Jeff Moeller is a journalist based in Lehighton, Pennsylvania, with a focus on local sports and community news. He has written for various publications including Los Angeles Downtown News, Bethlehem Press, and Times News Media Group. Jeff's articles cover a range of topics from high school sports to cultural events, showcasing his dedication to capturing the stories that matter to his community.
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Jeff Moeller's articles indicate a focus on local sports events and expert commentary in the United States, particularly Pennsylvania. His coverage heavily emphasizes high school sports, including football, soccer, hockey, wrestling, and baseball. Given his interest in event coverage and expert commentary related to local sports activities such as high school games and athletic achievements within Pennsylvania communities like Lehighton.
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With the World Series behind us, it’s time for the annual postseason awards.
No, it’s not the rock opera by The Who, but a rural New Jersey legend in the Meadowlands.
Published November 19. 2024 09:59AM by CJ HEMERLY AND JEFF MOELLER Special to the Press
Since Stanchock began playing the game at the age of four, he managed to make his mark all over the field.
Northampton's Riley Montgomery likes to be in the center of the action. At least, Montgomery does on the football field.
Caden Henritzy and Tyrese Brandon are recognized as two of the most prominent athletes in Northampton football history, as they are the two top rushers respectively in school history.
Published November 21. 2024 01:21PM by Jeff Moeller Special to the Press Catasauqua's Mike Rieker remembered the 1972 game like it was yesterday.
Catasauqua's Chris Wellington recently switched from defensive end to linebacker, and it wasn't a major transition for the junior.
This past season, Philippa Grigsby became the first female golfer for Liberty High School to play in the District 11 tournament for the Hurricanes.
It’s basketball season, and the Cleveland Cavaliers rocked the early moments with a 15-game unbeaten streak.
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