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Peter Koutroumpis
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Owner and Managing Editor, Triangle Sports Network
Raleigh
Beats
Biography
Peter Koutroumpis is an alumnus of the University of Toronto and Bowling Green State University. Living in the Raleigh area, he has been involved and employed in organized sport and competition as a player, official, teacher, administrator, and volunteer. With more than 25 years of experience in sport event management and programming, he provides a variety of perspectives on the amateur and professional sports landscape including the NCAA, NHL, NBA, WNBA, PGA, LPGA, USGA, MLL, and NASL. Daily coverage and freelance work is featured online at Triangle Sports Network - TriangleSportsNet.com, InsideLacrosse.com, and in print with Durham Herald-Sun, among others.
Hockey, Amateur Sports, NHL, College Sports, Golf, NCAA
Content
By Peter Koutroumpis Verified| Triangle Sports Network Verified Peter Koutroumpis (@pksport)editor@trianglesportsnet.comGREENSBORO, NC – The Duke Blue Devils clamped down on defense against the Louisville Cardinals, earning a 61-48 win in the quarterfinals of the 2025 ACC Women’s Basketball Tournament on Friday. Led by Oluchi Okanawa (13 points) and Reigan Richardson (12 points), the third-seeded Blue Devils clinically shut down the sixth-seeded Cardinal offense throughout the game at Greensboro Coliseum.
By Peter Koutroumpis Verified| Triangle Sports Network Verified Peter Koutroumpis (@pksport)editor@trianglesportsnet.comGREENSBORO, NC – The top-seeded NC State Wolfpack held off the ninth-seeded Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets, claiming a 73-72 decision in quarterfinal play at the 2025 ACC Women’s Basketball Tournament on Friday. As a red-dominant crowd at Greensboro Coliseum looked on with both teams tied 66-66 with two minutes to play, a high-arching three from guard Zamareya Jones (13 points) put State ahead, and soon leading 69-68 with a minute to go.
By Peter Koutroumpis Verified| Triangle Sports Network Verified Peter Koutroumpis (@pksport)editor@trianglesportsnet.comGREENSBORO, NC – The North Carolina Tar Heels lived to fight another day, pulling off a final-minute 60-56 decision over Florida State at the 2025 ACC Women’s Basketball Tournament played at Greensboro Coliseum on Friday. Tied at 54-54, guard Reniya Kelly (11 points) put fifth-seeded UNC ahead by two with 1:04 remaining.
Company Info
Triangle Sports Network
Holly Springs, North Carolina, United States
'+1 401-323-8960