Mark Pifer is a journalist for The Recorder Online, focusing on local news in Covington, Virginia. He covers a variety of topics, including sports, community events, and achievements of local teams and individuals. Mark is dedicated to providing accurate and timely news to the residents of Covington and surrounding areas.
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Mark Pifer's coverage is predominantly focused on local high school sports, with an emphasis on event coverage and announcements. If you are reaching out to him, consider offering exclusive insights or interviews related to local high school sports events, particularly basketball, wrestling, swimming, track and field, and volleyball in Covington. Additionally, providing previews or follow-ups for these events could also capture his interest.
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STUART — In a span of eight seconds, Alleghany turned a seven-point deficit into a seven-point lead here Friday night.
Two Friday nights remain in the high school football regular season.
BY MARK PIFER • STAFF WRITER Lainie McCormick, right, returns the ball to a waiting Carroll County defender. (Recorder photos by Gavin Dressler)LOW MOOR — Alleghany’s roster is full of volleyball experience. Coach Thumper Leitch called on some of it Monday night in the semifinal round of the Three Rivers District volleyball tournament.
Alleghany’s Benjamin Powell, right, tries to shake off the tackle attempt by a host of Buena Vista players.HOT SPRINGS — Ryan Bishop scored four touchdowns on Carl F. Williams Field last Tuesday night, pushing the Alleghany West Wildcats to a 28-12 B league Youth Super Bowl win over Buena Vista. Bishop, the team’s offensive player of the year, totaled 21 […]
By: Mark Pifer Staff, Mark Pifer
When the Alleghany Cougars take the field at Floyd County, and the Bath County Chargers run onto Ragsdale Field at Narrows Friday night, the two teams will be attempting to join an exclusive area group.
FLOYD — It took Alleghany just 68 seconds to get on the scoreboard here last Friday night.
The Alleghany Cougars and Bath County Chargers are in the middle of dream football seasons.
By MARK PIFER • Staff Writer The AHS team with its Region C runner-up trophy.
BY MARK PIFER • STAFF WRITER Will Fields presents the Offensive Most Valuable Player plaque to Jake Phillips following the 2004 Virginia High School Coaches Association East-West All-Star game in Hampton. (Photo courtesy Will Fields)
BY MARK PIFER • STAFF WRITER Kiera Lowman, right, hugs teammate Faith Barron following the race.
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