Ron Poniewasz is a journalist based in New Castle, Pennsylvania. He writes for various publications including the New Castle News, Cleburne Times Review, Yahoo Sports, and the Daily Item. Ron's articles primarily cover local sports events and provide updates on high school and community sports teams in the area.
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Ron Poniewasz’s reporting largely focuses on local sports events, particularly high school sports such as basketball and football. Pitches to Ron should center around upcoming games, player interviews, team performances, and any evolving stories within the local sports scene.
Given his focus on covering events and evolving stories in high school sports, providing insights into standout players or teams with potential for future success could be of interest to him. Additionally, sharing unique perspectives or behind-the-scenes access related to these local sporting events may also capture his attention.
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By: Ron Poniewasz Jr., Cody W. Pattison
Sunrise officially broke at 6:29 a.m. Monday morning.
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Rocco Bautti led the Neshannock High boys golf team to victory Thursday afternoon.
of 2 County fans were treated to fireworks in the opening week of the season last week.
of 2 Big plays carried the New Castle High football team to victory Friday night.
The Laurel High volleyball team opened section play on a positive note Tuesday night. The Lady Spartans defeated visiting Neshannock, 16-25, 25-14, 25-17, 25-20 in a WPIAL Section 4-2A contest.
The Wilmington High girls tennis team turned in a strong effort Thursday afternoon. The Lady Greyhounds rolled to a 5-0 District 10 home win over Sharon.
Lawrence County is set to be treated to a full slate of games Friday night. All eight county schools are on the docket to compete as Week 3 gets set to kick off.
The Neshannock High girls tennis team competed in the Midwestern Athletic Conference Tournament on Friday.
The Ellwood City Lincoln High football team conquered two opponents Friday night. Mother Nature and Neshannock High.
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