Michael Greco is a journalist based in Ashtabula, Ohio. He writes for the Star Beacon, focusing on local sports and community news. His work has also been featured in Atwood Magazine and Yahoo News.
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Ashtabula, United States (Local)
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Michael Greco's coverage is heavily focused on local sports, particularly high school and college sports in the Ashtabula area of Ohio. Given this focus, he would likely be receptive to pitches involving local athletes, coaches or events within these categories.
As his articles often include expert commentary and event coverage, reaching out with insights about upcoming games, standout performances by local athletes or trends in high school and college sports could be effective.
Pitches that highlight unique human interest stories or underdog narratives may also resonate well with Michael as they align with the nature of his coverage.
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Danielle (Nicholson) Monas was sitting in her office during the spring and received a phone call.
This is what it’s all about.
All the hard work from January to now comes down to the next few weeks for the Pymatuning Valley football team.
It’s always a bittersweet moment to end the regular season.
The Pymatuning Valley Lakers opened the 2024 football season against Mineral Ridge. The Lakers took a 22-7 lead in the second quarter.
By: Michael Greco
michael greco, star beacon, ashtabula, ohio Nov. 5—It hasn't been the kind of season Rylan Davison thought it would be.
michael greco, star beacon, ashtabula, ohio Nov. 8—Brandon Hanna has resigned as Jefferson's football coach.
By: Michael Greco
michael greco, star beacon, ashtabula, ohio Nov. 12—As a freshman, Mason Feather couldn't have imagined being a multiple-time county boys golf player of the year.
When Tatum Bordeaux looked at different colleges to continue her academic and basketball career, she had multiple options.
Hailee Aguinaga is looking to take both her game — and the team’s — to another level in the 2024-25 women’s basketball season at Penn State Shenango.
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