Brice Cherry is a journalist for the Waco Tribune-Herald, focusing on local sports coverage in Waco, Texas. With a keen eye for detail and a passion for storytelling, Brice brings readers the latest updates, analysis, and insights on the local sports scene, highlighting key moments and players that shape the community's sporting landscape.
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Waco, Texas, United States (Local)
Brice Cherry's coverage is predominantly focused on sports, particularly basketball and college sports. His articles also touch upon the intersection of sports with broader societal issues like gambling.
Given his extensive event coverage, he would likely be interested in receiving pitches related to upcoming sporting events, exclusive interviews with athletes or coaches, and insights into recent game performances.
Local teams and players are a priority for Brice so consider pitching stories that involve Baylor University athletics or local Texas-based sporting events or personalities.
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To paraphrase Taylor Swift, “Hey, I don’t know about you, but Alexis Brown is feeling 22.”
By: Brice Cherry
It’s been said that a good magician doesn’t reveal his tricks, but John Wilkins is more than happy to spill the beans.
By: Brice Cherry
It's been said that a good magician doesn't reveal his tricks, but John Wilkins is more than happy to spill the beans.
By: Brice Cherry
Have you built your ark yet?
By: Brice Cherry
The coaching itch has never left former Baylor baseball coach Steve Smith, and he’s returning to Central Texas to scratch it.
By: Brice Cherry
Ah, there’s nothing like the end of a college basketball season to inject a little rest and relaxation into a coach’s life, right? Suddenly the coach can go on walks,
Central Texas state tennis qualifiers: Get to know the students going for the gold in Austin on Thursday and Friday.
By: Brice Cherry
As is customary in the postseason, artificial noisemakers peppered the stands at Rocket Field on Wednesday night. Soda bottles filled with loose change, empty buckets converted into drums, and oversized
By: Brice Cherry
Ever since Oglesby’s football program staged a riveting history presentation last season, the awards have flooded in for the Tigers. They’ve enjoyed everything from Super Centex honors from the Tribune-Herald
By: Brice Cherry
In a tit-for-tat battle fitting for a pair of mirror-image teams, seventh-ranked Franklin got the last laugh, rallying to a 5-3 win over sixth-ranked Troy in an entertaining Game 1.
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