Ethan Fuller is a Writer at Nehoop Journal. He covers a variety of topics, including Girls' Basketball, Women's Basketball, High School Basketball, and the Boston Marathon, often focusing on the intersection of sports and community. Ethan has been featured in Yardbarker, Keeler Newspapers, BasketballNews.com, and The Boston Globe.
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Ethan Fuller's focus is primarily on local sports, particularly basketball in Massachusetts and Boston. He extensively covers events, making him highly responsive to pitches related to upcoming games, player performances, rankings of teams or players, and any other event-related stories within the local sports scene.
Given his coverage attributes and topics covered, Ethan would likely be interested in receiving information about high school and college basketball tournaments or significant matches involving local teams. Pitches that offer insights into player performance evaluations or team dynamics might resonate well with his coverage area.
Relevant sources for pitching may include coaches, players (current or former), analysts specializing in the Massachusetts basketball scene as well as individuals closely associated with the mentioned teams such as alumni associations and die-hard fans.
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By: Ethan Fuller
These 18 rising stars represent the next wave of New England talent and shined in the first major showcase of the AAU season.
By: Ethan Fuller
The chaos of Class B Large made for some narrow decisions in our individual honors and All-Class B Large teams.
By: Ethan Fuller
Ray joins Dexter Southfield after previously working on coaching staffs at TCU, her alma mater, and Baylor.
By: Ethan Fuller
Mark Nickerson and Dave Fazio discuss the challenges for MIAA schools hoping to keep their stars in their programs.
By: Ethan Fuller
To retain their best talent, MIAA schools need to appeal to Division 1 colleges and showcase their stars year-round.
By: Ethan Fuller
We're tracking all of the prospects in New England who announce their plans to play basketball at the next level.
By: Ethan Fuller
These players took command of the live period stage as they continue their final seasons of grassroots basketball.
By: Ethan Fuller
The New England Spring Showcase included some prominent local grassroots teams and several underrated college talents.
By: Ethan Fuller
These 10 players have seen a bump in their performance during AAU season, often aligning with increased college interest.
By: Ethan Fuller
The marquee summer showcase will draw most of NEPSAC's tops teams, plus hundreds of college coaches, to Worcester Academy.
