Paul Wager is a Sports Editor and Assistant Managing Editor at The Leader-Herald. He covers a wide range of topics within the sports realm, including individual and team sports, competitive sports, and the business of sports, while also reporting on events and conferences of regional and global interest. Paul’s work has been featured in BLOX Digital and The Daily Gazette.
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Paul Wager's coverage is predominantly focused on local sports events, particularly high school sports in the United States, New York, and Schenectady. If you have news or stories related to high school level sports events such as football, basketball, swimming, field hockey, cross country among others in these areas then Paul may be interested in covering them.
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By: Paul Wager
Broadalbin-Perth boys' soccer cruises past Canajoharie/Fort Plain in sectional opener
By: Paul Wager
Galway volleyball clinches 11th straight WAC title with sweep of Fonda-Fultonville
By: Paul Wager
Galway volleyball sweeps Fonda-Fultonville to claim another WAC title
By: Paul Wager
Taconic Hills football holds off late Broadalbin-Perth rally to win 16-13
Late rally comes up short for Broadalbin-Perth football team against Taconic Hills/Hawthorne Valley
Titans football holds off Broadalbin-Perth, 16-13
By: Paul Wager
of 6 TROY - After starting the season 0-2-2 in its first four matches, the Guilderland boys' soccer team was 10-1-2 in its last 13 matches heading into Monday's Section 2 Class AAA semifinal game at La Salle Institute.
Broadalbin-Perth blanks Catskill in Class B semifinals
WATERFORD – After ending the regular season with a 1-0 loss to Queensbury in the championship game of the Foothills Council Tournament, the Broadalbin-Perth boys' soccer team has been on a mission.
Catskill boys' soccer postseason run, career of seniors Waylon Lynch, Charlie Goodell, Sean Duarte, Lorenzo Ivery, Easton Greene, Jonah Souza, Matt Story.
