Joe Sager is a freelance writer and Senior Global Web Content Administrator. He specializes in local sports coverage and his work has been featured in the New Castle News, Yahoo Sports, and The Beaver County Times. Joe's articles focus on highlighting the achievements and stories of athletes and teams in the area.
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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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Jaxon Schoedel enjoyed a successful fall in 2023.
FAIRVIEW — Over the years, Power Football has been Oil City’s mantra.
It's been a great start to the season for the New Castle High football team. However, the Red Hurricane is only focused on how it finishes.
Each fall, New Castle vs. Aliquippa use to be one of the WPIAL’s hottest tickets.
of 2 There's a chill in the air now. But, inside Pennsylvania Interscholastic Hockey League hockey rinks, the action is heating up quickly.
By: Joe Sager
of 3 History is unfolding in Ellwood City. The Lincoln High football team is 7-0 for the first time since 1944.
By: Joe Sager
of 5 The second season begins this week for high school football teams.
By: Joe Sager
Bob Mitcheltree has seen a lot of things in nearly five decades coaching baseball and football. He looks most for just two letters: A and E.
EDINBORO — Dawan was da man — just when Oil City needed him the most.
By: Joe Sager
HERSHEY — Twice is nice for Jaxon Schoedel.
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