Paul Wager is a Sports Editor and Assistant Managing Editor for The Daily Gazette, with a focus on local sports in Schenectady, New York. He has written articles covering various sports events and achievements, including high school athletics and regional competitions. His work has also been featured in The Leader-Herald.
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Paul Wager's coverage is predominantly focused on local sports events, particularly high school sports in the United States, New York, and Schenectady. If you have news or stories related to high school level sports events such as football, basketball, swimming, field hockey, cross country among others in these areas then Paul may be interested in covering them.
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