Nick Carboni is the Sports Director at WCNC Charlotte. With a strong background in competitive sports and sports business, he covers a wide range of topics including team sports, individual sports, and various sports disciplines. Nick has also been featured in WMAZ-TV, WLTX-TV, and WFMY-TV in Greensboro, NC.
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Nick Carboni's articles largely focus on local sports events, particularly football and soccer in the Charlotte area. He is likely to be interested in pitches related to upcoming games, player transfers or signings, and significant achievements within college and high school sports teams based in North Carolina.
Given his strong emphasis on event coverage and local sports news, he may be receptive to exclusive insights from coaches, players, or team managers involved with local sporting events. Pitches about human interest stories related to athletes or unique trends specific to Charlotte's sports scene could also capture his attention.
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Queens University and Elon University announced a merger, affecting their NCAA Division 1 sports programs.
By: Nick Carboni
Local sports celebrities, including Greg Olsen and Kyle Busch, showcased at a charity event in Concord, raising funds for children's causes in the Carolinas.
By: Nick Carboni
Johnson C. Smith football will compete for a conference title for the first time in 50 years this weekend.
Johnson C. Smith football returns to the conference championship for the first time since 1972
By: Nick Carboni
Golden Bulls will host Frostburg State after winning CIAA Championship CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Johnson C. Smith coach Maurice Flowers isn't letting the CIAA Championship trophy too far out of his sight.
By: Nick Carboni
Crown part of brand new Upshot League CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Is Charlotte ready for another women's professional basketball team? We're about to find out.
By: Nick Carboni
Mavericks hope to have DQ overturned, resulting in co-championship
Camp focuses on mental health awareness, through the Young 9 Foundation CHARLOTTE, N.C. — For the third-straight year, Carolina Panthers quarterback Bryce Young hosted a free football camp for kids in Charlotte.
By: Nick Carboni
Mallard Creek High School is declared co-state champion in the NCHSAA 8A Men's Track Championship after an appeal overturns a disqualification that sparked debate.
