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| Date posted | Job(s) wanted | Contact |
|---|---|---|
| 8/31/10 | Freelance Sports Writer (Dallas-Fort Worth/virtual) Name: Charles Durrenberger Position sought: Freelance Sports Writer (Dallas-Fort Worth/virtual) Email: cdurrenberger14@gmail.com Phone: 520-954-1976 Veteran all-around sports writer available to cover most any sport in the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex. Charles has been a sports writer for more than 20 years, including being a college football beat writer for almost 10 years. Available to staff Cowboys, college football and basketball (SMU, TCU, [...] Read More >> | Charles Durrenberger |
| 1/25/10 | Freelance Sports Writer (Atlanta/virtual) Name: Dave Paul Position sought: Freelance Sports Writer (Atlanta/virtual) E-mail: dpodyssey@gmail.com Phone: 404-840-8876 Seasoned sports writer available to cover events in the Atlanta metro area. Experience includes high school, college and professional sporting events. Dave’s byline has appeared in the Atlanta Journal-Constitution, North County (San Diego) Times, St. Paul Pioneer Press, Wisconsin State Journal, Oshkosh [...] Read More >> | Dave Paul |
| 12/25/09 | Internet-based freelance writer Doug Bowman is a freelance sports writer with significant knowledge in the MLB, NFL, NBA, College Football, and College Basketball. He is based in Richmond, Va., and has been covering baseball and basketball for HokieHaven.com, part of the Rivals.com network, since 2007. As part of his duties at HokieHaven, Bowman writes game previews for both [...] Read More >> | Doug Bowman |
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