Sports reporter/columnist The Journal News, a daily newspaper in White Plains, NY. Focus includes track & field; sports equality; injured-athlete opioid use.
None, New York, United States (Local)
Nancy Haggerty’s area of focus is predominantly local high school sports, particularly girls basketball and cross-country. Her coverage heavily emphasizes event-based reporting on high school sports events in the Westchester/Putnam and Rockland areas of New York.
For effective outreach to Nancy, consider providing her with exclusive insights or interviews related to local high school sporting events, standout athletes' achievements, or emerging trends within these specific communities. As she covers a wide range of high school sports, pitching stories that align with her geographic focus and are centered around notable events or exceptional performances would likely be well-received.
Given her extensive event coverage in this niche area, engaging with coaches, players, or organizers from these localities could potentially offer valuable perspectives for future articles by Nancy Haggerty.
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By: Nancy Haggerty
With four players out sick or injured, Yorktown got out to a fast start before beating Somers 8-5 in girls lacrosse. Annie Cunneen had four goals.
By: Nancy Haggerty
North Rockland's Ryan Tuohy joined his sister, Katelyn, and brother, Pat, in owning a Gold Rush meet record. Bronxville's Wyatt Gravier earned another
By: Nancy Haggerty
Rockland/Westchester Journal News Earning 5,943 out of 19,469 online votes, Mahopac goalie Amanda Cary garned Girls Lacrosse Player of the Week honors last week.
By: Nancy Haggerty
Rockland/Westchester Journal News While some local girls lacrosse teams had as many as nine games remaining on their regular-season schedule as of Monday, others had only a couple.
By: Nancy Haggerty
Rockland/Westchester Journal News Girls high school lacrosse seems to have just started. But the regular season will conclude next week.
By: Nancy Haggerty
Rockland/Westchester Journal News Show Caption The driveway at the McDaniel home in Cold Spring ends in a basketball hoop.
Junior Jordan Kauftheil scored a career-high eight goals as John Jay-Cross River defeated Minisink Valley 16-7 in girls lacrosse Friday.
By: Nancy Haggerty
Nancy Haggerty, Rockland/Westchester Journal News SOMERS — Taylor Rhett is hardly someone to avoid a challenge.
Nancy Haggerty, Rockland/Westchester Journal News Each week, The Journal News/lohud asks its readers to vote for the Girls Lacrosse Player of the Week.
By: Nancy Haggerty
This is the final week of regular-season play for Section 1 and will be the final Journal News/lohud girls lacrosse rankings until both local and state playoffs for both public and private schools conclude.
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