Phil Stacey is an Executive Sports Editor with a focus on local sports in Massachusetts, particularly in the Beverly area. With his work featured in various publications, including The Salem News and The Eagle-Tribune, Phil covers a wide range of sports stories, from high school hockey games to fundraising events and notable player achievements.
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Phil Stacey's focus is predominantly on local sports events, particularly ice hockey and high school sports in the Massachusetts area. If you're looking to reach out to him with a pitch, consider offering exclusive insights or interviews related to local teams' performance, standout athletes from the region, or upcoming key matches.
As Phil's coverage primarily centers around event reporting of local games and team performances within specific communities, reaching out with timely updates about these events would likely be most effective. Additionally, providing access to players or coaches for interviews related to recent games could also pique his interest.
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There’s a new face calling the shots this season, but the main objective for the Ipswich High volleyball team remains exactly the same.
BOXFORD — For all the talent that has been on Jared Scarpaci's Masconomet boys soccer teams over the years, one thing they've never seemingly had is an abundance of height.
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HAVERHILL — Two football programs with a majority of underclassmen on their rosters took the field at Whittier Tech Thursday night.
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The 4-plus hour bus ride to central Maine was certainly well worth it for the Salem High football team.
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