George Pohly is a Local Sports Editor at The Macomb Daily. With a focus on competitive sports, including football, soccer, NASCAR, and golf, he brings extensive expertise in sports business and marketing. His work has been featured in several publications, including Press & Guide Newspapers and The Oakland Press.
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George Pohly's focus is primarily on local sports events in Michigan, particularly high school sports like basketball and football. Given his extensive event coverage, he would likely welcome pitches related to upcoming local sporting events, exclusive interviews with athletes or coaches, and human-interest stories within the local sports community.
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By: George Pohly
The admiration was mutual.
By: George Pohly
BROOKLYN, Mich – There were “a lot of emotions” on an “indescribable” day.
By: George Pohly
Violet Hrabovsky took along a memento to remind her of 2023. Now she's in line to get another one.
By: George Pohly
Jackson Malburg carried Armada to an historic football victory. The junior back rushed for seven touchdowns Friday night to lead the Tigers to a 63-0 victory over Hazel Park and Armada's first district championship.
By: George Pohly
Jackson Malburg carried Armada to an historic football victory.
By: George Pohly
Notre Dame Prep extended its football season on a night of milestones.
Anchor Bay coach Bob Schroeder is seen on the sideline during a MAC Red Division game against Eisenhower on Sept. 20, 2024. An assistant, Schroeder filled in for head coach Mike Giannone for the Tars’ final six games of the season. (DAVID DALTON — For MediaNews Group, file)
By: George Pohly
Bob Schroeder didn't expect a “defining moment” during the football season would lead to him receiving a coaching award.
George Pohly | Macomb Daily Even in an off color, Romeo's girls cross country team can run with the best.
Far from home and with mud on their spikes, Romeo's cross country runners had an “awesome” ending to their season.
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