Kelly Wray is an Instructor at various educational institutions. She covers a range of topics in the sports realm, focusing on competitive sports, sports business, and professional sports, while also delving into themes of security and law enforcement. Kelly's work has been featured in the Cleburne Times Review, Duncan Banner, McAlester News-Capital, Enid News & Eagle, and CNHI.
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Kelly Wray's coverage is heavily focused on local sports events, primarily high school football and county-level sports. She seems to prioritize event coverage and evolving stories related to these sporting events.
Given this focus, pitches should offer unique angles or exclusive access to players, coaches, or behind-the-scenes insights about the covered local sporting events. Additionally, providing statistics or trends regarding the performance of specific teams or athletes in the area could be appealing.
As Kelly’s geographic focus centers around Oklahoma and specifically Duncan, localized story ideas tied to these regions would likely capture her attention.
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By: Duncan Banner, Kelly Wray
of 7 CENTRAL HIGH – They call him D, but he shined on O Thursday.
COMANCHE – Senior Bryce Shaver passed for 202 yards and accounted for three touchdowns, as Empire painted a picture of what it could be this year with a 33-6 whipping of neighbor Comanche.
Central head coach Dusty Ketner talks about the Bronchos’ 42-38 win Thursday over Velma-Alma. It was central’s first-ever win over the Comets in football
By: Kelly Wray
ASHER – Gemma Carotenuti tossed a no-hitter and catcher Kortni Green had a big day at the plate as Stratford beat Earlsboro 6-0 Thursday in the Asher Tournament.
ARDMORE – Elliott Owen and Mallory Carter combined to drive in five runs, and two Pauls Valley pitchers threw a combined three-hitter as the Lady Panthers belted Ardmore 11-3 Saturday.
By: Kelly Wray
Wynnewood's defense shut down Ringling's running game Friday. Middle linebacker Jett Underwood upends a Ringling runner with help from two other Savage defenders. Wynnewood limited Ringling to 112 yards on 22 carries.
Pauls Valley's Mallory Carter creates a dust storm with her slide into home. Wynnewood Carlye Stokes is covering the plate.
His name is Demontae Coleman. His teammates call him “D,” but he shines on O – and Elmore City-Pernell is sure to get a large dose of him Friday.
STRATFORD – The James Martin era in Stratford is going to keep fans biting nails yet jumping for joy if all the games are like his debut.
Stratford senior Grady Carter (55) buries Wilson’s Bobby Adams (20) during the season opener for both teams Friday night at Blackburn Field.
