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, Ohio, United States (Local)
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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Edgeewood softball coach Randy Vencill, right, congratulates Avery Vencill during a game in the 2024 season. Randy Vencill was selected the Ashtabula County Coach of the Year for the 2024 season. Photo courtesy of MAVG Photography
By: Michael Greco
Edgewood High School graduate Zack Vencill takes a shot for SPIRE’s Post-Grad basketball team last season. Vencill will continues his education and basketball career at Mount Mount Aloysius College, a Division III Pennsylvania school in athletics.
Changing the culture is the first priority for coach Terry Henton with the Lakeside football program.
By: Michael Greco
It wasn’t exactly what Johnny Anservitz had in mind.
By: Michael Greco
Ashtabula Phillies 18U summer team pitchers, from left, J.R. Hutchison, Gage Tome and Bryce Spurlin, all went seven innings for complete games in the Phillies’ three wins on Sunday in Painesville. Ashtabula won the Mardi Gras Wood Bat Tournament title.
By: Michael Greco
Madison graduate Riley Montagner, front left, is pictured with her Lake Erie College women’s basketball teammates. Also pictured are Anna Ibos, bottom right; Aislyn Hurst, top left and Alexis Lehmkul, top right. Photo Submitted
It wasn’t the path Ryan McClure envisioned.
JJ Wetherholt, right, is pictured with Major League Baseball Commissioner Rob Manfred during the MLB draft last week in Arlington, Texas. Wetherholt was selected by the St. Louis Cardinals with the seven overall pick. He is the son of Ashtabula graduate Michael Wetherholt. JJ’s uncle, Doug Wetherholt, is also an Ashtabula graduate and current principal at Lakeside High School.
Madrid was alive in July as Mad Cool Music Festival's seventh edition once again welcomed fans from every corner of the globe, delivering world class music, culinary and guest experiences.
Tony Hall, left, is pictured playing baseball for Edgewood High School in the 2024 season. Hall, who recently graduated, is planning on attending Lakeland Community College for school and to play baseball. Photo Courtesy of Nicole Goodenow | MAVG Photography
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