Preston Odam is a journalist for The Anniston Star, focusing on local news and sports in Anniston, Alabama. With a passion for covering high school sports, Preston provides in-depth coverage of football games and highlights standout players in the area.
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Preston Odam's coverage primarily centers around local sports, particularly high school football in Alabama. Given the nature of his articles and the geographic focus, he would likely be interested in pitches related to upcoming games, standout performances by local athletes, team announcements or achievements, and any relevant events tied to high school sports within Anniston or its neighboring areas.
To effectively reach out to Preston Odam, consider providing exclusive insights into local teams' strategies or tactics for upcoming games, interviews with key players or coaches from the area that offer unique perspectives on recent matches and future competitions. Furthermore, offering detailed analysis of specific player performance could also attract his attention.
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A year after losing to Donoho, Winterboro routed the Falcons 47-6. The win came in large part thanks to Deonte Smoot’s stellar rushing night. Smoot had 191 yards on the
“It goes back to these boys," White Plains coach Blake Jennings said. "They’ve worked hard since June, since we started this thing in the summertime. To be able to get
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"It’s beginning to show what we’re doing in practice, it’s a testament to them," White Plains coach Blake Jennings said. "The kids, they work their tail off and that’s all
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JACKSONVILLE — Jacksonville State soccer seniors Vanessa Mejia, Mya Fregoli and Amanda Chimbima are hoping they've laid the foundation so the Gamecocks can continue to grow.
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OXFORD — When a region title is on the line, games are always going to be tough. No. 9 Oxford and No. 2 Clay-Chalkville proved that Friday night with the
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John Welsh's late-game play was one of several he made to lift Spring Garden past Ragland to clinch its 10th straight first-round home playoff game.
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Pleasant Valley's state championship volleyball team was honored at halftime of Thursday night's football game.
Pleasant Valley's state championship volleyball team was honored at halftime of Thursday night's football game.
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The high-flying Oxford Yellow Jackets delivered a statement with a dominating 36-7 win at Jacksonville. Both are headed to the playoffs with hopes of a deep run.
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Jacksonville State senior Carley Lynch has six digs in 12 matches this season, but her impact on the Gamecocks goes well beyond that.
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