Mike Dyer is a High School Sports Reporter at WCPO. He has been passionately covering high school sports in Cincinnati since 2004, with a notable background that includes reporting on LeBron James during his high school career. Dyer's expertise spans various sports, including football and basketball, and he has contributed to numerous publications such as the Oxford Press and Dayton Daily News.
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Mike Dyer's coverage is predominantly focused on local sports events, particularly high school football-related news and coaching appointments. He also covers individual achievements and signings within the local sports community.
Given his focus on local sports events in Ohio and Cincinnati, PR professionals should tailor pitches to reflect a deep understanding of the regional high school football scene. Offering exclusive interviews with coaches, players, or insights into upcoming games would likely resonate well with Mike.
Pitches could include stories about standout athletes at these schools who have overcome adversity or achieved something remarkable. Additionally, providing insider knowledge about coaching strategies or changes within teams may catch his attention.
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By: Marshall Kramsky
UC basketball signee is a two-time Ohio Ms. Basketball recipient
The OHSAA announced the state semifinal bracket pairings for Nov. 29. The neutral locations will be announced Sunday.
By: Mike Dyer, Ky Roy Lucas, Marshall Kramsky
Longtime Northern Kentucky coach spent past 3 years with Pioneers
By: Mike Dyer, Marshall Kramsky
School decides to open up position after having an interim head coach this season
By: Mike Dyer
St. Xavier graduate Luke Kuechly is among 25 semifinalists being considered for election into the Pro Football Hall of Fame's 2025 class.
By: Paul Weeden, Mike Dyer, Marshall Kramsky
Division II, Region 8 final features top two seeds in Greater Cincinnati
By: Marshall Kramsky
Gamble Montessori named Dave Brausch as its new head football coach, pending board of education approval. Brausch has coached football for 40 years including winning the 1998 Division II state title as Lebanon's head coach.
By: Mike Dyer, Marshall Kramsky
MONROE, Ohio — For the first time in program history, the Taft Senators are regional champs!
By: Marshall Kramsky
Multiple Cincinnati-area teams advance to play on Thanksgiving weekend
By: Marshall Kramsky
Boyle was on a 32-game win streak entering the night, but CovCath jumped out to a 7-0 lead and held onto it to get their vengeance, winning 31-28.
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