Jim McGrath is a local journalist based in Norfolk, Virginia. He writes for publications such as the Virginian-Pilot, Daily Press, and Past The Wire, covering a range of topics including high school sports, regional news, and university events. His work has also been featured in publications such as Racing Post, The Washington Post, MileSplit, and Inc.
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Jim Mcgrath's articles are primarily focused on local sports, particularly high school and college-level competitions. He frequently covers the outcomes of championship games and events in Virginia, with a focus on field hockey, wrestling, and football.
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By: Jim McGrath
The Falcons are the defending state champions in Class 5, but longtime powerhouse Great Bridge figures to challenge them.
By: Jim McGrath
HAMPTON — Aiming to defend its Class 4 state championship, to go along with a pair of Class 3 titles in 2021 and 2022, the Phoebus Phantoms used
By: Jim McGrath
Many of the teams from the preseason 757Teamz.com Top 15 poll placed well, and it some cases won, local and regional tournaments over the season's first two weeks.
By: Jim McGrath
The Grizzlies' first win came at the end of the year at the Myhouse Trojan Wars tournament in Chambersburg, Pennsylvania. The tournament featured 47 teams from all over the Mid-Atlantic region.
By: Jim McGrath
The Virginia Duals resumes for its 44th edition this weekend at the Hampton Coliseum featuring 19 high school teams from Hampton Roads competing in three divisions, along with college teams in two brackets.
The flu-ridden Pirates started well but couldn't contain the Camels in the second half of a CAA game.
By: Jim McGrath
Matteus Case's late three-point play helped the Tribe overcome the Pirates. Subscribe to continue reading this article. Originally Published:
Norfolk Academy's Peyton McGee is the All-Tidewater Girls Volleyball Player of the Year after the Bucknell commit completed her storied prep career by leading the Bulldogs to a Tidewater Conference title.
Kellam's Joel Eanes is the All-Tidewater Boys Volleyball Player of the Year after leading the Knights' first state championship.
By: Jim Mcgrath
In the Beach District, third-ranked Cox beat Ocean Lakes (46-26) in a regular-season match.
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