James Biggam Staff is a journalist for the Barre-Montpelier Times Argus, focusing on local sports news in the Montpelier area of Vermont. With a passion for covering high school and college athletics, James provides detailed roundups and results of various sporting events, highlighting the achievements of local teams and athletes.
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James Biggam Staff's articles are primarily focused on local sports events, particularly high school sports such as basketball, wrestling, and hockey. Given the heavy emphasis on event coverage, he is likely to be interested in receiving information about upcoming local sports events or exclusive insights from coaches and athletes participating in these events.
If you have news about standout performances by local teams or individual athletes in Vermont or Montpelier, it may catch James' attention. Additionally, if you're involved with organizing sporting events at a local level within his geographic focus area, reaching out to provide details could lead to potential coverage or interest from him.
It would also be beneficial to offer human-interest angles within the context of these sporting events as James seems keen on reporting not only results but also personal achievements and milestones.
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Harwood's Brycen Scharf heads the ball toward the goal during Tuesday's Division II boys soccer victory over Montpelier.
Harwood's Stella Mayone, left, and a Mount Abraham opponent compete during Wednesday's Division II girls soccer semifinal.
Harwood players celebrate Friday after earning a 3-0 victory over Stratton in the Division II boys soccer championship.
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U-32's Hannah Drury, left, and Hartford's Madison Barwood compete during Saturday's Division II field hockey championship in Burlington.
A brick wall of a goalie, a slew of prolific scorers and some midfield workhorses who sprinted from one circle to the other headlined the 2024 Capital Division field hockey All-Stars.
A massive adrenaline rush from the thrill of victory may be slowly wearing off for a trio of Central Vermont teams that took home the hardware this fall.
Racers compete two weeks ago during the Vermont cross country running championships.
All five girls soccer teams that staked their claim as top dogs in the Capital Division were showered with postseason awards when coaches announced their All-Star teams.
U-32's Cody Young, left, and Montpelier's Luke Murphy compete during the Division II cross country running championships in Thetford.
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