Web Services lead; lead writer and media/marketing specialist
Scott DeCamp is a lead writer at CatchMark SportsNet and serves as the media/marketing specialist for CatchMark Technologies. He specializes in covering a variety of sports, including basketball, softball, baseball, and golf, while also engaging with audiences through podcasts. Scott's work has been featured in MLive.
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Muskegon, United States (Local)
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Scott DeCamp's coverage focuses heavily on local sports events, particularly high school basketball and wrestling in the Muskegon area of Michigan. He is highly engaged with covering individual achievements within these sports.
To effectively pitch to Scott, consider providing exclusive insights into local games or athletes' performances. Additionally, sharing human-interest stories about the athletes and their journeys could be compelling for his audience. If you have access to behind-the-scenes content or unique angles related to high school sports in the Muskegon area, it may capture his interest.
Given his emphasis on event coverage and announcements, highlighting upcoming local sporting events or significant milestones achieved by teams or individuals would likely resonate well with him.
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By: Scott Decamp
West Michigan Conference coaches: Please email your results to sports@catchmarkit.
From the regional round to Tuesday's wild quarterfinal win over Beal City, Red Devils have logged nearly 600 miles.
Red-hot Red Devils seeking first state championship for their program as well as first in Muskegon County softball history.
See who received first-team and honorable mention accolades.
Two from Whitehall, repeat all-stater from North Muskegon lead the way.
Fia Lindsay is a first-team selection in singles, while Marilyn Gaston is honorable mention.
By: Scott Decamp
See video and photos, plus results, from the June 15 event.
By Scott DeCamp | For MLive.com In Year 3 of the Jared Hudson regime of Fremont football, the Packers are adopting a new mantra for the 2024 season – It takes what it takes.
The Wildcats are hoping an influx of experience and skill will push the program to better results in 2024.
By Scott DeCamp | For MLive.com RAVENNA – As injuries mounted during the 2023 season, losses began to pile up for the Ravenna football team in its 3-6 campaign.
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