Josh Folck is a sports journalist based in Lehigh Valley, Pennsylvania. He covers local sports teams and events, with a focus on high school sports. His work can be found in The Express-Times, on the website of NJ Advance Media, and has also been featured in LNP | LancasterOnline.
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Josh Folck's focus is predominantly on local sports, particularly girls' basketball. If you have insights or stories related to high school girls' basketball in the Lehigh Valley area, he would likely be interested. Given his heavy emphasis on event coverage and evolving stories in this specific sport, consider offering him timely updates about game results, standout player performances, team rankings, and any developing storylines within the local girls' basketball scene.
As Josh focuses primarily on covering local events and games within a specific geographic region (Lehigh Valley), outreach should emphasize relevance to this area.
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By: Josh Folck
| Easton senior forward Evalyse Cole accomplished plenty in her final season as a Red Rover.
By: Josh Folck
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By: Josh Folck
| The Bethlehem Catholic girls basketball team won its eighth consecutive District 11 title and advanced to the PIAA Class 5A semifinals this season.
The tournament starts on Monday with the quarterfinals.
By: Josh Folck
| The Liberty softball team has only lost to one Eastern Pennsylvania Conference opponent all season.
By: Josh Folck
| The Pleasant Valley softball team began this season with zero appearances in the Eastern Pennsylvania Conference final.
By: Josh Folck
| The uncertainty of the softball season has stretched into the playoffs.
By: Josh Folck
| Sophomore best friends Emma Freeman and Abby Dunstan serve as the battery for the Northwestern Lehigh softball team . They also can make
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The Blue Eagles crushed 5 home runs in the game with junior first baseman Alina Weaver hitting a pair of them.
By: Josh Folck
| Northwestern Lehigh softball coach Kate Farber said Tigers senior shortstop Izzy Akelaitis is built for the pressure.
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