Greg Wickliffe is a Sports Reporter at various publications, including the Associated Press and Brattleboro Reformer. He covers a wide range of sports topics, with a focus on competitive sports, sports business, and broadcasting, as well as specific interests in basketball, football, baseball, softball, and soccer. Greg's work has been featured in notable outlets such as the Citrus County Chronicle, Ottumwa Courier, and MLive, showcasing his extensive expertise in the sports journalism field.
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Ann Arbor, United States (Local)
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Greg Wickliffe's primary focus is on local sports, particularly high school and college basketball and football in the Ann Arbor area of Michigan. Given this, he would likely be interested in receiving pitches related to upcoming games, player profiles, team performance insights, or any significant events happening within these local sports communities.
As Greg focuses primarily on event coverage and announcements related to sports activities in his specified geographic region, individuals or organizations with news about local sporting events such as game schedules, match results or athlete achievements are likely to garner his attention.
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ANN ARBOR – There's no telling how far Ann Arbor Huron's boys basketball team can go when Macari Moore doesn't have to be the No. 1 scoring option each night.
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| ANN ARBOR – It was Dominic Krzesowiak's first experience with the fierce rivalry, and he rose to the occasion.
| ANN ARBOR – The Michigan high school girls basketball season is underway and the top teams from the Ann Arbor area have already hit the ground running with successful starts.
Brandon Rawls will be heading to a Power 4 program after starring at Saginaw Valley State.
The 2023-24 Michigan high school football postseason saw both highs and lows in attendance, though its spot as the most attended sporting event remains in tact.
Cole McElvany transitioned to a full-time linebacker during his three years at Eastern Michigan.
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