Patrick Lanni is a Reporter at NJ Advance Media, powering The Star Ledger and nj.com. He covers a variety of sports including football, wrestling, and track and field, with a keen interest in sports business. Patrick has been featured in outlets such as LehighValley Live, Calhoun Times, and Yahoo Sports.
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Patrick Lanni's coverage primarily revolves around local sports, particularly college football and recruiting at Rutgers University. He is likely to be responsive to pitches related to upcoming games, exclusive interviews with coaches or players, insights on recruitment decisions and strategies, as well as stories about standout athletes.
Given the high percentage of event coverage in his articles, he may also show interest in behind-the-scenes access or exclusive news related to sporting events involving Rutgers University.
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By: Patrick Lanni
A massive blaze ripped through Legacy Boxing Club, where 200 athletes trained under a pioneering staff.
By: Patrick Lanni
The owners of Legacy Boxing Club has vowed to build back stronger after a massive fire destroyed its facility in Belleville.
By: Victoria Gladstone, Patrick Lanni
The scene intensified Saturday as political activists flocked to Newark. Political theater followed.
By: Nicolas Fernandes, Patrick Lanni
In an interview outside the facility on Monday, Rep. Jeff Van Drew said the detainees receive medical care and are served quality food.
By: Patrick Lanni, Murjani Rawls
NJ's new tool will show you how much the full FIFA World Cup experience will make a dent in your bank account.
By: Murjani Rawls, Steve Politi, Matthew Stanmyre, Patrick Lanni
World Cup travel has been a hot-button issue in New Jersey
By: Patrick Lanni
A local walks from his Rutherford home to MetLife Stadium for the World Cup opener, meeting fans and navigating security and transit chaos.
By: Murjani Rawls, Matthew Stanmyre, Steve Politi, Patrick Lanni
World Cup travel has been a hot-button issue in New Jersey.
By: Patrick Lanni
Six hours before the first 2026 World Cup match kicks off at MetLife Stadium, law enforcement personnel carrying military-grade weapons stand watch along a busy roadway in East Rutherford. Multiple police cars block the road, while cement barricades stand in place as another warning not to proceed. It's a fitting...
By: Patrick Lanni
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