Marty Myers is a sports writer with a focus on local sports in Scranton, Pennsylvania. He writes for The Scranton Times-Tribune, Yahoo Sports, LNP | LancasterOnline, and The Citizens' Voice, covering a range of sports including little league softball, high school golf, and high school football. His work has also been featured in Yahoo News and The Republican-Herald.
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Marty Myers' coverage mainly revolves around local sports events, particularly high school sports like golf and football. His focus on event coverage and press releases indicates a preference for timely news related to ongoing local sporting events and announcements.
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By: Marty Myers
Abington Heights and Scranton Prep have been longtime rivals, no matter what the sport.
Aug. 12—There's no formal name or an LLC, but it's pretty clear what the family business is for former Abington Heights soccer standout Colin Klingman.
GREENFIELD TWP. — For three years, Wallenpaupack senior Kevin Wortmann promised his head coach he’d give him a signature win in the tournament named for him.
It’s a cautionary tale that comes from the Lackawanna League.
The Wallenpaupack senior birdied the final hole to snap a tie and win the Bob Simons Classic with an even-par 72 at Elkview Country Club.
DUNMORE — Fourth-ranked Dunmore dominated on offense and limited Old Forge to one first down.
By: Marty Myers
Its offense isn’t geared for big chunks in a short time, but when Western Wayne needed it, quarterback Frankie Leyshon delivered a quick strike.
By: Marty Myers
SCRANTON – Abington Heights’ Mason Fedor downplayed his effort, but the numbers told a different story.
SCOTT TWP. — The start couldn't have been better, scoring the first three times it touched the ball.
CLARKS SUMMIT — From the first whistle, Abington Heights dominated.
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