James Pence is a journalist based in Columbus, Indiana. He writes for The Republic, covering local sports events and providing in-depth coverage of high school athletics in the area. His work has also been featured in the Daily Journal in Franklin, Indiana.
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James Pence's coverage is heavily focused on local sports, particularly high school-level basketball, softball, tennis, and soccer. He seems to prioritize event coverage and evolving stories related to these local sporting events.
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Columbus East is back on top of the Hoosier Hills conference.
By: James Pence
The cross-country community in Columbus has drawn closer together in support of St. Peter’s Lutheran cross-country coach Jeff Niewedde.
Hank Lin had little trouble advancing to Saturday’s Boys Tennis State Singles semifinals.
It’s Columbus East’s best shot at getting its first football sectional win since 2020.
It’s now or never for the Columbus North football team.
Columbus East had no answer for Franklin running back Alex Leugers the entire game Friday night.
By: James Pence
This year’s girls basketball sectional could be wide open, and Columbus North is destined to be one of the favorites.
By: James Pence
Over the years, Columbus North senior Erin Hopkins developed herself into one of the better golfers in the state.
By: James Pence
When Tom Rust was in graduate school at Moody Bible Institute in Chicago in 1990, he thought of an idea to put on a show that would focus on Christian athletes and their faith.
By: James Pence
Coming into the girls soccer season, Allison Kolhouse didn’t imagine she’d be a big integral part of the Columbus North attack.
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