Ray Schaefer is a journalist focused on covering local news in Northern Kentucky. He writes for LINK Media, LLC and WCPO 9 News, with his work also appearing in the Morehead News. Ray's articles cover a range of topics including high school sports, community events, and human interest stories.
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Ray Schaefer's articles primarily revolve around local sports events and announcements in Northern Kentucky, focusing on high school sports such as basketball, football, soccer, and bowling. To effectively reach out to him for coverage or expert commentary, consider providing insights into upcoming local sporting events, profiles of exceptional young athletes in the area or any significant developments related to high school sports within Northern Kentucky. If you have expertise in these areas or can provide unique perspectives on local sporting events or trends specific to this region, your pitch is more likely to resonate with Ray Schaefer.
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By: Audrey Carrico, Ray Schaefer, Evan Dennison
With five teams ranked in the top 25 of the state, the 9th Region volleyball tourmament was going to be nothing short of competitive.
Scott Eagles win 3-1 over Bishop Brossart in the 10th Region volleyball final. Next up: 12th Region winner West Jessamine in the first round of the state tournament.
Lily Parke of Beechwood wins girls Class A cross country title, while Villa Madonna's boys win their first boys sport title in school history.
Notre Dame's volleyball team had a stressful start Monday. The Pandas finished just fine – a 3-0 (25-23, 25-18, 25-18) home win over Lexington Catholic in the first round of the KHSAA girls volleyball tournament.
Scott volleyball team advances to state semifinals, aiming to become the first public school to win the state tournament.
Notre Dame vs. Louisville Assumption in the state volleyball tournament.
Cooper Jaguars dominate Scott County Cardinals in a 45-20 victory, with Cam O'Hara's 223 passing yards and Austin Alexander's 104 receiving yards leading the way.
Discover the impressive resumes of the seven newest members of the Northern Kentucky Sports Hall of Fame. From basketball to track and swimming, they've excelled in all sports.
Highlands football dominates Pulaski County in Class 5A quarterfinals with a 42-18 win. Rio Litmer throws for 334 yards and four touchdowns.
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