Rich Rhoades is a local journalist based in Du Bois, Pennsylvania. He writes for the Courrier Express and his work has also been featured in the Eldred Area Free Library & Historical Society. Rich covers a range of topics, including local sports events, community news, and historical pieces.
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DuBois, Pennsylvania, United States (Local)
Rich Rhoades primarily covers local sports events, with a focus on high school sports, basketball, wrestling, and sports tournaments. If you wish to engage with him effectively, consider offering insights or stories related to these specific areas. This could include providing unique angles on recent games or in-depth coverage of ongoing tournaments.
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ROSSITER — Avoiding a sweep, the Brookville Grays extended their Federation League semifinal playoff series with Rossiter with a 13-3 rout of the Miners Sunday afternoon at Shaffer Field.
Rossiter Miners pitcher Anthony Maseto throws a pitch during the fourth inning of Monday’s game at McKinley Field in Brookville. Maseto went four innings, giving up three hits, and pitched
Rossiter Miners’ Zeke Bennett, right, is all smiles after he’s greeted by third base coach and manager Ruben Taylor after Bennett’s two-run triple in the second inning of Monday’s game
BROOKVILLE — It’s on to the Federation League finals for the Rossiter Miners, who try to repeat the feat a second straight year against the Sykesville Senators.
The Brookville Raiders logo was put into the turf at the stadium last week as the turf/track construction project continues at Brookville Area High School.
BROOKVILLE — Two Brookville-rostered teams reached the finals at last weekend’s annual Craig Lewis Memorial Tournament held at the Zufall Field complex.
Mercer’s Brian Shevitz gets the checkered flag in the night-ending feature at last year’s Thursday Derby Dog Demolition Derby at the Clarion County Fair. Shevitz collected $2,000 for his win.
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