Weldon Bradshaw is a local journalist based in Richmond, Virginia. He writes for the Richmond Times-Dispatch and his work has also been featured in The Roanoke Times. Weldon covers high school basketball games and tournaments in the Richmond area, providing in-depth coverage and analysis of the teams and players.
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Weldon Bradshaw's coverage is predominantly focused on local sports events, particularly high school basketball in the Virginia and Richmond areas. He seems to prioritize event coverage and evolving stories related to local sports.
If you have insights or announcements related to high school basketball events, teams, or individual performances in the Virginia or Richmond area, Weldon may be receptive to pitches that offer unique angles on these topics. Additionally, if you can provide evolving stories within the local high school sports scene, your pitch could capture his attention.
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Just 70 seconds had ticked off the clock Tuesday night, Deep Run already trailed Hopewell 5-0, and Wildcats' coach Tom Rawlyk glanced at the scoreboard and thought, 'Oh, no.
The sting is real, as real as real can be. How could it not be?
By: Weldon Bradshaw
As K.J. Wyche goes, so go the Varina Blue Devils.Watch the 5-11 senior point guard run the show, and you’re witness to expert playmaking, deft ball handling, pinpoint passing, and
There was no doubt. Certainly, there was no hesitation. The moment Dasan Oliver had lived for much of his basketball life had at last arrived.
They had nothing left to give. St. Christopher's had fought with all its collective heart, soul, and might to upset top-seeded St.
By: Weldon Bradshaw
There’s been no sandbagging, no mincing of words, no tiptoeing around the point, and certainly no worry about idly-spoken braggadocio that might later appear as motivation on their next opponent’s
They expect to win.
By: Nicolas Galindo
James River-Midlothian's Lanie Grant drives past Patrick Henry's Azia Banks during a Class 5 state semifinal Friday night. Grant scored 27 points.
By: Weldon Bradshaw
They expect to win.Of course, they do.The James River Rapids always expect to win.But by 34 points, in the state semifinals, against a talented, well-coached team from Patrick Henry of
WELDON BRADSHAW Special correspondent “A player who makes a team great,” the legendary John Wooden is quoted as saying, “is more valuable than a great player.”
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