Joe Lyons is a sportswriter who has contributed to various publications, including Soccerlens and the St. Louis Post-Dispatch. With a wide range of experience in sports journalism, Joe covers topics such as college football, basketball, and wrestling, providing analysis, predictions, and coverage of major events.
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Joe Lyons' coverage mostly focuses on event coverage in sports, particularly football and college football. He also delves into hockey occasionally. His articles often center around predictions, odds, and individual player performances.
Writers or experts with insights into upcoming games, player performance analysis, or betting trends could be valuable contributors to Joe's work. Additionally, individuals familiar with the inner workings of these sporting events might find a receptive audience in Joe for their contributions.
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Willie Mullins is the all time leading Cheltenham Festival trainer with 94 winners under his belt, but how many did he train last year?
The Cheltenham Gold Cup is seen as the most prestigious prize in National Hunt racing - but which horse is favourite to win the race?
By: Joe Lyons
OAKLAND — Trailing by 11 points with a little less than three minutes to play, visiting St. James staged a rally for the ages Monday night at Ursuline Academy.
By: Joe Lyons
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By: Joe Lyons
LADUE — John Burroughs set a tone early and never let down, coming away with a 65-55 victory over visiting Park Hills Central Saturday afternoon in Class 4 boys basketball quarterfinal action.
By: Joe Lyons
Philadelphia Flyers veteran Wayne Simmonds has announced his retirement from the NHL aged 35 after a glittering 15 seasons in the league.
Read about the St. Louis area's top high school girls wrestling athletes and their accomplishments throughout the 2023-24 season.
By: Joe Lyons
Francis Howell Central junior Kailey Benson is the Post-Dispatch All-Metro girls wrestler of the year.
By: Joe Lyons
Whitfield's Porter Matecki is the Post-Dispatch All-Metro boys wrestler of the year. Despite breaking his arm in mid-December, he became Missouri's 41st four-time state champ.
Read about the St. Louis area's top high school boys wrestlers and their accomplishments throughout the 2023-24 season.
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