Nick Harrison is an author at various publications, including FE Week, Schools Week, and TES Magazine. He specializes in a range of themes, primarily focusing on sports—covering individual and team disciplines, competitive sports, and the intersection of sports with data and analytics. Nick's work has also been featured in notable outlets such as the Denbighshire Free Press and North Wales Chronicle.
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Wrexham, United Kingdom (Local)
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Nick Harrison's focus is mainly on local sports events and news, particularly related to football and Wrexham FC. He seems interested in providing event coverage, announcements, and some expert commentary.
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By: Nick Harrison
WALES suffered a punishing start to the Over 40s Cricket World Cup campaign.
MATTY JONES has left his role as Wales Under-21s manager after an unsuccessful European Championship campaign.
By: Nick Harrison
A 6-0 victory at Rhos Aelwyd has powered Brickfield Rangers to top spot in the North East Wales League’s Reserves Division One.
AIRBUS were flying high in a 5-0 win over Connah’s Quay Nomads in the FAW Development National League.
By: Nick Harrison
TED BARBER was the star of the show as Borras Park Albion Yellows came out on top in an 11-goal thriller in the U13s Cup.
IROSHAN DE SILVA made his mark with the bat as Wales lost out to Canada at cricket's Over-40s World Cup.
By: Nick Harrison
IROSHAN DE SILVA made his mark with the bat as Wales lost out to Canada at cricket’s Over-40s World Cup.
By: Nick Harrison
DOLGELLAU have dented Penycae’s progression plans this month and now have Cefn Albion in their sights.
By: Nick Harrison
CUP kings Coedpoeth United return to North East Wales League action tomorrow.
By: Nick Harrison
IROSHAN De Silva - batting at number nine - top scored as Wales were beaten by host nation West Indies at the Over 40s World Cup.
