Ned Griffen is a journalist at The Day Publishing Company. He has obsessively covered state high school football since the mid-nineties, focusing on team sports and competitive sports, driven by his deep-rooted passion for the game. Ned's work has been featured in notable outlets including Yahoo News, The Hartford Courant, and CT Insider.
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Ned Griffen exclusively covers local high school sports events, particularly football, with a strong focus on event coverage. Given this emphasis, he would likely be most responsive to pitches related to ongoing or upcoming high school sporting events in the Connecticut area.
Consider reaching out if you have exclusive access to interviews or insights from coaches, players, or officials involved in local high school sporting events. Pitches providing unique angles and perspectives about the teams and their performances throughout the season are likely to pique his interest.
Given Ned's clear geographic focus on Connecticut and New London, tailored pitches highlighting stories directly relevant to these areas would be well received.
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By: Ned Griffen
No. 5 Ledyard will face top-seeded Killingly in the semifinals Monday
By: Ned Griffen
Top-seeded, top-ranked and undefeated New Canaan football finishes off 13-0 season with 34-13 win over Cheshire in CIAC Class L final.
By: Ned Griffen
New Canaan began the season No. 1 in the Hartford Courant Top 10 State Football Coaches’ Poll and went on to prove it all season.
By: Ned Griffen
Hand erupted for 27 unanswered second-half points to defeat Killingly at Veterans Stadium in New Britain.
By: Ned Griffen
The championship was the fourth for Stonington in seven appearances.
By: Ned Griffen
The game will be resumed on Sunday at noon at Palmer Field in Middletown.
By: Ned Griffen
Senior Maya Skalski had four goals and an assist to lead Somers to its first CIAC girls lacrosse championship.
By: Ned Griffen
Charlotte Diviney scored four goals and added an assist to lead Simsbury girls lacrosse to Class LL title.
By: Ned Griffen
After winning the Class M crown last season, Guilford boys lacrosse moved up a division and claimed the Class L title this spring.
By: Ned Griffen
Senior Harry Accorsi scored 1:20 into overtime to give No. 2 Somers the Class S crown.
