Ray Schaefer is a journalist at WCPO 9 News. He focuses on sports, covering a range of themes including competitive sports, sports business, and various sports disciplines, both individual and team-based. Ray's work has been featured in notable outlets such as Morehead News, LINK Media, LLC, and Herald Dispatch.
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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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From Bellevue to Belfry to Bardstown, public school children took state achievement tests this week.
By: Ray Schaefer
The only thing stopping Emily Forbes on Friday was a right leg cramp – but only briefly. Ryle hardly contained Cooper's junior attacker.
By: Ray Schaefer
Campbell County's girls track and field team spent much of Monday evening checking their phones for the latest updates.
By: Ray Schaefer
MAYSVILLE Ashland girls track coach Chris Bruner called Tuesday night “magical.”
By: Ray Schaefer
Beechwood’s boys and Bishop Brossart’s girls captured Class A Region 4 track titles Friday as Brody Aylor, Ava Walters and Caroline Nordman delivered standout performances and records fell.
You could call Covington Catholic's track team's final year in Class 2A track and field a runaway.
By: Ray Schaefer
Alexis Howard won one event on her first attempt and another on her last.
What Bishop Brossart's softball team did Monday was three years in the making.
By: Ray Schaefer
For Bishop Brossart and Campbell County, Thursday's 10 th Region softball semifinals were perhaps best forgotten.
By: Ray Schaefer
Invasive plants have come to Southgate. Well, the plants aren't a new thing, but Southgate is currently reviewing a city ordinance similar
