Jeff Hartsell is a journalist for The Post and Courier, focusing on local sports in Charleston, South Carolina. With a keen interest in high school and college athletics, Jeff covers a range of sports stories, from coaching changes and league realignments to the achievements and successes of local athletes.
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Jeff Hartsell's coverage focuses heavily on sports, particularly tennis and local sports events in the South Carolina area. He frequently reports on specific achievements of athletes from that region, including high school and college level competitions.
Given Jeff’s extensive event coverage and focus on local sporting achievements, he would likely be interested in pitches related to upcoming or ongoing regional sporting events, profiles of standout athletes or coaches at the high school or college level within his geographic focus. Additionally, providing unique angles such as human interest stories about these individuals could also capture his attention.
If you have news related to notable accomplishments by local athletes or teams in South Carolina, especially within the realm of tennis or other prominent sports covered by him such as basketball and baseball among others, it may resonate well with Jeff.
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By: Jeff Hartsell
The Charleston RiverDogs' drive for a fourth straight league championship ended in the 11th inning on Friday night in Kannapolis, N.C.
By: Jeff Hartsell
Following last week's football game with no spectators allowed, Bishop England and Philip Simmons high schools in Charleston won't play each other in sports.
Ashley Hall won a state championship in girls tennis on Friday, and the team celebrated in style — with a stop at a Chick-fil-A restaurant in Manning.
2024 US Open quarterfinalist and former world No. 2 Paula Badosa will return to play the Credit One Charleston Open for the fifth consecutive year.
Tennis players will take part in the Fifth Third WTA 125 at LTP Mount Pleasant this week, including Sophie Chang, top seed Renata Zarazua and veteran Varvara Lepchenko
Rogers retired this year at the U.S. Open in August. She will be inducted into the S.C. Tennis Hall of Fame this weekend in Hilton Head.
By: Jeff Hartsell
After appearances in the Olympics and the U.S. Open, Emma Navarro is proving herself as an international juggernaut, moving up to No. 8 in the world rankings.
By: Jeff Hartsell, David Shelton
By David Shelton and Jeff Hartsell Special to The Post and Courier of 5
Karmello Jones of Cross, Jaden Cummings of Summerville and Andrew Bishop of Goose Creek earned top honors for All-Lowcountry football this season
By Jeff Hartsell and David Shelton Special to The Post and Courier of 9 Girls Cross Country
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