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.
Since his geographic focus is local (United States, New York, New York), pitches should revolve around events and developments within this area. Offering exclusive interviews or insider perspectives on local teams' performances would likely garner attention from him.
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By: Josh Rowntree
Jeremy Swegman admits that his team went through a bit of a culture shock in the 2023-24 season.
By: Josh Rowntree
The North Hills football team experienced a strong, bounce-back season this fall, but unfortunately for the Indians, it was a season that ended a bit sooner than they hoped.
While two WPIAL champions were crowned Saturday — Thomas Jefferson and Central Catholic — five other local teams battled in the WPIAL and PIAA playoffs, resulting in some tremendous individual performances.
The WPIAL portion of the 2024 season came to an end this weekend with four more champions being crowned. Congratulations to Fort Cherry, South Park, Avonworth and Pine-Richland on bringing home the gold.
Just one final week of high school football remains in the 2024 season, and two teams from the WPIAL are left standing, as Central Catholic and Avonworth will compete for state gold this weekend.
By: Josh Rowntree
Jason Pirring decided to stop coaching basketball in order to spend more time with his growing family. He never imagined that, years later, it would be his family that brought him back to the bench.
For the second straight year, the North Hills boys basketball team is forced to move on following an early departure of the team's top scorer.
By: Josh Rowntree
This season, KDKA Radio will again nominate players each week to join the KDKA Radio Super 7 Awards watch list. Every Monday, a new crop of players will be unveiled based on their efforts that previous week.
By: Josh Rowntree
Another season of high school basketball is here, with the KDKA Radio Game of the Week, Powered by Bowser Chevrolet, beginning this Friday with North Hills at New Castle.
We’re just a couple of weeks into the high school basketball season, but we have already seen some fantastic individual performances on the hardwood.
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