Joe Sager is a Senior Global Web Content Administrator. He specializes in sports journalism, covering competitive sports, professional sports, and the sports business, with a focus on football, baseball, basketball, softball, and the Edmonton Oilers. Joe has been featured in The Beaver County Times, Yahoo Sports, New Castle News, Derrick Publishing Co, and Sharon Herald.
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Joe Sager's focus is predominantly on local sports, particularly high school basketball and other high school sports in the WPIAL and District 10. Given this regional focus, individuals or organizations with a deep tie to these specific areas would be well-positioned to offer insights into local sporting events and evolving stories within the covered regions.
Situations where there are significant milestones, historical achievements, or exceptional performances by athletes from these regions might pique Joe's interest. Providing access to such personalities or highlighting their unique stories could lead to effective engagement with his coverage.
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By: Joe Sager
Ellwood City Lincoln High's football team produced an historic year in 2024.
The Wilmington High football team captured its first district title since 2020 this fall.
By: Joe Sager
Aliquippa, Montour and West Allegheny shared the Parkway Conference title this season.
By: Ron Poniewasz, Joe Sager
Union's defense came through when the squad needed it the most Saturday.
Five local players are high school hockey all-stars. Neshannock's Kent Jones, Brady Liguore and Sam Mezzanotte will join Wilmington's Justin
Jake Coulter, Tony Perrotta and Kolton Carlson all stood out on local gridirons this fall.
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By JOE SAGER Correspondent By Joe Sager Correspondent ERIE – The first semester in college can be overwhelming for many freshmen.
ERIE – The first semester in college can be overwhelming for many freshmen.
LaVerde, an Oil City graduate, was one of 24 coaches from across the country to be picked for the honor and the only one in the sport of football.
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