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Megan Woodward
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Sports Reporter, Carroll County Times
Williamsburg
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Biography
Currently, I am a sports reporter at the Carroll County Times covering scholastic and some college athletics. I graduated from Penn State's John Curley Center for Sports Journalism in May 2015 where I received my Bachelor's degree in Print Journalism and a minor in Communication, Arts and Sciences. After my graduation from Penn State, I completed a summer internship at the Beaver County Times and continued my experience there as a freelance reporter until December 2015. At Penn State, I covered a variety of sports for the independently-published student newspaper, The Daily Collegian. During my senior year, I covered the women's ice hockey team's historic season in the College Hockey America conference and served as a lone reporter covering the women's lacrosse team's inaugural season in the Big Ten.
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By Megan Woodward Verified| Carroll County Times Verified Vicki Pellicciotti, pole vault coach at South Carroll High School, said she has her athletes execute handstands against the wall to gauge whether they’re afraid to be upside down while holding up their body weight. Peyton Thomas was timid with the exercise at first, Pellicciotti said. After all, the freshman was new to pole vaulting. “The first day I had him we asked the kids who wanted to try pole vault and he came over and said he wanted to try it,” Pellicciotti said.
Q&A: Gerstell Academy sophomore Marley Saunders on playing for U.S. Virgin Islands U17 women’s national basketball team
By Megan Woodward Verified| Carroll County Times Verified Marley Saunders started playing basketball when she was 7 years old. The sophomore at Gerstell Academy in Finksburg said she spent a lot of time in the gym playing with her older sister, Breya, who was 15 at the time. She was inspired to be just like Breya, playing in AAU tournaments and creating new friendships. Saunders, a Catonsville native, joined her first AAU travel team when she was in third grade and continued to improve her skills through the years.
Q&A: Gerstell Academy sophomore Marley Saunders on playing for U.S. Virgin Islands U17 women’s national basketball team
By Megan Woodward Verified| Capital Gazette Verified Marley Saunders started playing basketball when she was 7 years old. The sophomore at Gerstell Academy in Finksburg said she spent a lot of time in the gym playing with her older sister, Breya, who was 15 at the time. She was inspired to be just like Breya, playing in AAU tournaments and creating new friendships. Saunders, a Catonsville native, joined her first AAU travel team when she was in third grade and continued to improve her skills through the years.
Company Info
Carroll County Times
Carroll County, Maryland news, events, sports, and features from the Carroll County Times
Williamsburg, United States
Founded: 1911