Mark Buffalo is a Sports Editor at Russellville News. He covers a diverse range of topics including competitive and professional sports, individual and team sports, as well as the intersection of sports with religion and spirituality. Mark's work has been featured in The Times Dispatch, The Sun Times, Log Cabin Democrat, and Batesville Daily Guard Inc.
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Mark Buffalo's coverage predominantly focuses on local sports, particularly high school and university-level games and events in Conway, Arkansas. If you aim to reach out to him, ensure your pitches involve locally relevant sporting events or stories related to the mentioned schools (Conway High School, UCA - University of Central Arkansas, CCS - Central Christian School) and teams (Wampus Cats, Bears). Pitches should highlight the significance of these local sports within their communities.
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The Conway Dodgers are one win away from the Arkansas American Legion state championship.
By: Mark Buffalo
The Cedar Ridge Timberwolves reached the pinnacle of heights of 8-man football a year ago, beating Woodlawn 74-38 to win the 8-man state title at War Memorial Stadium in Little
By: Mark Buffalo
Former Batesville Pioneer and Arkansas Razorback pitcher Gage Wood continues to dazzle the Philadelphia Phillies organization with his pitching prowess at the minor league level.
The Central Arkansas Bears are eager to get the 2026 season going.
The Conway Dodgers could never get over the hump against Bryant in the finals of the American Legion state baseball championship game Tuesday night at Bryant High School.
CABOT — The Conway Wampus Cats and Lady Wampus Cats opened the 2026 golf season by playing in the 2026 Panther Invitational on Monday at Rolling Hills Country Club in
The Mayflower Eagles have been busy this summer getting ready for the 2026 football season.
Mayflower Cade Cowdery makes a cut during the 2025 season. Cowdery rushed for 400 yards and two touchdowns last season.
The Batesville Lady Pioneers volleyball team is retooling its lineup this season under second-year coach Chastan Carpino.
By: Mark Buffalo
CABOT — The Conway Wampus Cats improved two spots as a team during the second day of the Panther Invitational on Tuesday at Rolling Hills County Club.
