Mike Beas is a local journalist based in Franklin, Indiana. He writes for multiple publications, including the Daily Journal, Shelbyville News, Chesterton Tribune, and Herald Journal. Mike's articles primarily cover local sports, with a focus on basketball, wrestling, and track and field.
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Mike Beas' coverage focuses predominantly on local sports events and expert commentary, especially in basketball, track and field, college sports, football, wrestling, and high school sports. When reaching out to Mike Beas or pitching stories for his consideration, it would be best to provide insights related to ongoing or upcoming local sporting events in Indiana. Additionally, offering expert commentary from coaches, athletes or other relevant figures involved in these sporting activities may also attract his interest.
As a journalist with a focus on local sports within the United States (particularly Indiana), pitches should align with this geographic scope.
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By: Mike Beas
Greenwood Christian stuck to its strengths over the course of Thursday’s Class A regional semifinal match, and as a result, it’s continuing on in the postseason.
Center Grove put the lid on its regular season Friday night by playing its seventh out-of-state opponent in the past three years.
By: Mike Beas
In the split second needed for Whiteland freshman Colton Watson to peer over his shoulder, the course of his career changed.
MARTINSVILLE
By: Mike Beas
Two days after celebrating his 90th birthday, Len Scotten attended the Indiana Football Hall of Fame ceremony honoring former Woodmen lineman Jayme Washel.
Magnolia Miller may as well have invited people to yell, punch car horns and wave their arms in the seconds leading up to each of her shots this season.
At no point this season has Myron Vaughn concerned himself with which number preceded his team in the weekly Class 3A poll.
By: Mike Beas
The postseason can represent new beginnings for teams that, for one reason or another, weren’t able to flex their potential over the first nine weeks.
By: Mike Beas
Four Center Grove players sported double-figure scoring averages last season, two of whom were eventually named to the Indiana All-Star team.
By: Mike Beas
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