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.
Preston is the artificial intelligence that powers the Intelligent Relations PR platform. Meet Preston
Chesapeake, United States (Local)
Not enough data
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.
Given this emphasis, reaching out to Jim with updates or insights related to local sporting events in Virginia would likely be well-received. Pitches could include previews or recaps of significant upcoming matches or profiles of standout athletes from the area.
It may also be beneficial to provide unique angles or human interest stories that align with his coverage focus on amateur sports within the state.
This information evolves through artificial intelligence and human feedback. Improve this profile .
RICHMOND — Riding on the strength of its seniors, the Kellam boys volleyball team was poked, but didn't flinch.
By: Jim McGrath
Cate Messing and her Bishop Ireton teammates get off to a fast start in the John Halm Memorial, which are the Alexandria City Championships. Cate’s time of 17:52 was 56 seconds ahead of the runner-up. (Photo/Liza Jackson)
The first major steps to owner Zhang Yuesheng expanding his bloodstock interests in Hong Kong came early last month when he purchased two horses in Paris specifically to run at this year's HK$126 million LONGINES Hong Kong International Races (HKIR) at Sha Tin.
By: Jim McGrath
The Rams (13-0) will face Kettle Run of Culpeper in a Class 3 state semifinal next weekend.
The Phantoms extended their winning streak to 47 games and will play host to Sherando in a state semifinal.
By Jim McGrath / Hong Kong Jockey Club news release
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.
(833) 317-6278 
