James Crabtree-Hannigan is a local journalist based in Asheville, North Carolina. He writes for the Asheville Citizen-Times Media Group and BULLINGTON GARDENS INC, covering a range of topics including high school sports, local events, and community news. His work has also been featured in The Fayetteville Observer.
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James Crabtree-Hannigan's coverage is heavily focused on local sports events, particularly baseball and soccer. Pitches for this journalist should be related to specific upcoming games or recent matches within these sports in the Asheville area. Additionally, stories about standout athletes or analysis of team performances are likely to align with his coverage.
Given the high proportion of event coverage, offering exclusive insights from coaches, players or detailed analysis of game strategies could be effective approaches when reaching out to James. Remember that he focuses mainly on local events in North Carolina and Asheville, so pitches should be aligned with this geographic focus.
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By: James Crabtree-Hannigan
Three days after a 12-2 mercy rule loss to Reynolds ran Erwin's losing streak to three games, Mason Coren led the Warriors past the Rockets on Friday.
By: James Crabtree-Hannigan
The start of the season has taught the Rams two things: Any win is a good win, and you never know who is or isn't going to be at practice tomorrow.
By: James Crabtree-Hannigan
A soft nonconference schedule left the Cougars undefeated but unsure of themselves. On Wednesday, they answered their own questions.
By: James Crabtree-Hannigan
The Ingles Athlete of the Week is Murphy senior Cole Laney, who still gets frequent questions about his unique state championship experience.
By: James Crabtree-Hannigan
North Carolina high schools are considering moving from four classifications to seven. How would the new NCHSAA compare to the rest of the country?
By: James Crabtree-Hannigan
Until recently, nobody was sure whether Thursday's Asheville Tourists Opening Day would be a celebration or the start of a season-long living wake.
By: James Crabtree-Hannigan
The four teams that will be playing downtown in the Asheville Championship in November come from the ACC, Big Ten, Atlantic 10 and Conference USA.
By: James Crabtree-Hannigan
Reynolds junior Bryson Moseman's walk-off single Tuesday night came more than four hours after he had thrown the game's first pitch.
By: James Crabtree-Hannigan
The Ingles Athlete of the Week is Enka senior Abigail Brewton, who's enjoying her chance at the spotlight after struggling with a back injury in 2022.
By: James Crabtree-Hannigan
A consultant hired to assess the Asheville Buncombe Sports Commission recommended the nonprofit become more closely aligned with the county's TDA.
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