Marty O'Brien is a journalist who specializes in local sports coverage in the Norfolk, Virginia area. He writes for the Daily Press and the Virginian-Pilot, covering a wide range of sports including basketball, football, wrestling, and more. Marty's articles provide in-depth analysis, game recaps, and profiles of local athletes and teams.
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Marty O Brien's focus is primarily on local sports, particularly basketball and football. The majority of the articles are event coverage, indicating a strong interest in reporting on ongoing games and matches. Pitches should be tailored to highlight local sporting events or stories related to high school and college-level basketball and football within the United States, especially within Virginia and Norfolk.
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By: Marty O'Brien
William & Mary played fast, utilizing lots of players who were not shy to shoot 3-pointers, in blowing out Norfolk State.
By: Marty O Brien
William & Mary's Hollis Mathis needs 62 yards receiving to become the first player in Football Championship Subdivision history to net 1,000 yards passing, rushing and receiving for a career.
By: Marty O Brien
As usual, the Raiders' offensive catalyst was quarterback Saeed Williams Jr., who completed 12 of 18 passes for 214 yards and two touchdowns, while rushing for 57 yards and a TD.
By: Marty O Brien
The Tribe clinched a fourth consecutive winning season, improving to 7-4. Subscribe to continue reading this article.
By: Marty O Brien
Phoebus dominated the All-Peninsula District Football Team as expected. The Phantoms, who've won 67 consecutive district games put 14 players on the all-district first team at 16 positions, and had Co-Offensive and Defensive Players of the Year.
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Maury and Warwick have met four times, including twice in the postseason. The Commodores won last season 48-20 in the Class 5 Region A finals. They also won in 2018 in the quarterfinals.
By: Marty O Brien
The senior has been the ultimate team player for the Islanders. He missed about half the season with a broken collarbone, but attended all the practices while he was out.
By: Marty O Brien
Athletic director Kristy Hunter is excited, particularly for football, that Gloucester will become the 11th team in the Bay Rivers District.
By: Marty O Brien
When he leads the Tribe against the Spiders (9-2) at Robins Stadium in Richmond at noon Saturday, it will mark the 19th time London has been part of what is formally known as the Capital Cup.
By: Marty O Brien
"I'll tell you what, this weather was different," Phantoms coach Jeremy Blunt said. "This was fun, fall playoff type of weather. You can't ask for anything better on a Friday night under these lights."
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