Patrick Mason is an East Carolina beat writer. He covers a range of topics within the realm of sports, including basketball, baseball, and football, while also exploring the intersections of sports with culture and society. His work has been featured in The Daily Advance, PIX11, The Daily Reflector, Skiddle, Your EDM, and Democracy Journal.
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Patrick Mason's focus is primarily on local sports, particularly college-level football and basketball. He frequently covers events related to the East Carolina University (ECU) Pirates as well. Pitches should offer in-depth analysis of games, player performances, or coaching decisions related to ECU athletics.
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By: Patrick Mason Staff
The East Carolina men's basketball team is in a rut. A rut that not even playing North Alabama at home can fix.
By: Patrick Mason Staff
The East Carolina women's basketball team picked up its first road win of the season on Thursday with a 79-47 waxing of host Hampton.
By: Patrick Mason Staff
Amiya Joyner turned in a huge game for the East Carolina women's basketball team and helped the Pirates continue their longest winning streak of the season.
By: Patrick Mason
The East Carolina men’s basketball team hopes its darkest hour is in the past.
ANNAPOLIS, Md. — East Carolina will play N.C. State in the Military Bowl at 5:45 p.m. on Saturday in Annapolis, Md.
CJ Bailey, QB, NCSU The Wolfpack's starting quarterback, Grayson McCall, played in four games before suffering a season-ending injury that forced N.C.
By: Patrick Mason Staff
ECU head coach Blake Harrell sets up a play during the game against Navy Friday afternoon at Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium.
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