Ben Higgins is the Sports Director at ABC 10News San Diego. He covers a wide range of topics within the sports realm, including competitive sports, major league sports, and international sports leagues, while also delving into the automotive sector. Ben's work has been featured in various publications, including CODE, AceShowbiz, and the Herald Sun.
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Ben Higgins' articles mainly cover local sports events and developments, particularly Australian Rules Football. If you are involved in local sporting events or have insights into the performance of specific teams or players within Victoria, Australia, he may be interested in your input.
Given his focus on event coverage and evolving stories related to sports such as Australian Rules Football, cricket, and soccer at a local level, consider reaching out with updates on team performances, player recruitment news, or unique perspectives on upcoming matches within Victoria.
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Michael Finn represented Ireland at international level in basketball, he played in the All-Ireland Gaelic football grand final for Kerry.
By: Ben Higgins
San Diego has lost a beloved figure. Former San Diego Chargers linebacker Billy Ray Smith is being remembered by teammates and friends as a humble, hard-working player with a rare combination of physical talent and football intelligence.
By: Ben Higgins
Lexus' warranty isn't as extensive as Hyundai's, but does that matter when Lexus is the most reliable car brand in the USA?
By: Simon McEvoy, Ben Higgins, Brayden May, Shane Jones, Dan Batten
There were some huge hauls from familiar ex-AFL names, and a goalkicking gun produced the biggest return of any player in 2026.
Four wins and a draw in the last six weeks and seen Macleod surge back into finals calculations. What's behind the Kangas' form? Plus, Old Paradians' biggest win of the season.
Woodend-Hesket captain Daniel Toman was in disbelief at quarter-time before the Hawks surged to a drought-breaking win. He reveals the youngsters and injured club favourite behind it.
After conceding the first seven goals of the match, Montmorency coach Nick Rutley details how the Magpies staged one of the all-time come-from-behind wins.
