Jon Buzby is the Director of Media Relations at Wilmington University. He specializes in sports coverage, focusing on competitive and professional sports, as well as both individual and team sports. Jon is featured in BLOX Digital, Newark Post, The Star Democrat, and The Cecil Whig, and is known as the voice of Wilmington University Wildcats Men's and Women's Basketball and co-host of THE Delaware H.S. Football POD.
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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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Annil McIntosh is in her freshman year at Delaware State University.
Mike Logothetis has lived in Newark for three decades and has been playing tennis even longer.
Mike Logothetis has lived in Newark for three decades and has been playing tennis even longer. What’s odd about that situation is that the majority of tennis activities he has
Newark Charter’s Luke Halley won the 110-meter hurdle race, helping lead the Patriots to a Diamond State Athletic Conference championship.
Angel Guerrero, a 2016 Newark High alumnus, is the new head football coach for the Yellowjackets.
DE Turf, Delaware's largest all-turf sports complex, is adding a dome, new locker rooms, and 2,000-seat stadium capacity to host NCAA, professional, and large tournaments year-round.
By: Jon Buzby
Angel Guerrero, a 2016 Newark High alumnus, is the new head football coach for the Yellowjackets.
By: Jon Buzby
The Saint Mark’s boys won their third straight track and field state title.
By: Jon Buzby
Many consider the sport of track and field to be an individual one. At the Delaware Interscholastic Athletic Association Outdoor Track and Field
The Glasgow High soccer team won nine games, which was the most since 1998 and second best in program history.
