Ray Fisher is a local journalist based in Sewickley, Pennsylvania. He writes for the Tribune Review and Inverse, covering a range of topics including local sports, entertainment, and science fiction. With a focus on the Quaker Valley community, Fisher's articles highlight the achievements and stories of individuals and teams in the area.
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Ray Fisher's coverage is heavily focused on local high school sports, particularly from Quaker Valley. He regularly features event coverage and profile pieces related to basketball, wrestling, volleyball, and swimming.
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As Ray focuses on local events in Pennsylvania (specifically Sewickley), he may appreciate content that highlights the achievements and struggles of young athletes within this community. Offering insights into upcoming games or standout players would likely resonate with his readership.
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By: Ray Fisher
There haven't been too many more dominant performances in the WPIAL girls volleyball tournament than Quaker Valley's this year.
After the commercial success of Batman v Superman, the DC Universe is being set up and after Wonder Woman, it is the turn of the Justice League to unveil itself, to our delight!
By: Ray Fisher
Bethel Park's boys soccer team almost ran the table in the WPIAL playoffs this season.
By: Ray Fisher
It was a whirlwind of a season for Cami Fisher, Bethel Park's sophomore tennis whiz.
Baldwin seniors Avery Barrett and Kaylee Smolko hardly could wait for Nov. 13 to finally arrive.
By: Ray Fisher
The numbers just kept piling up for the Thomas Jefferson football team this season.
The groundwork for the 2024 Quaker Valley girls WPIAL Class 2A soccer championship was laid back in 1991-92.
Lily Baker is only a freshman at Quaker Valley, but she played like a savvy veteran in the WPIAL Class 2A championship game.
Cecilia Montagnese’s high school legacy in cross country is firmly in place.
Mike Mastroianni, athletic director at Quaker Valley, undoubtedly had an extra-wide smile on his face on the first weekend in November.
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