Bob Putman is a reporter at the Marysville Journal-Tribune. He covers a range of topics within the sports realm, including competitive sports, professional sports, and sports marketing, with a focus on both individual and team sports disciplines. Bob's work has been featured in the Marysville Journal-Tribune.
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Bob Putman's coverage is primarily focused on local sports events, particularly high school competitions. He seems to prioritize reporting event outcomes and announcements related to these sporting activities.
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North Union Middle School had several athletes compete in the Ohio High School Athletic Association seventh and eighth-grade state track meet on Saturday at Hilliard Darby.
By: Bob Putman
The North Union softball team had its own triple parlay as it took on Centerburg in a Central District Division V semifinal game at third-seeded Centerburg.
By: Bob Putman
Mollie Thrush of Fairbanks is pictured running the lead-off leg of the 4x800 meter relay. The Lady Panthers' relay team has advanced to regional competition. (Journal-Tribune photo by Tim Miller)
By: Bob Putman
The Lady Panthers led the field at the conclusion of the first two days of the meet and continued to add to its point total on Saturday in winning a Division IV ...
North Union's first play on defense in its Division V Central District sectional final against Utica did not bode well for the Wildcats.
By: Bob Putman
Griffin Osborne of North Union begins his leap that set a school record and earned him first place in the long jump at the regional meet that was held at Marion Harding. (Journal-Tribune photo by Bob Putman)
Jonathan Alder picked up a pair of first-place finishes on Thursday in the Division III boys regional track championships at Muskingum University.
By: Bob Putman
North Union sophomore Leah Cox was named the Mad River Division's Player of the Year as the Central Buckeye Conference recently announced its all-league softball team.
By: Bob Putman
The journey to be a participant in the high school state track meet proved to be much more that Jonathan Alder senior Mark Goode had figured it would be.
By: Bob Putman
One day after earning a second-place finish in the girls long jump, North Union junior Gabby Lindsey was able to return to the awards podium of the Ohio High School Athletic Association Jesse Owens Track and Field Championships.
