Sean Robertson is a Weekend Sports Anchor/Reporter for WTVR-TV and WTKR News 3, focusing on local sports news in Richmond, Virginia. With a passion for covering high school and college sports, Sean brings in-depth analysis and game highlights to his viewers. His work has also been featured in arXiv, further showcasing his expertise in the field of sports journalism.
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Sean’s coverage mainly revolves around local sports events, particularly basketball and football, with a strong emphasis on college and high school-level competitions. He appears to prioritize event coverage, making him more likely to engage with pitches related to upcoming or ongoing sports events in the Virginia area.
Local coaches, players, and teams are likely of particular interest to Sean. Pitches that offer exclusive insights into the performance or prospects of these local figures would likely be well-received.
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CHESTER, Va. -- Thomas Dale High School defeated Cosby High School 52-8 on Thursday night in Chester.
By: Lane Casadonte, Sean Robertson
The Glen Allen High School Jaguars defeated the Prince George High School Royals 35-0 Thursday night at Glen Allen.
By: Lane Casadonte, Sean Robertson
The number one ranked Highland Springs High School defeated Manchester High School 42-8 in a highly anticipated high school football game
By: Lane Casadonte, Sean Robertson
The eighth ranked L.C. Bird Skyhawks defeated the James River Rapids 31-0 on Thursday night in Chesterfield County.
Running back Butter Stephenson ran for a 61-yard second quarter touchdown to help the Mavericks secure the win.
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Amari Odom threw for two touchdowns, Ryan Ingram ran for a score and Wofford beat Richmond 26-19. Odom’s 12-yard scoring pass to Jordan Davis with 10:09 left in the third quarter gave the Terriers their first lead at 16-12, the two-point conversion failed, and they led for the remainder. Richmond went ahead 12-3 when Aziz Foster-Powell ran it in from the 8 to end a seven-play, 75-yard drive that lasted 3:25. Richmond quarterback Kyle Wickersham ran for 100 yards on 15 carries but threw for just 97 yards and was intercepted three times.
By: Lane Casadonte, Sean Robertson
"The energy is infectious. It's spread not only to our staff but to all the students in the building," new head coach Benjamin Hutchinson said.
Lane Casadonte and Sean Robertson will have scores and highlights from high school football games across Central Virginia.
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