Erick Taylor is a Program Analyst at TheSmokies.com LLC, contributing to platforms such as HeyOrlando.com and MiamiTake.com. His reporting primarily focuses on sports, competitive sports, and the sports business, with a particular emphasis on football and related events in Arkansas. Erick's work has been featured in notable publications including the Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette, El Dorado News-Times, and the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette.
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Erick Taylor's coverage consistently focuses on sports events, particularly basketball at the high school and college levels. Given this emphasis, he would likely be most receptive to pitches related to upcoming games or significant accomplishments within these specific sporting communities.
Understanding that Erick primarily covers local sports events and teams in various Arkansas regions, consider tailoring your outreach with a focus on relevant local stories and achievements. This could include highlighting remarkable player performances, team milestones, or unique narratives within the covered basketball communities.
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By: Erick Taylor
Benton's Terrion Burgess hit the go-ahead shot with 3.1 seconds left in the game on Friday as the Panthers gained an improbable 58-57 comeback victory over Maumelle in front of a loud announced crowd of 5,452 at Bank OZK Arena in Hot Springs.
STATE FINALS CAPSULES – Erick Taylor
STATE FINALS CAPSULES – Erick Taylor
STATE FINALS CAPSULES – Erick Taylor
STATE FINALS CAPSULES – Erick Taylor
As if it needed any more motivation to get back to a state championship game for the first time in five years, Earle got some anyway from an unlikely source two weeks ago.
BRYANT -- Springdale (30-3) has been the most impressive team in Class 6A for three-fourths of the season, but don't expect Bryant (22-9) to be in awe when the teams link up against one another for the Class 6A state championship.
By: Erick Taylor
It'd been 30 years since the West Side Greers Ferry Lady Eagles celebrated a state basketball championship, but that drought was emphatically ended with a one superlative showing Saturday. Ashlyn Cossey and Kately Cornett combined for 38 points as West Side Greers Ferry coasted past Earle 63-49 to win the Class 1A girls title in Hot Springs.
As if it needed any more motivation to get back to a state championship game for the first time in five years, Earle got some anyway from an unlikely source two weeks ago.
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