Peter Digiovanni is a journalist based in West Chester, Pennsylvania. He writes for the Daily Local News and his work has also appeared in the Calhoun Times and The Trentonian. Peter covers local sports events, with a focus on high school athletics, and has a passion for capturing the stories and achievements of athletes in his community.
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Peter's coverage is highly focused on local sports events, particularly high school basketball within the Downingtown and West Chester areas of Pennsylvania. Journalists covering local sports events like Peter generally seek information related to upcoming games, interviews with players or coaches, and insights into evolving stories about teams and individual performances.
Given his focus on event coverage and announcements in the context of high school basketball tournaments and district playoffs in specific regions, he would likely be receptive to pitches that provide timely updates about team performance, key player achievements, or any significant developments regarding the covered topics. Connecting with local coaches, players, or officials involved with these teams could also enhance outreach efforts.
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By Peter DiGiovanni [email protected] DOWNINGTOWN — Thursday night at Kottmeyer Stadium the Bishop Shanahan football team shook
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By Peter DiGiovanni pdgiovanni07@gmail Last week on the football beat had some good and some really bad happenings. Some of the good were Bishop Shanahan, a small 4A school, knocking off undefe…
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By Peter DiGiovanni pdgiovanni07@gmail DOWNINGTOWN – Thursday night at Wagner Gymnasium, the host Downingtown West boys basketball team used its height advantage to good use as the Whippe…
By Peter DiGiovanni [email protected] EAST WHITELAND – Monday night at Great Valley High School, the host Patriots boys basketball team shook off a tough first period and roared back to down Harriton, 49-37, in nonleague action. Great Valley (7-1) only scored three points in the first period and trailed the Rams (2-4) by nine points after the first period. But, some hot 3-point shooting from . . .
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By Peter DiGiovanni pdgiovanni07@gmail DOWNINGTOWN – Monday night at Bishop Shanahan High School, the Shanahan boys basketball team put on quite a defensive show as the host Eagles led wi…
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By Peter DiGiovanni [email protected] DOWNINGTOWN – Monday night at Bishop Shanahan High School, the Shanahan boys basketball team put on quite a defensive show as the host Eagles led wire to wire to post an impressive 59-43 nonleague win over Unionville. The Eagles (4-6) put three players in double figures and the Shanahan defense forced 18 Longhorns (3-5) turnovers and harassed the Longhorn . . .
By Peter DiGiovanni [email protected] DOWNINGTOWN — The Coatesville boys basketball team put on a clinic Friday night at Wagner Gymnasium as the Red Raiders led from start to finish in overwhelming Downingtown West 74-47 in Ches-Mont National Division action. Coatesville (4-0 Ches-Mont, 7-3 overall) put four players into double figures and were led by junior center Larry Brown, who tallied 16 points to go along with 10 rebounds. “I gained 30 pounds since the school year started and I feel really strong on the floor,” Brown said. “Tonight, I felt that no one could stop me and we have a […]
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By Peter DiGiovanni [email protected] TREDYFFRIN – On a day where their offense was not optimal, the Conestoga boys basketball team relied on their defense to grind out a tough 46-38 win over Great Valley Saturday afternoon at Conestoga High School. The Pioneers (9-1) won their eighth game in trow and harassed the Patriots (9-4) into a 12 for 46 shooting night from the field. “Our defense has . . .
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By Peter DiGiovanni pdgiovanni07@gmail TREDYFFRIN – On a day where their offense was not optimal, the Conestoga boys basketball team relied on their defense to grind out a tough 46-38 win…
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The Coatesville boys basketball team has been running through opposing Ches-Mont League teams like a warm knife through butter. Tuesday night at Ross Kershey Gymnasium, the Red Raiders stayed perfect in league play with a 67-49 win over a game West Chester Henderson team. And it was a special night for the Red Raiders (5-0 Ches-Mont National, 9-3 overall) senior guard Nasir Williams who netted his . . .
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