Connor Pignatello is a Sports Reporter at Syracuse.com & The Post-Standard. He covers high school sports and has a keen interest in sports human interest stories, along with topics related to individual and team sports. Connor's work has been featured in notable publications including The Buffalo News, Times Union, and MassLive.
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Connor Pignatello's coverage primarily focuses on local sports events, particularly high school and college athletics, with a special emphasis on basketball and soccer. If you're reaching out to him, consider providing insights or first-hand accounts related to the mentioned sports events in the Syracuse area. Personal stories of athletes overcoming challenges or achieving notable milestones could also be appealing. Offering exclusive interviews with players or coaches involved in these local sporting events might increase your chances of getting featured.
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By: Connor Pignatello
Syracuse, N.Y. — A lockdown defender can change a game. At syracuse.com's fall sports media days, presented by Syracuse Orthopedic
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Syracuse, N.Y. – The season is only four games old for Baldwinsville boys soccer, but the Bees couldn't be passing their early tests with any more panache.
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Cicero, N.Y. — Cicero-North Syracuse (3-0) blew by West Genesee (1-2) 34-7 on Thursday night in syracuse.com's Game of the Week.
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Camillus, N.Y. — The sun was shining, West Genesee's student section was out in full face paint and full throats, and EDM remixes blasted through the brand-new sound system at the Wildcats' brand-new turf field.
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Syracuse, N.Y. — Section III's 90 public school districts spent more than $26 million on coaching in the 2024-25 academic year.
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Syracuse, N.Y. — Nottingham football coach Will Hunter is on administrative leave, Syracuse City School District spokesperson Amanda Malinowski confirmed in an email to Syracuse.com on Wednesday.
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Syracuse, N.Y. — For Christian Brothers Academy's football team, this continues to be a year like no other.
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Syracuse, N.Y. — Just two weeks remain in the Section III girls soccer season before sectional tournaments begin on Oct. 20, and brackets are beginning to take shape.
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Christian Brothers Academy vs. Rochester's University Preparatory Charter School football game at Christian Brothers Academy in Syracuse, N.Y., Friday, Oct. 9, 2026.
By: Connor Pignatello
Syracuse, N.Y. — Christian Brothers Academy held off a late rally from Gavin White and Section V's University Prep to cap senior night with a 28-21 win in Syracuse.com's Game of the Week on Friday.
