Margie McDonald is an editor specializing in local sports coverage, particularly in the realm of rugby league. With a focus on the New South Wales region and Sydney in particular, Margie's work has been featured in publications such as NSW Rugby League Ltd, Wests Tigers Rugby League Football, and the National Rugby League. She is known for her in-depth coverage of players, teams, and the rich history of the sport.
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Margie McDonald's coverage focuses primarily on local sports, particularly rugby league, and coaching in the Australia, New South Wales, Sydney region. She is likely interested in news related to local sporting events and developments within the rugby league community.
Given her focus on specific teams and individuals within the region, Margie may be more receptive to pitches that offer insights or interviews with local players, coaches, or officials from the mentioned topics such as Rugby League clubs like Wests Tigers and Penrith Panthers.
Pitches should align closely with her geographic focus of Australia/New South Wales/Sydney when offering stories about upcoming events or standout talents in these areas.
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By any measure it’s been a good year for Newtown Jets hooker Jayden Berrell.
When it comes to community spirit and team camaraderie, it is hard to go past the Illawarra South Coast Dragons squad for next year’s SLE Andrew Johns Cup.
Two NSW wheelchair Rugby League players Toby Popple and Zac Carl will be hosting a ‘Come N Try’ day for the sport this Saturday (7 December) in Popple’s home town of Wagga Wagga.
The school teacher inside him told Chris Lewis he could handle the reins of The Knock-On Effect NSW Cup squad at the Canberra Raiders for the 2025 season.
The oldest Junior Rugby League club in western Sydney, the Penrith Waratahs, are rallying the troops after taking up an invitation from the local city council to be part of the ‘Walk Against Violence’ this Sunday 8 December.
First Nations legend Dean Widders said creating good people as well as cultivating talented footballers was foremost in the minds of coaches handling the three-day Talented Aboriginal Athlete Program (TAAP) at NSWRL’s Centre of Excellence.
Newly appointed North Sydney Bears coach Tony Barnes has been with The Knock-On Effect NSW Cup team for more than a month now and likes what he sees.
Former Silktails forward Meli Nasau furthering his Rugby League career with the Newtown Jets next year.
The 2024 Westpac Emerging NSW Girls Academy program has been completed with NSWRL Female Pathways Manager Kylie Hilder declaring the female game is in good hands.
A second Australian Schoolboys jersey and a NSW Cup debut were among this year's highlights for Knights forward Cody Hopwood.
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