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Jon Buzby

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  • Broadcaster, Writer, Podcaster. Media Relations Director, Special Olympics Delaware, Freelance
  • Sports Columnist, Newark Post
  • Sportswriter, MaxPreps
As seen in: MaxPreps, Newark Post, USA Football, Star Democrat, Delaware Today, iHeartRadio, Cecil Whig, Delaware Business Times, Fox Sports 1290 AM Wilmington
Covers:  Sports, youth sports, parenting
Voice of Wilmington Univ. Wildcats Men's/Women's Basketball || Co-Host THE Delaware H.S. Football POD || Award-Winning Columnist: SPORTS BUZZ/Newark Post

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SPORTS BUZZ: A dream come true for local travel club

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By Jon Buzby Verified
| Newark Post Verified
“Vision without execution is just a dream.” Those words spoken by American futurist Joel Arthur Barker were what Delaware Fury Founder and President Tom Boyd chose to describe an eight-year project he started as a pipe dream and was solidified on July 28 when the Delaware Fury officially took ownership of the Commodore Complex. The Commodore Complex is located under the St. George’s Bridge and best known to longtime local residents as a former Colonial School District elementary school.
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SPORTS BUZZ: Newark National heading to World Series

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By Jon Buzby Verified
| Newark Post Verified
Newark National Little League dominated its third consecutive postseason tournament to earn a berth in the 2026 Senior League Baseball World Series. After winning the District 2 and state tournaments, Newark National traveled to Bangor, Maine, to play in the East Region Tournament, where they swept all four games, ending with a come-from-behind 4-2 win over Massachusetts. The trip to the World Series is the first for a Newark National senior team in more than three decades.
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World Cup had some wins for Delaware bars and restaurants

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By Jon Buzby Verified
| Delaware Business Times Verified
FIFA reported that over 290,000 stadium beers and 55,000 hot dogs were sold during six World Cup matches at Philadelphia Stadium. But did Delaware restaurants and bars experience the same “outpouring” of support during the 39 days of World Cup matches? It’s hard to gauge exact sales boosts across restaurants throughout the state tied to the games. But Already a subscriber? Log in To continue reading this article ...
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