Randy Woodward is a journalist at Sports Dog. He covers themes related to sports, particularly competitive sports, while also touching on topics such as environmental services, forestry, and natural resources. Randy is featured in Royal Broadcasting/The River 95.3FM/SportsRadio AM1450.
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Randy Woodward's coverage is primarily focused on local sports events and announcements. He seems to prioritize reporting on upcoming events, results, and significant developments related to local sports.
Given the high percentage of announcement coverage, Randy may be particularly interested in receiving information about upcoming local sporting events, team news, or any notable achievements or milestones within the local sports community.
The geographic focus of his work is not explicitly stated but given the emphasis on "local" topics and The River 95.3 (possibly a radio station), it can be inferred that he covers local news relevant to a specific region or community. Therefore, pitches should align with this localized focus when reaching out to him.
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By: Randy Woodward
Mark Frondorf has some tips on where to take that next Shenandoah River adventure. Whether it’s the South Fork, North Fork, or main stem, the conditions are great this week! Shenandoah River Reports are brought to you by Front Royal Outdoors, where Don Roberts and his crew are ready to get you out on the […]
By: Randy Woodward
The “Goldilocks” river conditions continue as we approach the weekend…and Mark has some tips for first-time fishermen! Brought to you by Front Royal Outdoors, where Don Roberts can get you out on some prime fishing spots! Visit FRO at https://frontroyaloutdoors
By: Randy Woodward
Mark Frondorf has some tips on how to best enjoy the Shenandoah despite lower river levels. Brought to you by Front Royal Outdoors. Let Don Roberts help get you out on the South Fork this Fall! Find out how at https://frontroyaloutdoors
By: Randy Woodward
Mark Frondorf has an update on the impact of data centers on the environment. Brought to you by Front Royal Outdoors, where Don Roberts has some Fall South Fork fun planned for you! Get in touch with FRO at https://frontroyaloutdoors
By: Randy Woodward
In our final Shenandoah River Report of 2025, Mark has 3 highlights from the year on the river…brought to you by Front Royal Outdoors. They’ll be open through early November, so visit them in person or at https://frontroyaloutdoors
(posted 4-1-26) Greetings from The Booth! It’s hard to chase a Bear with a Monkey on your back… Some thoughts about Tiger Woods as we approach the Masters next week in Augusta, Georgia. By now, after incessant 24/7 coverage, everyone is aware of Tiger’s recent vehicle escapade in Jupiter, Florida, where he rolled his SUV […]
By: Randy Woodward
(Posted 5-18-26) Greetings from The Booth! If you’ve ever played sports or been involved in athletics on any level, you know that there’s no worse feeling than when a season with high hopes comes to an abrupt end. Such is the case with Shenandoah University Baseball, whose fans were probably already looking ahead to an […]
By: Randy Woodward
(Posted 5-25-26) Greetings from The Booth! The auto racing community and the sports world in general were stunned by the sudden and recent death of NASCAR superstar Kyle Busch. In case you’ve been off the planet, Busch suffered what was first called “a mysterious illness” last week and by the time he was taken to […]
By: Randy Woodward
(Posted 6-29-26) Greetings from The Booth! Despite 2 wins to close out the weekend, it was not a great week for the Washington Nationals’ bullpen. Three of the losses in the 4-game losing streak were due to blown saves by the Nats’ “Gas Can Gang,” including a ridiculous 14-9 loss to the Phillies in which […]
By: Randy Woodward
(Posted 7-5-26) Greetings From The Booth! Sometimes the old days and old ways seem better. Maybe time smooths out the rough edges, as they say, but doggone it, I miss the Magnavox TV in my living room that was connected to a tall, ugly antenna outside my house in 1970s Martinsburg, West Virginia. The only […]
