Mike Cronin is a journalist based in Manchester, New Hampshire. He writes for WMUR-TV and his work has also appeared in WLKY-TV CBS Louisville, KY and The Irish Times. Mike covers a wide range of local news topics, including sports, community events, and profiles of notable individuals.
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Mike Cronin's coverage is predominantly focused on local sports within the New Hampshire area, particularly soccer, basketball, and hockey at various levels. Given his emphasis on event coverage and announcements in sports, he may be interested in pitches providing insights or access to upcoming local sporting events and key milestones within the mentioned sports.
As a writer specializing in local sports news with an eye for announcement-based content such as new coaching appointments or significant team achievements, consider reaching out if you have information related to these areas that are relevant to New Hampshire or surrounding regions.
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As the Patriots and Jaguars get set to square off at 9:30 a.m. on WMUR-TV, let's review how we got to this point.
By: Mike Cronin
Celtics guard Derrick White played a crucial role in both offense and defense during the championship run.
The Wildcats will try to rebound after losing to Rhode Island. UNH visits Villanova on Saturday.
By: Mike Cronin
With just two weeks remaining in the regular season, Alvirne, Bedford, Pinkerton, Londonderry, Exeter, Pelham and Trinity are among the teams proving to be the tops in their divisions.
Berlin beat Hopkinton 1-0 with just seconds remaining in overtime.
The Wildcats will try to snap a two-game losing streak when they visit Albany on Saturday.
VIDEO: The Wildcats host the Black Bears Thursday at 7:00 p.m.
The 12th annual New Hampshire Tackles Hunger campaign finished with a 21% increase this year. This fall, 50 high schools across the state collected 47,604 pounds of food, equivalent to 39,670 meals for NH families in need.
High school football continues this week in the Granite State! Check the latest scores here.
By: Mike Cronin
The high school football regular season concluded Friday night, as teams now prepare for the playoffs.
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