Stephen Haynes is a Sports Reporter at Lohud. He covers a wide range of topics within the sports realm, including individual and team sports, competitive and professional sports, as well as sports business and marketing. Stephen's work has been featured in notable outlets such as Yahoo News, USA TODAY, and various regional publications.
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Stephen Haynes focuses on local sports coverage, particularly high school athletics and college sports within the New York region. He covers a variety of sports such as football, basketball, wrestling, and volleyball. When reaching out to Stephen with pitches or suggestions for coverage, it's important to highlight compelling human interest stories or significant achievements within these specific sporting events in the local area. Offering access to exclusive interviews with athletes or coaches involved in these events may also pique his interest.
Given that Stephen has a strong focus on event coverage and evolving stories related to local sports, providing unique angles or behind-the-scenes insights into prominent games or tournaments could be effective in capturing his attention.
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By: Stephen Haynes
Rockland/Westchester Journal News Check back later tonight for the game story, photo gallery and video from each game.
By: Stephen Haynes
Suffern, Nyack, Rye and Pleasantville are competing on June 12 in the girls lacrosse state semifinals at SUNY Cortland. Check here for results.
By: Stephen Haynes
Rockland/Westchester Journal News Nyack, Rye and Suffern begin and end the season as the top three teams in our girls lacrosse rankings, each of them having reached the state semifinals.
By: Stephen Haynes
Poughkeepsie Journal The emotions felt during the game weren't all that different from the norm.
By: Stephen Haynes
Poughkeepsie Journal Pete Colaizzo joked that he has spent an inordinate amount of time in vans over the years, shuttling his teams to venues
By: Michael P. McKinney, Stephen Haynes
Walt "Clyde" Frazier, who powered the New York Knicks to two 1970s NBA championships, was at Stew Leonard's Yonkers grocery store Tuesday, June 16, to help honor a basketball team that did something not achieved in decades.
By: Stephen Haynes, George Caratzas, Alexandra Rivera
Stephen Haynes, George Caratzas and Alexandra Rivera, Rockland/Westchester Journal News New York Knicks , 2026 NBA champions, welcome to the Canyon of Heroes.
By: Stephen Haynes, George Caratzas
Is it once in a lifetime? Whether it is or not, the Knicks celebrated their NBA Championship with a parade down the Canyon of Heroes with their fans.
By: Stephen Haynes
Rockland/Westchester Journal News Nyack, Rye and Suffern each had two superstars among the nine Section 1 players who received USA Lacrosse All-American recognition.
