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Sports Reporter

Auburn, NY · On-site +1

We also cover some college sports, including summer baseball team the Auburn Doubledays, as well as ... video. (Camera provided.) The position has flexibility: Hours are dependent on when games are ...

leeenterprises

Sports Reporter

Auburn, NY · On-site +1

We also cover some college sports, including summer baseball team the Auburn Doubledays, as well as ... video. (Camera provided.) The position has flexibility: Hours are dependent on when games are ...

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Sports Reporter

leeenterprises

Auburn, NY • On-site, Remote

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Posted 17 days ago

Job description

 
 
 
Sports Reporter
 
The Citizen is looking for a sports reporter to work with its award-winning staff in Auburn.
 
We cover the Cayuga County area of Central New York, which along with the city of Auburn includes several rural areas and lakeside villages.
 
The newspaper prints three times a week, but our main priority is producing content for our website, auburnpub.com.
 
Our sports reporter primarily covers high school sports at nine area districts. We also cover some college sports, including summer baseball team the Auburn Doubledays, as well as the annual Great Race relay event on Owasco Lake.
 
Our ideal candidate will be able to not only write compellingly about games and athletes, but also take photos and video. (Camera provided.)
 
The position has flexibility: Hours are dependent on when games are played, so you would mostly work afternoons and evenings. You would work Saturdays on a regular basis as well.
 
You would have the option of working in our office, but our staff is mostly remote, so could work remotely as well.
 
Completion of a bachelor's or master's program in journalism and/or some experience working at a news publication is preferred.
 
Along with your resume, please include a cover letter and at least three sports writing samples, ideally ones that have been published. 

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