Dave Lesko is the Chief Sports Photographer/Reporter at WFMZ-TV. He specializes in covering competitive sports, with a focus on team sports and various sports disciplines, as well as the business side of the sports industry. His work has been featured in WFMZ-TV, showcasing his dedication to delivering comprehensive sports coverage.
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Dave Lesko's focus is primarily on local sports events in the Pennsylvania area, covering a wide range of sports including basketball, wrestling, and college sports. He seems to be particularly interested in event coverage related to high school and college-level competitions.
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Responsible for their sole loss last season, the Mountain Hawks are on the radar of Lafayette this preseason
Despite good work against one another, the Pards are excited for new challenges in front of them.
They are now eager to prove that while the coach may be different, they're still the same Mountain Hawks.
Muhlenberg is reenergized after an eye-opening defeat last fall
Chris Sapp and the Greyhounds are ready to roll
By: Dave Lesko
The Leopards are traveling north to the University of Connecticut this weekend.
Mountain Hawks seek back-to-back wins to open season.
The Leopards are desperate for their first win, and are putting the extra time in to prepare for a difficult matchup.
BETHLEHEM, Pa. - Outside of a couple of fumbles, things went right for Lehigh Saturday in DC.
BETHLEHEM, Pa. - Outside of a couple of fumbles, things went right for Lehigh Saturday in DC. Hayden Johnson threw for a career best 271 yards with two touchdowns.
