Ray Schaefer is a journalist at WCPO 9 News. He covers a diverse range of topics, including sports—both individual and team—as well as competitive sports, regional interest, and world news, with a particular focus on North America. Ray's work has been featured in outlets such as Morehead News, LINK Media, LLC, and Herald Dispatch.
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Ray Schaefer's articles primarily revolve around local sports events and announcements in Northern Kentucky, focusing on high school sports such as basketball, football, soccer, and bowling. To effectively reach out to him for coverage or expert commentary, consider providing insights into upcoming local sporting events, profiles of exceptional young athletes in the area or any significant developments related to high school sports within Northern Kentucky. If you have expertise in these areas or can provide unique perspectives on local sporting events or trends specific to this region, your pitch is more likely to resonate with Ray Schaefer.
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Something was missing. Among the various sports programs for Covington children, there was no soccer for kids who want to be the next
The Wildcats finished at 8-5 last year and reached the Class A quarterfinals for the second consecutive season.
Megan Molner has scored three goals in a soccer match before, but never in college. Until last Wednesday.
By: Ray Schaefer
The City of Southgate will spend more than expected to fix the parking lot at the Community Center at 301 Walnut St.
In a scrimmage against Cooper two weeks ago, Lloyd Memorial quarterback Colten Barger couldn't have been more uncomfortable if he'd worn five sweaters and a down parka.
Tofa Luani thinks he knows why Thomas More's 2025 season was a nightmare.
When Highlands football coach Bob Sphire watched Tayden Lorenzen pick off a pass and carry it 12 yards for a touchdown against Cooper on Friday, he needed only a single word to express himself.
NKU women's soccer streak ends Northern Kentucky University's women's soccer team was part of history Sunday – but not the kind the Norse wanted.
“Finish this off!” Newport Central Catholic coach Terry Brown screamed late in Friday's game at Boone County.
One streak continued Sunday, and another ended. The University of Cincinnati women's soccer team was responsible for both.
