Griffin Haas is a Sports Anchor and Reporter at WTEN-TV. He covers a range of topics within the sports realm, including competitive sports, sports business, and professional sports, with a particular focus on basketball, football, and softball. Griffin has been featured in WTEN-TV, showcasing his expertise and passion for sports journalism.
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Griffin Haas primarily covers local sports events, focusing on high school and college-level basketball, football, and lacrosse in the Albany area of New York. His coverage heavily leans towards event coverage.
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Sources with insights into the local sports scene in Albany, particularly those involved in organizing or participating in high school and college-level athletic events, could provide valuable contributions for Griffin's articles.
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By: Griffin Haas
ALBANY, NY ( NEWS10 ) — All season, it seemed as though CBA and Shaker were on a collision course for the Class AA title game.
We’re set for a rematch in the Class B title game. Ravena-Coeymans-Selkirk and Glens Falls both advanced to the Class B Super Bowl.
Congratulations to this week’s winner of our Play of the Week poll, Schalmont’s Corbet Hallberg!
Wednesday was National Signing Day for Division-I and Division-II athletes outside of football and basketball. Seven Guilderland athletes celebrated their signings at a ceremony at Guilderland High…
ALBANY, NY ( NEWS10 ) — The stage is set for another installment of the Albany Cup. The Siena and UAlbany men's basketball teams won't just be battling for the cup, but for bragging rights.
By: Griffin Haas
Schuylerville has been a staple of Section 2 Class C football, entering Friday night with five section titles. They left Lansingburgh Friday night with their sixth.
After three years without a title, the Greenwich Witches are back atop the Class D mountain top. Greenwich took down Cambridge/Salem 48-7 to win the Class D title.
STILLWATER, NY ( NEWS10 ) — Congratulations to this week's winner of our Play of the Week poll, Stillwater's Andie Luskin!
The Averill Park football team made history Saturday, winning the program’s first ever section title. Now they head to the state tournament for the second year in a row, against a familiar fo…
The CBA football team finds itself back in familiar territory: the state tournament. After winning their fourth straight section title, the Brothers will play their fourth straight regional final a…
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