Greg Riddle is a Sportsdayhs Writer and Editor at The Dallas Morning News. He specializes in covering high school sports, including both individual and team competitions, while also coordinating the overall sports coverage for the publication. Greg's work has been featured in various outlets, including Yahoo Sports, NBC DFW, and the Richmond Times-Dispatch.
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Greg Riddle's articles predominantly focus on local sports events, particularly high school sports in the Dallas area. As his coverage has a strong emphasis on event coverage and local athletes, he may be receptive to pitches related to upcoming or ongoing high school sporting events, profiles of standout local athletes, and insights into trends within the Dallas sports community.
Pitches offering exclusive access to emerging talent in football, basketball, volleyball or other prominent high school sports could be appealing. Additionally, stories that explore how young athletes navigate their careers at this level while considering collegiate opportunities would likely align with Greg's coverage interests.
Given his localized focus in Texas and Dallas specifically, relevant story angles should revolve around the impact of these events on the local community and potential human-interest elements.
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By: Greg Riddle
Jason Witten led Liberty Christian to back-to-back state titles with help from his sons.
By: Greg Riddle
The five-star Texas Tech pledge will play his senior year for nationally ranked Buford (Ga.).
By: Greg Riddle
Southlake Carroll's wide receiver Blake Gunter catches the ball during the first day of football practice at the high school, Monday, Aug. 3, 2026, in Southlake.
By: Greg Riddle
The nation's top recruit blindsided Cedar Hill with a transfer to a powerhouse in Georgia over the weekend and is the latest in an alarming trend.
By: Greg Riddle
At least six Texas school districts will charge students money to play sports this school year as they look to combat budget shortfalls.
By: Greg Riddle
Dallas Morning News All-Area Offensive Player of the Year DeSoto running back SaRod Baker. SaRod helped DeSoto to the Class 6A Division II state title this season.
By: Greg Riddle
Southlake Carroll, DeSoto, South Oak Cliff and other powerhouses don't shy away from scheduling big-name schools in Texas and out of state.
State championships, win totals and what they did for their programs all factored into the ranking.
By: Greg Riddle
DeSoto is no longer in District 11-6A, but the four-time state champion could be tested in Class 5A.
By: Greg Riddle
It was reportedly because because Gateway didn't have enough eligible players for the game.
