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Jim Dreher's focus is primarily on local high school sports, particularly basketball, football, and soccer. He covers event-specific articles related to games and tournaments involving Watertown High School teams. Given his focus on event coverage within a specific geographic area, he would likely be interested in pitches that offer unique angles or exclusive access to players or coaches from these local teams.
If you represent an organization affiliated with Watertown High School sports or have insights into the performance of these teams that go beyond standard game recaps, Jim may find your pitch relevant for his coverage. Providing behind-the-scenes stories or human interest angles related to the athletes could also capture his attention due to their relevance to the local community.
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WATERBURY — As the NVL girls' basketball season heads for it's homestretch, the Watertown High School Warriors seem to have hit their stride, posting four wins in five games to improve to 9-6 overall.
WATERTOWN — A week of upheaval for the boys basketball program at Watertown High School concluded on January 26.
NEW HAVEN — The Watertown High School boys and girls indoor track and field teams traveled to New Haven and competed in the Jack Long Invitational, one of two recent meets on their busy schedule.
By: Jim Dreher
SEYMOUR — Trailing Seymour High School 35-24 at halftime, it would have been easy for Watertown High School to think to themselves that it was one of those nights during the 20-game NVL girls' basketball grind. But something happened in the third and fourth quarters on January 30 on the Wildcats' home floor which future opponents should take notice of, and that's that this Warriors team does not think in those terms.
WATERTOWN — A well-rested Watertown-Pomperaug ice hockey team jumped out to 3-0 lead after the second period, then held off late-charging Joel Barlow High School, 4-2 at the Mays Rink on February 3.
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NEW HAVEN — The Watertown High School Indoor track teams competed in their respective state meets this past weekend and produced some great efforts that led to many season best performances.
WATERTOWN — The Watertown High School boys' swimming and diving team record stood at 4-3 after a 99-88 loss to Holy Cross High School at the Smith Natatorium on February 6. On February 2, Watertown scored a 65-26 victory over the Wilby/Kaynor Co-op team at home. WHS closed out January with a 99-88 loss at Naugatuck High School, stopping a two-meet winning streak.
WATERTOWN — In their last road game of the regular season, the Watertown High School girls’ basketball team lost at Torrington High School, 49-45 on February 7.
BRISTOL — In their second of back-to-back non-league games, Watertown High School lost at Bristol Eastern High School, 74-30 in a boys’ basketball contest on February 10.
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