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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Holthaus' big saves help Queen Anne's outlast Century in PKs to reach state final
By: William Haufe
It was more of an announcement than analysis. (0) comments Welcome to the discussion.
GAMBRILLS — Carol Hubbard knows it takes time to build programs. (0) comments Welcome to the discussion.
STEVENSVILLE — Kent Island High head football coach Zach Davis has seen enough of Mikey O'Connor.
Queen Anne’s Kara Ringold raises her arms in celebration after her second goal gave the Lions a 2-0 lead in the second half of Saturday’s Class 2A state championship against C. Milton Wright.
By: William Haufe
Colonel Richardson High head football coach James Jackson didn't think Cambridge-South Dorchester was 23 points better than his team in the fourth week of the season.
WYE MILLS — Chesapeake College men's head basketball coach Andrew Sachs knew his team was going to lose at some point this season. (0) comments
By: William Haufe
With the exception of a few injuries, and the assorted turnovers and penalties that leave coaches muttering, the season has gone pretty much as planned for Cambridge-South Dorchester High’s football
Underdog. (0) comments Welcome to the discussion.
Cambridge-SD quarterback Anthony Hughes is tackled for a safety by Fort Hill's Noah House in the fourth quarter of Friday night's Class 1A state quarterfinal.
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