John Fuller is a Copy Editor with a focus on local news in the St. Louis area. He has written for various publications, including Cricket Yorkshire, KTVI FOX 2, Big Horn County News, and RANGER REVIEW. John's articles cover a range of topics, including cricket, community events, environmental issues, and social issues.
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John Fuller's coverage primarily focuses on local cricket-related events, including awards, equipment, and ground maintenance. He is also interested in weather patterns that affect sports activities.
Given his focus on local events and clubs, individuals involved in the local cricket scene in St Louis or Missouri would likely be of interest to him. Additionally, experts who can provide insights into maintaining cricket grounds and equipment could capture his attention.
As a journalist with an emphasis on seasonal and event coverage as well as promotional deals related to sports, John may respond positively to pitches involving promotions for upcoming cricket events or new equipment relevant to the local area.
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Interv iew with York Cricket Club about their outdoor cricket nets
Woodlands, going for a fourth consecutive Bradford Premier League title, won at home to Farsley by eight wickets, as the season got underway.
Share on FacebookDiscussing the weather might be a British obsession but it’s vital when it comes to cricket.
In the Halifax Cricket League, Sowerby Bridge Church Institute 1st XI can reflect on a feather in their cap after defeating 2023 Premier Division champions Thornton.
Share on FacebookIt’s a strange state of affairs when you’re in the cricket season and it’s devilishly difficult to find any cricket.
Share on FacebookThe revival of Stainland Cricket Club was on my mind as we headed into Halifax en route to the Calderdale village. The trip was partly to drop off a brand-new trophy as the club had won the world-famous Cricket Yorkshire Tea of the Year.
Share on FacebookBritish Recycled Plastic is a Mytholmroyd success story whose ethos is all about transforming ‘Waste to Wonderful’.
Get ready to champion your volunteers with the Howden Grassroots Heroes competition, with cash prizes available for clubs.
It’s not often a cricket club hosts a one-day international – and in the case of New Farnley, of the Bradford Premier League, they have two in the calendar (on successive days) with Jersey playing Zimbabwe A at the Barry Jackson ground.
ST. LOUIS — There are days you can see the heat and humidity rise over the city of St. Louis, and the danger is real.
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