Brian Rathbone is a Sports Reporter at The Bulletin. He covers a wide range of topics within the realm of sports, focusing on both team and individual sports, as well as various sports disciplines. Brian's work has been featured in The Oregonian (OregonLive), Redmond Spokesman, The Bulletin, and Central Oregonian.
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Brian Rathbone's coverage is primarily focused on local high school sports in Central Oregon, with an emphasis on basketball, wrestling, and nordic skiing. Given the nature of his articles which heavily feature local athletic events and athletes, he may be interested in pitches related to upcoming sporting events or noteworthy achievements within the Central Oregon sports community.
As a journalist focusing heavily on event coverage and announcements within this specific geographic area and sport categories, consider providing timely updates about local athletes' accomplishments or upcoming competitions. Additionally, human interest stories highlighting unique aspects of individual athletes could also align well with Brian's focus.
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The college baseball season is slowly coming to an end and players are beginning to make their way to Bend for a fresh new season at Vince Genna Stadium.
EUGENE — It was not a smooth climb to the top step of the podium, but that is exactly where La Pine's Lucy Fisher ended up at the Class 3A state track and field state championships Thursday afternoon.
By: Brian Rathbone
The votes are in for The Bulletin's Athletes of the Week for May 11-16.
EUGENE — On the morning of the opening day of the Class 5A track and field state championships at Ha
EUGENE — It did not matter that his first two throws were far from his personal best, or that he faulted on his next three attempts.
EUGENE — Trinity Lutheran had never had an individual state champion in any sport.
EUGENE — All season, the Culver boys relay teams have been putting up eye-popping times. And in the
EUGENE — Rikaiya Griffin could not quite put a finger on why she was off Saturday afternoon at the Class 5A track and field state championships.
EUGENE — Don't tell Chase Nosler that he is the fastest man in 5A. The Mountain View sophomore will
EUGENE — Nearly every time that Justin Parsons cleared 23 feet in the long jump prior to Saturday, i
