Travis Barrett is a part-time sports writer based in Waterville, Maine. He covers local sports events and teams for the Morning Sentinel, with a focus on high school sports. Travis's work has also been featured in the Sun Journal and The Portland Press Herald.
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Waterville, Maine, United States (Local)
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Travis Barrett's coverage primarily focuses on event coverage, particularly in the local sports scene of Maine and Waterville. If you are reaching out to Travis, consider providing detailed insights into upcoming or ongoing local sporting events, along with potential player interviews or unique angles related to these events.
As his focus is mainly on event coverage within specific sports such as basketball, soccer, and field hockey in the United States' Maine region, any pitches should be tailored accordingly. Providing exclusive access to teams or players involved in upcoming games could significantly enhance your pitch's appeal.
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By: Anna Chadwick
Bulldogs use defense and rebounding to advance to regional semifinals.
Top-seeded Panthers advance to regional semifinals against Madison.
Junior guard does it all to help carry Rams into regional final.
No. 3 Rams pull away late to reach first state final since 2012.
Cavaliers ease past Saints to reach first state final since 2016.
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By: Travis Barrett
High groove pays dividends for multi-time track champion on opening day.
By: Travis Barrett
The 300-lap Celebration of America race in July has chance to overshadow prestigious Oxford 250.
By: Travis Barrett, Lee Horton
The 300-lap Celebration of America race in July has chance to overshadow prestigious Oxford 250. NASCAR Cup Series drivers Kyle Busch and Daniel Hemric have already announced intentions to enter.
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