George Pohly is the Sports Editor at The Macomb Daily. He has extensive experience covering competitive sports, including both team and individual sports disciplines, across several MediaNews Group publications in Michigan. His work has been featured in Press & Guide Newspapers, RoyalOakTribune.com, The Oakland Press, and many other notable outlets.
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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 | [email protected] | Macomb Daily Trey McKinney led from stem to stern.
By: George Pohly
Roseville evened its 2025 record with a 30-7 win over Anchor Bay in a Macomb Area Conference crossover football game on Friday, Sept. 5, 2025.
By: George Pohly
Photo Gallery of the Roseville-New Baltimore Anchor Bay Football Game
By: George Pohly
Josh Morris saw something in Niece Motorsports that reminded him of the company he and four friends started. So it was no coincidence that Dearborn-based DQS Solutions and Staffing got involved in …
By: Dan Stickradt
WARREN – Warren Cousino's football team blocked out some frustration.
By: George Pohly
Romeo's girls cross country team might be peaking at the most opportune time.
By: George Pohly
ST. CLAIR SHORES – A little patience was a big key for Birmingham Groves.
By: Dan Stickradt
WARREN — A friend convinced Xavier Solgot to run cross country when they were in the sixth grade. The early returns were not ideal.
