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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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.
Since William focuses on a specific geographic area (Easton), pitches should emphasize their relevance to this location when reaching out about local high school sporting events and achievements.
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STEVENSVILLE — The combination was new territory for Cambridge-South Dorchester High's boys basketball team. (0) comments
Holthaus, Hickson, Henry help fuel 18-2 first-quarter scoring blitz to keep Lions undefeated
By: William Haufe, Kaleal Johnson, Max Hershkowitz
Ennals’s game-high 30 points, third-quarter swing fuel Cambridge-SD to 8-0 mark
Register seven pinfalls while remaining unbeaten in conference
By: William Haufe
AMERICAN CORNER — Jordan Regulski had seen plenty of pitches from the college ranks. (0) comments Welcome to the discussion.
ST. MICHAELS — Stevie Mister knows what he's talking about. “I told them once we got to the top of our lineup the game would change, it would flip a little bit,” St.
By: William Haufe
ST. MICHAELS — Stevie Mister knows what he's talking about. (0) comments Welcome to the discussion.
EASTON — Garett Hemingway can carry Saints Peter and Paul High's boys basketball team when needed. (0) comments Welcome to the discussion.
By: William Haufe
EASTON — Her team numbers are down. (0) comments Welcome to the discussion.
Saints Peter and Paul's Avery McCall, left, and Lucy Rankin, combined for 31 points Tuesday in the Sabres' 45-25 victory over Salisbury School.
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