Rick Kozlowski is a journalist based in Martinsburg, West Virginia. He writes for the Martinsburg Journal and his work has also been featured in publications such as the Charleston Gazette-Mail, Bluefield Daily Telegraph, WVNews, and Cleburne Times Review. Rick covers a range of local topics including sports, community events, and human interest stories.
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Rick Kozlowski's primary focus is local sports events, particularly high school basketball and football in the West Virginia area. He provides extensive coverage of games and matches, as well as human interest stories related to local athletes.
Pitching to Rick would be most effective for those who have insights or involvement in the local high school sports scene in West Virginia. This could include coaches, players, or community figures involved with these sports.
Given his focus on event coverage and emphasis on specific games and matches, pitches should primarily revolve around previews and reviews of upcoming or recent important events within the indicated geographic area.
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By: Rick Kozlowski
Martinsburg’s championship chase in football begins Monday, and the pursuit to catch up to the Bulldogs also starts.
By: Rick Kozlowski
SHENANDOAH JUNCTION -- A weary, yet smiling, bunch of jet-lagged softball players and their coaches disembarked from a travel day of some eight hours to a homecoming celebration Sunday evening
A sign welcomed seniors to defending state Class AAA champion Martinsburg on the first day of preseason workouts for football.
BUNKER HILL — Musselman took a substantial hit from the transfer portal between the end of last season and the start of a new one, leaving a gaping hole in terms of returnees on the roster.
By: Rick Kozlowski
HEDGESVILLE — Levi Faircloth’s football career has come full circle.
By: Rick Kozlowski
BUNKER HILL — Trent Shade spent the summer working for his father’s construction company.
SPRING MILLS — Max Anderson learned a hard lesson over the summer about the fragility of life.
By: Rick Kozlowski
MARTINSBURG -- There was a shooting Friday night in the neighborhood outside of Martinsburg's Walker Stadium. The shots rang out right after the national anthem.
By: Rick Kozlowski
SHENANDOAH JUNCTION -- There is an episode of the TV show "Seinfeld" in which Elaine, one of the main characters, gets into a debate with a prospective employer about grace.
By: Rick Kozlowski
MARTINSBURG -- Try as Huntington might to try to contain Martinsburg standout quarterback and Kennedy Award candidate Koi Fagan, the senior showed up just in the nick of time for
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