Steve Lawrence is a journalist based in Ithaca, New York. He writes for The Ithaca Times and is also affiliated with WDUV-FM. With a focus on local sports coverage, Steve's articles highlight the achievements, challenges, and inspiring stories of athletes and teams in the Ithaca community.
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Steve Lawrence's coverage is heavily focused on local sports events, particularly football and hockey. He seems to favor expert commentary and event coverage related to youth baseball, summer league, baseball games, youth sports, and baseball players. If you have expertise in these areas or can provide insightful commentary on local sporting events in the United States (specifically New York and Ithaca), it may resonate well with him.
Given his emphasis on local sports achievements and events, consider providing pitches that highlight success stories of individual athletes or teams from the mentioned geographic areas. Providing insights into trends or developments within the local sports scene would also likely be well received by Steve Lawrence.
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Ithaca College's website calls the college “A Home Away From Home,” but if you were to ask visiting athletic teams as they were boarding their buses, they would likely say
By: Steve Lawrence
Last spring, Ryan Stevens' life was cruising along like a pitcher who had all of his pitches working. He had gone from the crazy world of coaching pro baseball in
While at Ithaca High school, Sawyer Tierney (class of '21) was so absorbed in soccer and track that playing football was just not possible. Issue number one: Soccer and football
By: Steve Lawrence
While driving through Jacksonville, New York last week, there were bicyclists cruising down Rt. 96 in shorts and t-shirts, and homeowners raking leaves in tank tops. Had I somehow ended
By: Steve Lawrence
I recently caught up to Connor Logue and Nathan McClintic – both Ithaca City School District students and both members of the Finger Lakes Crank Spinners, a team comprised of
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As I was walking into Barton Hall to watch the Cornell wrestlers host five other teams in the Big Red Invitational tournament, a 60-ish guy struck up a conversation. “This
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By: Steve Lawrence
At the (roughly) halfway point in the season, the Ithaca College women's swimming and diving team is sitting at 5-1, and head coach Mike Blakely-Armitage likes his team's chances to
There's that old saying about the benevolent people who plant trees under whose shade they will never sit, and when I was talking to Andy Getzin about the new wrestling
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