Michael Jaenicke is a journalist for The Daily Reflector, covering local sports in Greenville, North Carolina. With a focus on high school athletics, Michael brings readers in-depth coverage of games, scores, and standout performances, providing a comprehensive view of the local sports scene.
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Michael Jaenicke's coverage is heavily focused on local sports, particularly football and high school sports within the North Carolina area. Given his emphasis on event coverage and press releases, he may be interested in receiving updates about upcoming games, team performances, or exclusive insights into player achievements.
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Battle Holley would likely disagree (at least now) but his Panthers “drew” a sweet number in the 2A playoffs, which start Friday as No. 11 East Duplin hosts No. 22
HOLLY RIDGE — There are times when a football coach looks back to notice progress.
TEACHEY — One player was more frustrated than Peter Omega last Wednesday.
East Duplin put five players into its Hall of Fame on Saturday.
BEULAVILLE — Anything that is costly can happen in the playoffs, including in a three-touchdown win.
CALYPSO — When Dujuan Armwood catches an open field breeze few players in the East can catch him.
WALLACE — Getting to the top is easier than staying on the throne.
ROCKY MOUNT — A season of triumph ended with a thump last Friday for coach Pat Byrd’s Richlands football team, ending a four-year run by the Wildcat seniors, who were
ND, WRH, ED enter second round of playoffs
By: Michael Jaenicke Guest
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