Josh Rowntree is a radio broadcaster with a focus on local sports in New York, specifically in the city of New York. He writes for various outlets including the Tribune Review, CBS Radio, and Fitzgerald Field House, covering high school sports and providing updates on local teams and athletes.
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Josh Rowntree's coverage is heavily focused on local sports, particularly high school football and basketball. He seems to be interested in recurring features like watch lists and awards finalists for these sports. If you have insights related to the performance or potential of high school athletes in New York, especially in football and basketball, providing this information could resonate well with Josh.
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Sherm McBride admits that he has discovered the meaning of one, very important word over the last three years as the head football coach at
By: Josh Rowntree
Logan Carlisle won't fret too much about the McGuffey football program bumping up to Class 3A this season. The Highlanders have a large senior class with players accustomed to playing both ways.
Editor's note: Trib HSSN will publish team-by-team previews for one conference per day until the start of the high school football season Aug. 23.
By: Josh Rowntree
Editor's note: Trib HSSN will publish team-by-team previews for one conference per day until the start of the high school football season Friday. Due to production schedule conflicts, the Frazier preview will be published later in the week.
Welcome to the 2024 high school football season, with extensive coverage on the WPIAL’s flagship radio station, 100.1 FM and AM 1020 KDKA. To start, we highlight three players to watch from each classification.
By: Josh Rowntree
George Messich has made a lifetime of good memories in his 41 years on the sidelines at Mapletown , but 2023 ended up being a season he'd rather forget.
By: Josh Rowntree
West Greene experienced quite a turnaround in 2023. Six more wins, 20 fewer points per game allowed on average and a trip to the WPIAL postseason — all in their young head coach's first season at the helm.
The opening week of the 2024 high school football season got off to a smashing start, with loads of high scoring, tight games throughout the region — and beyond.
Literal thunder and lightning spoiled some of the Week 1 high school football schedule Friday night. But there was also some figurative thunder and lightning on the Western Pennsylvania fields.
Weather was once again a big story Friday night, as lightning caused delays, cancellations and postponements for the second straight week. But, in the games that were played, there were some impressive showings from a few local players.
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