Seth Ellerbee is a journalist for the Atlanta Journal-Constitution (AJC) with a focus on local sports in Georgia, particularly in the Atlanta area. He covers a wide range of sports events, from high school championships to eSports updates, providing in-depth analysis and coverage of the local sports scene.
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Seth Ellerbee's articles primarily focus on local high school basketball events and teams in Georgia, particularly Atlanta. If you want to reach out effectively to Seth, consider providing insights into upcoming championship games or highlighting potential upsets within Class A and Class 3A divisions. You should also offer exclusive coverage of specific events or standout performances by high school athletes in the region.
Given his strong focus on event coverage related to high school basketball, pitches emphasizing unique story angles from these games with a particular emphasis on local teams are likely to resonate well with him.
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The Peach County-Perry rivalry dates to 1972, and for most of those years, it was all about neighboring county bragging rights.
By: Seth Ellerbee
Bowdon's narrow 36-35 loss to Class 3A-A Private Fellowship Christian in the Red Devils' season-opener left the program atop the rankings, but
It is not irrational to think the state championship contenders this season will come from the top five teams in the class at this current moment.
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By: Seth Ellerbee
It will be a new adventure for New Westminster, a Canadian football team, when they visit No. 3 Mary Persons Friday in the team's first meeting.
By: Seth Ellerbee
Top-ranked Bowdon defeated Class A Division I No. 8 Bremen 37-17 Friday night, but a scary moment in the game put sports in perspective and garnered prayers from across the state.
By: Seth Ellerbee
It would have been a tall test for LaGrange to take down top-ranked Sandy Creek, and after a 27-7 loss the Grangers dropped from No. 8 to unranked, highlighting the results from Week 3 of the Class 3A high school football season.
By: Seth Ellerbee
Three of the top-10 teams will enjoy off weeks during the fourth week of the football season, and other than top-ranked Bowdon traveling to Class 2A Westside-Macon on Thursday, Class A Division II’s top teams should have a relaxing Friday evening.
By: Seth Ellerbee
The fourth week of the high school football season is all about historic rivalries. One) Class 4A No. 3 Cartersville vs.
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