Joe Avento is a sports director for the Johnson City Press and Kingsport Times News, focusing on local sports in South Africa. His work has also appeared in The Tomahawk. Joe covers a wide range of sports stories, including game recaps, player profiles, and local sports news.
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Joe Avento's coverage focuses predominantly on local sports, particularly college-level athletics at East Tennessee State University. He appears to heavily feature event coverage and press releases related to ETSU's sports teams, with a particular emphasis on football and basketball.
Given this focus, individuals or organizations with ties to ETSU's athletic programs may find success by reaching out to Joe. Providing exclusive access, unique insights, or human interest stories related to these events could capture his attention.
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Quimari Peterson had a game for the ages the last time he stepped onto the court of the East Tennessee State basketball team. And now the Bucs are hoping to
Quimari Peterson had a game for the ages the last time he stepped onto the court of the East Tennessee State basketball team. And now the Bucs are hoping to
The East Tennessee State women’s basketball team led almost the entire game, yet had to stage a comeback of sorts to win.
Tusculum didn’t figure to challenge East Tennessee State, and that’s just how the game went.
JOHNSON CITY — The Tusculum men's basketball team didn't figure to challenge East Tennessee State, and that's just how the game played out.
East Tennessee State’s basketball team plays host to Missouri-Kansas City on Wednesday night and the Bucs are hoping to finish off a brief homestand in style.
Updated JOHNSON CITY — The East Tennessee State men's basketball team plays host to Missouri-Kansas City on Wednesday night and the Bucs are hoping to finish off a brief homestand in style.
New East Tennessee State football coach Tre Lamb wasted no time in restocking his roster with talent.
With Christmas just a few days away, Ebby Asamoah proved to be quite a Scrooge to Missouri-Kansas City.
Mike Hensley of Johnson City Aerial Photography captured these drone shots of South Holston Lake on a recently frosty morning.
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