Steve DeShazo is a sports editor with a focus on local sports in Virginia, specifically in Fredericksburg. He writes for publications such as The Free Lance-Star, The Daily Progress, and Central Virginia Media Group. With a career spanning various newspapers, his articles cover a range of topics including college football, high school sports, and the NFL.
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Fredericksburg, Virginia, United States (Local)
Steve Deshazo's articles mainly focus on local sports, particularly football in the Virginia area. He seems to be interested in event coverage and expert commentary related to football, both college and professional. If you have insights or analysis relevant to local football events or can provide expert commentary on teams and players from this region, your pitch is more likely to resonate with him. Additionally, given his interest in event coverage, providing exclusive insights into upcoming games or recent match analyses could make your outreach more effective.
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By: Steve Deshazo
Stay the course or make a bold change? That's been the topic of discussion in D.C. recently — and not just on Capitol Hill.
By: Steve Deshazo
Stay the course or make a bold change? That’s been the topic of discussion in D.C. recently — and not just on Capitol Hill.
By: Steve Deshazo
All of Washington, D.C.'s, professional sports teams are opting for teardowns of aging rosters and replacing departed veterans with young prospects and first-year players. Will this be successful? Sports columnist
By: Steve Deshazo
Washington Nationals outfielder and No. 1 prospect James Wood talked with the media about his MLB debut following Monday's 9-7 loss in 10 innings.
By: Steve Deshazo
With the new college fall season just weeks away, many conferences and organizations are honoring top scholar-athletes from 2023-24.
By: Steve Deshazo
ASHBURN — One size definitely doesn't fit all in the NFL, where 350-pound linemen block so receivers half their size can catch the ball.
ASHBURN — One size definitely doesn’t fit all in the NFL, where 350-pound linemen block so receivers half their size can catch the ball.
McLaurin and Allen bring distinctly different styles as leaders in Washington's latest rebuilding effort.
By: Steve Deshazo
ASHBURN — Aside from Jayden Daniels' development, there may be no bigger story line at the Washington Commanders' training camp than first-year coach Dan Quinn's bid to resurrect a dormant pass rush.
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