Tom Housenick is a sports reporter at The Morning Call. He covers a variety of competitive sports, including high school football, wrestling, and track, showcasing his passion for athletics and community sports. Tom's work has been featured in multiple publications, including The Press of Atlantic City, Reading Eagle Company, and BVM Sports.
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Tom Housenick's coverage primarily focuses on local sports, particularly wrestling and high school football in the Pennsylvania area. Given his extensive reporting on these events, he may be receptive to pitches related to upcoming local sporting events or stories about standout athletes from the region.
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By: Tom Housenick
As is typical in all organizations, the Philadelphia Phillies' problems this season became the Lehigh Valley IronPigs' problems.
By: Tom Housenick
Aiden Tobin's stellar career at Ursinus came to an end recently in record fashion.
By: Tom Housenick
District 11 has no returning PIAA gold medalists thanks to graduation, injuries (Saucon Valley's Virginia Kraus and Minersville's Paiten LaPoint
By: Tom Housenick
Rain that is assured of delivering another miserable Saturday at the PIAA Track & Field Championships comes with the promise of a better day for the Lehigh Valley and District 11.
By: Tom Housenick
SHIPPENSBURG — At the start of 2025, Palisades boys had two foursomes competing in the 400-meter relay. At the end of 2026, the Pirates have one group of Class 2A state champions.
By: Tom Housenick
SHIPPENSBURG — Catasauqua's celebration in last week's District 11 Track & Field Championships was one of shock.
By: Tom Housenick
READING – Alex McFarlane's eyes lit up. Kehden Hettiger shook his head in amazement.
