholic graduate worked out with his former Crimson Crushers wrestling teammate, Bo Bassett.
By: Eric Knopsnyder
Jax Forrest won't get a chance to represent his country at the Freestyle Wrestling World Championships later this year in Kazakhstan.
By: Eric Knopsnyder
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By: Eric Knopsnyder
Bo Bassett says the NCAA's recent announcement regarding changes to eligibility rules for Division I student-athletes was a gift for him and his peers.
