Evan Abramson is a Sports Anchor and Reporter for Spectrum News. With a background in sports journalism, Evan covers a wide range of sports-related stories and events. He is passionate about delivering news and insights to his audience while sharing his love for sports and entertainment.
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Evan's coverage primarily focuses on sports-related events, with a significant emphasis on ice hockey. He also touches upon government and politics topics to a lesser extent.
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Given his focus on event coverage, offering exclusive access or insights into ongoing sporting events, particularly ice hockey-related content for the Carolina Hurricanes or other local teams, could capture his attention.
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By: Evan Abramson
In Durham, one of the nation's best teams doesn't just practice, but it dominates.
Spectrum News 1 Exclusive: 1-on-1 with UNC football coach Mack Brown on education in the NIL age of college sports
By: Evan Abramson
It's why it is so impressive that its student athletes are able to perform so well in both the classroom and on their respective "fields."
By: Evan Abramson
Cameron Williams, a recent Wake Forest High School graduate, wants to play professional soccer and will do whatever it takes to do that, including going overseas without family by his side.
The Triangle is a hotbed for the competitive flying disc sport.
By: Evan Abramson
The times they didn't come in first, they placed second or third. This year, as the team heads to Birmingham, England, it will bring three athletes from the North Carolina Triangle.
The Pinto Futbol Foundation is raising $100,000 for a mini-hard floor soccer pitch in Durham
The small-town kid is on his way to one of the premiere conferences in college sports, moving to Bloomington, Indiana to run track for the Hoosiers in the Big 10 on a scholarship.
By: Evan Abramson
Keni Harrison won a silver medal in the 2020 Tokyo Olympics. She was a Clayton graduate and was trained by Frazier.
By: Evan Abramson
However, sometimes the best talent comes from the hidden towns most people wind up driving right by on their way to their desired destinations.
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