Gunter Schroeder is a local journalist based in Marietta, Georgia. He writes for several publications, including the Marietta Daily Journal, Gwinnett Daily Post, and Cherokee Tribune Ledger-News. Gunter covers a range of local sports stories, with a focus on high school athletics and community events.
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Gunter Schroeder's coverage primarily revolves around local sports events, particularly high school basketball games and playoffs. His focus is on providing event coverage and announcements.
Given the emphasis on local sports, Gunter would likely be interested in pitches related to upcoming high school basketball games, playoff matchups, team performances, and player profiles within the Marietta area of Georgia.
Sources with insights into local high school basketball teams' dynamics, strategies for achieving victories or building momentum during playoffs, or those who can provide insider perspectives on rivalries between schools may find success in pitching stories to Gunter.
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From Year 1 to Year 2, there's been noticeable improvement for Campbell under Jeff Phillips' tenure.
While Kennesaw Mountain coach Caleb Carmean said earlier this season he expected to face tough competition in the state of Georgia no matter what region his team found themselves in, the pathway to victory has become more simplified than he and his team may have expected in Region 5AAAAA.
It’s been a tumultuous season for Mount Paran - both on and off the field.
By: Gunter Schroeder
Change has been constant for Mount Paran this season - on and off the field.
Going into the playoffs, North Cobb Christian has proven to be one of the strongest Class AA teams in the state, and they'll have one more chance to prove it against Union County this Friday.
Off the back of a shutout 38-0 loss at rival McEachern on Oct. 11, Pebblebrook coach Michael Woolridge made sure his team knew each of their remaining three region games
Despite a big loss at the hands of Wesleyan two weeks ago, Mount Paran still finds itself in with a chance at a playoff run starting this Friday, when they
LOGANVILLE -- Pebblebrook’s bounce-back campaign came to a close Friday, as its season ended in the first round of the Class AAAAAA playoffs with a 56-12 defeat at the hands
After a blowout loss to end the regular season, Mount Paran looked to be on the wrong side of the momentum pendulum entering the playoffs.
By: Gunter Schroeder
BOGART – North Cobb Christian’s best season, including its first semifinal appearance in program history, came to a bitter end Friday, as the Eagles fell 43-0 to Prince Avenue Christian
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