Jim Green is a journalist based in Rocky Mount, North Carolina. He has written for various publications, including The Daily Reflector, RenewEconomy, and Pearls & Irritations. Jim's work focuses on local news, with a particular interest in sports coverage, including high school basketball games and community events.
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Rocky Mount, United States (Local)
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Jim Green’s local sports coverage is heavily focused on high school basketball, with occasional mentions of other sports such as wrestling and swimming. Given this emphasis, he would likely be interested in pitches related to local high school sports events, especially those featuring standout performances or unexpected outcomes.
As his articles often cover specific games and tournaments within the North Carolina area, Jim could be receptive to story ideas that highlight unique aspects of local teams or athletes.
It's important to note that Jim doesn't seem to frequently include expert commentary or broader industry analysis in his articles. Therefore, when reaching out to him, it may be more effective to focus on providing detailed information about interesting upcoming events or notable achievements by local teams and athletes.
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All that stood between Rocky Mount and a Big East 2A/3A Conference championship was three yards and the Northern Nash defense.
During lunch the other day — chips, salsa, seafood burrito, beans, rice, and sweet tea — a long-time friend asked who was going to win the Cup Series championship Sunday afternoon at Phoenix.
Seven teams representing Nash and Edgecombe counties are in the postseason.
Tuesday, Nov. 12 Boys' Soccer Orange at Southern Nash in second round of Class 3A state playoffs (6 p.m.) Tags
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A lot has happened recently, stuff we need to discuss while it’s still fresh in our minds. For example:
WINDSOR — When Zy’quarius Cherry threw a 31-yard touchdown pass on the fourth play of the third quarter, the North Edgecombe sideline celebrated as if it had won a state
ELON — When the Southern Nash High School boys’ soccer team looks back on this season in a few days, it will remember fondly the 19 wins, another Big East
Chadwick Barnes was held in check in the first half, but Rocky Mount Prep had difficulty stopping him in the second half.
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