Play by Play Announcer, Color Analyst and Pre-Game Host
Sean Robertson is a Play by Play Announcer, Color Analyst and Pre-Game Host. He covers a range of topics within the sports realm, including individual and team sports, as well as the intersection of sports business with arts and entertainment. Sean has been featured in arXiv, WTKR News 3, Philippine Daily Mirror, Daily Kos, Patch.com, WTVR-TV, and NewsBreak.
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Richmond, United States (Local)
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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.
Given his focus on specific localities within Virginia (such as Richmond), he may also appreciate stories about athletes from these areas who have achieved success at higher levels of competition.
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Virginia Union football coaches have stayed busy this offseason scouting some of the best high school players in the mid-Atlantic region.
Varina wide receiver Markus Ocho Lewis verbally committed to play at the University of Virginia on Friday.
Former NFL linebacker Wali Rainer hosted his third annual I Am Power PAL football camp in Chesterfield County this week.
By: Sean Robertson
Fresno State quarterback Khristian Martin returned to his alma mater, Highland Springs, on Friday night to host his second youth football camp.
By: Sean Robertson
I ended up down in Florida for about three months beginning at the end of November, 2024 thanks to some friends.
By: Sean Robertson
VCU's Chelsea Banbury and Richmond's Alisa Kresge are entering their first seasons as head coaches, each with a vision for building women's basketball in Richmond.
By: Sean Robertson
VCU's Chelsea Banbury and Richmond's Alisa Kresge are entering their first seasons as head coaches, each with a vision for building women's basketball in R
After three years as Head Coach at Meadowbrook, Billy Rudd returns to Meadowbrook as the HC. Rudd takes over a program that missed the playoffs after four straight postseason appearances.
18 starters are back from a team that won at least 11 games two years in a row. First time that happened in program history.
Tobias takes over as Meadowbrook Head Coach. The Monarchs look to end an eight-year playoff drought.
