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Mike London

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Salisbury Post

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Mike London is a sportswriter for the Salisbury Post, focusing on local sports in the Salisbury area of North Carolina. With a passion for high school athletics, Mike covers a wide range of sports including basketball, football, baseball, and cross country. He brings the excitement and highlights of the local sports scene to readers, showcasing the achievements and talents of young athletes in the community.

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Geo Focus

Granite Quarry, United States (Local)

Coverage Attributes:

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Event Coverage: 60 %
Profile Feature: 16 %
Investment Analysis: 8 %
Announcement: 5 %
Evolving Stories: 5 %

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Most Recent Topics:

  • Team Sports
  • Individual Sports

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Mike London's coverage heavily focuses on local high school sports, particularly football, basketball, and baseball. He frequently features player profiles and game reports. Those with in-depth knowledge of the local sports scene in North Carolina or people directly associated with the highlighted teams may find success reaching out to him.

Given Mike's focus on events and profile features within his specific geographic area, individuals involved in organizing or coaching these local teams would likely be valuable resources for potential stories.

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Articles

Salisbury Post

College baseball: Catawba advances to Super Regional; D-I conference tournaments this week Published 10:52 pm Sunday, May 19, 2024 By Mike London You have read 0 of 12 articles. Log In or Subscribe Catawba pitcher Casey Gouge throws to the plate. Photo Credit: Sean Meyers Staff report SALISBURY — Left-hander Casey Gouge's finest moments as a Catawba pitcher came on Saturday and propelled the Indians to the next round of the Division II playoffs. The “Super Regional” is next. Catawba, which survived a three-team regional with Young Harris and UNC Pembroke at Newman Park, will face Georgia College & State University in a best-of-three Southeast Regional championship series that will start at 6 p.m. at Newman Park on Friday. Game 2 will be played on Saturday afternoon at 3:30 p.m., followed by Game 3 if necessary. The school from Milledgeville, Ga. is a hot team. Georgia College (37-20) appeared to be the least likely squad to emerge from a four-team regional at North Greenville, but Georgia College went 3-0 and outlasted North Greenville, Wingate and Mount Olive. After Young Harris eliminated UNC Pembroke 9-7 on Saturday afternoon, Young Harris took on Catawba on Saturday night. The Indians won 6-4 to eliminate Young Harris. All the scoring for both teams came in the first three innings. Catawba put 2s on the scoreboard three straight innings. Levi Perrell had two doubles and drove in two runs for the Indians. Catawba (42-15) also got RBIs from Dylan Driver, Sam Hunter, Bo Rusher and Drew Robertson. Jack Enrico and Marco Colina homered for Young Harris, and Catawba starting pitcher Cole Hales was knocked out in the third inning. Gouge entered at that point and pitched into the eighth. He got 15 outs, while allowing two hits and no walks. He struck out four, as Catawba, the “visitor” for this regional game, maintained a 6-4 lead. “Gouge made the difference,” Catawba head coach Jim Gantt said. Brandon Rodgers got two outs in the eighth. Hayden Simmerson came in to close in the ninth and notched another save. More Sports Sports Obituary: Gaither a man of many talents College softball: Pfeiffer still alive in regional, will have to win two on Saturday to advance Golf: Strange day at Valhalla NBA: Knicks and Pacers will need Game 7 Print Article

College baseball: Catawba advances to Super Regional; D-I conference tournaments this week Published 10:52 pm Sunday, May 19, 2024 By Mike London You have read 0 of 12 articles. Log In or Subscribe Catawba pitcher Casey Gouge throws to the plate. Photo Credit: Sean Meyers Staff report SALISBURY — Left-hander Casey Gouge's finest moments as a Catawba pitcher came on Saturday and propelled the Indians to the next round of the Division II playoffs. The “Super Regional” is next. Catawba, which survived a three-team regional with Young Harris and UNC Pembroke at Newman Park, will face Georgia College & State University in a best-of-three Southeast Regional championship series that will start at 6 p.m. at Newman Park on Friday. Game 2 will be played on Saturday afternoon at 3:30 p.m., followed by Game 3 if necessary. The school from Milledgeville, Ga. is a hot team. Georgia College (37-20) appeared to be the least likely squad to emerge from a four-team regional at North Greenville, but Georgia College went 3-0 and outlasted North Greenville, Wingate and Mount Olive. After Young Harris eliminated UNC Pembroke 9-7 on Saturday afternoon, Young Harris took on Catawba on Saturday night. The Indians won 6-4 to eliminate Young Harris. All the scoring for both teams came in the first three innings. Catawba put 2s on the scoreboard three straight innings. Levi Perrell had two doubles and drove in two runs for the Indians. Catawba (42-15) also got RBIs from Dylan Driver, Sam Hunter, Bo Rusher and Drew Robertson. Jack Enrico and Marco Colina homered for Young Harris, and Catawba starting pitcher Cole Hales was knocked out in the third inning. Gouge entered at that point and pitched into the eighth. He got 15 outs, while allowing two hits and no walks. He struck out four, as Catawba, the “visitor” for this regional game, maintained a 6-4 lead. “Gouge made the difference,” Catawba head coach Jim Gantt said. Brandon Rodgers got two outs in the eighth. Hayden Simmerson came in to close in the ninth and notched another save. More Sports Sports Obituary: Gaither a man of many talents College softball: Pfeiffer still alive in regional, will have to win two on Saturday to advance Golf: Strange day at Valhalla NBA: Knicks and Pacers will need Game 7 Print Article

By: Mike London

College baseball: Catawba advances to Super Regional; D-I conference tournaments this week By Mike London You have read 0 of 12 articles.

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