Jon Buzby is the Director of Media Relations at Wilmington University. He covers a diverse range of topics including competitive and professional sports, as well as travel and tourism, with a focus on both individual and team sports. Jon's work is featured in BLOX Digital, Newark Post, The Star Democrat, The Cecil Whig, and Delaware Business Times.
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Jon Buzby's coverage primarily focuses on local sports in Newark, Delaware. His articles regularly feature high school and community sporting events, as well as news about local athletes and coaches. If you have a story related to high school sports achievements or impactful developments within the Newark sports community, Jon would likely be interested in hearing about it.
Given his focus on event coverage and press releases, providing him with timely updates regarding upcoming games, tournaments or significant milestones for local teams could lead to potential coverage opportunities. Additionally, if there are any noteworthy announcements from private sector organizations related to the Newark sports scene, those may also capture Jon’s attention.
As Jon concentrates solely on sports-related content within a specific geographic area of the United States (Newark), pitches should align with this localized focus and offer unique insights into the mentioned topics such as basketball, football, soccer at both professional and amateur levels.
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A scene not often seen as the final out of any game ended the 2026 DIAA State Baseball Championship game between Caravel Academy and Caesar Rodney.
By: Jon Buzby
Ally Taylor (back row, left) was named Small Schools Coach of the Year after leading a very inexperienced Newark Charter soccer team to a berth in the state tournament.
Red Lion Christian Academy alumna Peyton Pusey recently finished her senior softball season at Marist University.
By: Jon Buzby
When Peyton Pusey walked off the softball field after her final game as a Marist University Red Fox this past spring, she did so having played 228 games, which was more than anyone in school history.
Brian Grant has been coaching high school soccer in Delaware for 29 years.
Brian Corey is no stranger to the Newark High athletic department, having served as the varsity softball head coach since 2009.
Newark National Little League’s senior all-star team won the state championship.
Delaware restaurants saw a boost in sales during the World Cup matches as customers came to sports bars to watch the game.
Newark National Little League dominated its third consecutive postseason tournament to earn a berth in the 2026 Senior League Baseball World Series.
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