Luis Torres is the Editor In Chief at NJ.com. He specializes in high school sports reporting, with a focus on competitive sports, professional sports, and the intersection of sports and fashion. His work has been featured in Barron's, eLimeira, El Paso Times, Lehigh Valley Style magazine, and several other notable publications.
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Luis Torres predominantly covers local sports, particularly girls' basketball in New Jersey. His interest in the beauty and fashion theme is also notable.
To effectively reach out to Luis, consider providing exclusive insights on local girls' basketball events, players’ achievements or emerging trends in athletic footwear and apparel. Additionally, pitches related to high school basketball rankings and standout performances would likely align with his coverage style.
Given the significant focus on local events and press releases, sharing news about upcoming games, player spotlights or new product launches may capture his attention.
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By: Luis Torres
| ESSENTIAL LINKS FEATURED GAMES Bishop Eustace at Cherry Hill West, 4:30
By: Luis Torres, Lauren Knego
Here are the latest statewide girls basketball rankings in each group and conference, through games played on Wednesday, Jan. 22. GROUP 1
By: Luis Torres
Cherry Hill West sophomore Kirsten Gibson got the ball at the top of the key behind the 3-point line and returned to her practice habits.
By: Luis Torres
ESSENTIAL LINKS SATURDAY, JAN. 25 FEATURED GAMES Gloucester Catholic at No. 8 Manasquan, 12 Haddon Heights at No. 2 Paul VI, 3:30
By: Luis Torres
The Morris Catholic star senior was named a McDonald's All-American on Monday, the latest player to be named to the prestigious high school all-star game.
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By: Luis Torres
One of the top New Jersey girls basketball coaches of all-time will get a chance to coach at the national stage in April.
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By: Lauren Knego, Luis Torres
Welcome to county tournament season. The 2024-25 New Jersey girls basketball season is picking up steam, which means county tournaments are around the corner.
By: Luis Torres
Michelle Steele went to the free-throw line with pressure on her shoulders, as her team was tied for the lead with less than a minute to play.
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