Evan Gerike is a High School Sports Reporter at the Asheville Citizen Times. He covers WNC football and high school sports, bringing a passionate focus to competitive sports in the region. Evan's work has been featured in various outlets including Bluffton Today, The Herald-Times, and Yahoo Sports UK.
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Evan’s coverage is highly focused on local sports events, particularly in the Western North Carolina area. He consistently features polls for athlete of the week and highlights local game scores. If you are involved in any capacity with high school or community sports events in this region, Evan may be interested in covering them.
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Consider reaching out if you have a compelling story related to winter sports, high school basketball, or football specifically within the Western North Carolina area.
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By: Evan Gerike
Asheville Citizen Times DURHAM – Enka sophomore pitcher Savannah Frisbee entered the circle on May 28 with a simple mindset – get your get back.
By: Evan Gerike
Asheville Citizen Times DURHAM – Anna Williams describes herself as jittery in the batter's box, so Robbinsville softball coach Billy Knight noticed when she looked calm at the plate May 29.
By: Evan Gerike
Evan Gerike, Asheville Citizen Times DURHAM – The unbridled joy began as soon as Robbinsville softball first baseman Myah Winfrey caught the last out in foul territory.
The Citizen Times ranked the top 10 Western North Carolina high school quarterbacks returning for the 2026 NCHSAA football season.
By: Evan Gerike
Asheville Citizen Times As the high school sports calendar officially shifts towards summer, football is back at the forefront of discussion in Western North Carolina.
By: Evan Gerike
Asheville Citizen Times Western North Carolina's high school softball season ended May 30 when Robbinsville became the second team to bring a trophy back to the mountains.
By: Evan Gerike
Asheville Citizen Times The Citizen-Times and Times-News have released the All-WNC baseball teams for the 2026 season, including Player of the Year and Coach of the Year.
By: Zachary Huber, Evan Gerike
All-WNC Softball Player of the Year Mia Roland Owen | Junior Position: Infielder
By: Evan Gerike
Asheville Citizen Times The beginning of June in Western North Carolina means it's high school football season.
By: Evan Gerike
Vote for the Ingles WNC preseason running back of the year. Voting will close June 11 at noon.
