William Haufe is a local journalist based in Easton, Maryland. He writes for the JAMES T WARRING SONS PROFIT SHARING TRUST and the GARDEN CLUB OF ROCK HALL, covering a range of topics including local sports, community events, and milestones. His work has also appeared in Southern Maryland Newspapers.
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Queen Anne's County, United States (Local)
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William Haufe's coverage heavily revolves around local high school sports events, particularly football, basketball, wrestling, and soccer. Given his focus on event coverage and local sports achievements, reaching out with exclusive insights or human-interest stories related to these specific sports in the Easton area could be highly effective.
Consider offering unique angles such as profiles of standout athletes or coaches within the local sporting community. Personal stories that highlight resilience, teamwork, or exceptional dedication are likely to resonate well with William's audience.
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It wasn't a prediction.
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There have always been goals. Tags Post a comment as anonymous
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His team was undefeated and still wearing the tag of defending state champion. (0) comments Welcome to the discussion.
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Sophomore Bea Holthaus and Queen Anne’s County have their sights set on another deep postseason run.
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Stephen Decatur head coach Jake Coleman (blue and white cap) was in the middle of the celebration Saturday night after the Seahawks finished a second
Members of the TC Shore field hockey team that went 5-0 last weekend at the USFHA Festival are; front row, from left: Caroline Kimball, Layla Kent, Ryann Quicke, Claire Bieber, Sadie Jacobs, Jordan Bilbo, Haley Cole, Kadence McGuckin, Cassidy Alexander; back row: Gabi Shepherd, Sadie Latchaw, Ellee McLean, Grace Shepherd, Caroline Corson, Jules Stepp, Ella Napier and Angie Webb. COURTESY OF USFHA
EASTON — It seemed every time Easton High's boys basketball team tried pulling away from North Dorchester Thursday night, the Eagles countered with just enough of a flurry that kept them within striking distance.
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Brad Plutschak was offering a quick overview of the Bayside Conference boys basketball landscape early Thursday afternoon, then narrowed the conversation toward the North division.
Easton's Darren Foxwell, bottom, put Colonel Richardson's Ethan Thomas on his head briefly in Wednesday's 165-pound match.
Cambridge-SD's Koby Ennals (2), who scored a game-high 20 points, takes aim over Queen Anne's Jimmy Holthaus during Thursday night's second half.
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