James Biggam is a local journalist based in Barre Montpelier, Vermont. He writes for the Barre-Montpelier Times Argus and Rutland Herald, covering a range of sports stories including high school championships, college athletics, and local team performances. His work has also been featured in the Eagle Times and Waterbury Roundabout.
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James Biggam's articles focus heavily on local sports events, particularly high school sports in Vermont. When reaching out to him, consider pitching stories related to high school sports achievements, game results, and standout performances within the specified regions.
Since James' coverage is predominantly event-focused and centers around specific games and competitions in the Vermont area, he would likely be interested in receiving information about upcoming local sporting events or notable accomplishments by athletes from these communities.
Given his strong emphasis on local sporting activities such as basketball, wrestling, Nordic skiing, cross country running, and soccer among others; providing updates about key players or teams within these categories could capture his attention.
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U-32 boys track and field standouts Ed Sayers, left, and Cyrus Hansen celebrate Friday after leading the Raiders to first-place honors in the team competition.
of 2 VERMONT AMATEUR QUALIFIER Monday, June 10, 2024 Mount Anthony Country Club Bennington, VT Qualifiers
Harwood's Trent Jordan fires a shot on goal during a boys lacrosse victory over St. Johnsbury.
Vermont Mountaineers batter Nathan Waugh prepares to swing at a pitch during a New England Collegiate Baseball League game vs. the Sanford Mainers.
Golfer Bryan Smith knew that he'd have to be on top of his game Sunday while heading into the final round of the Vermont Mid-Amateur Championship against Max Major.
New Spaulding boys soccer coach Brock Allen leads a training session during his team's first preseason practice.
A U-32 player tackles a Mount Mansfield opponent during a football game last season.
West Rutland's Tristan Rocke dribbles the ball in front of Bellows Falls opponent Quincy Knapp during a boys soccer match.
Girls soccer playoffs will begin in just over a week and the Vermont Principals’ Association may have to break some ties to determine seeds in some extremely close races.
\DANVILLE - The warmup process can be difficult for any team that has to travel 2 hours and 30 minutes to a playoff game.
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