Hank Domin is a managing producer at syracuse.com. He specializes in covering a wide range of sports topics, including individual and team sports, competitive sports, and sports broadcasting. Hank's work has been featured in NY Cannabis Insider and syracuse.com.
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Hank Domin's articles primarily focus on local sports events and announcements in the Syracuse, New York area. Given this localized focus, Hank would likely be receptive to pitches related to high school sports events, particularly basketball, soccer, and field hockey within the Section III region.
If you have a story about an exceptional player or team achievement within these areas or want to announce upcoming sporting events for coverage consideration in the Section III region of New York State , reaching out to Hank could provide good visibility.
Local businesses looking to sponsor or promote their involvement with high school sports may also find opportunities for coverage by engaging with Hank.
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By: Hank Domin
American Hailey Baptiste upset the world No. 1 Aryna Sabalenka in the quarterfinals.
By: Hank Domin
In the other semifinal, Alexander Zverev faces Alexander Blockx.
By: Hank Domin
Andreeva will be playing for her third WTA 1000 title.
By: Hank Domin
The top two seeds in the tournament have reached the championship match.
By: Hank Domin
Men's quarterfinal and women's semifinal matches will take place on Thursday.
By: Hank Domin
Two men's semifinal matches will be played on Friday.
By: Hank Domin
The U.S. and Canada met at the Olympics in February, when the Americans prevailed 2-1 in overtime to take the gold medal.
Kentucky Derby runner-up Renegade is the morning line favorite.
By: Hank Domin
Three New York high school flag football teams will be crowned state champions on Sunday.
By: Hank Domin
| The best high school girls lacrosse teams in New York will try to reach the state championship on Friday in Cortland.
