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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It’s been two weeks since Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference coaches made their voices heard by way of the yearly preseason poll.
By: Mike Beas
Seven years removed from representing Center Grove didn’t slow Gracyn Gilliard one bit.
Place rival programs boasting a combined 27 state championships on the same field, and effort, pride and even hints of disdain are early arrivals.
Indian Creek wrestler Ella Neibert couldn’t have timed it any better.
By: Mike Beas
The McClurg surname carried weight at Center Grove long before Drake McClurg began separating himself from opposing defensive backs.
By: Mike Beas
Rarely are early-season matchups such as the one Tuesday night at Greenwood without its share of miscues.
By: Mike Beas
Mya Ayro has become something of an expert on the travel time between the Wright State campus and her family’s residence.
By: Mike Beas
Lodged between its worst loss in 18 seasons and its most lopsided win in the last four was an opportunity for Center Grove’s defense to grow up.
By: Mike Beas
There were brief instances Thursday night when it seemed Franklin wasn’t going to misfire from beyond the 3-point stripe.
By: Mike Beas
The Wabash College football team lost the Monon Bell game at DePauw, 42-21. Junior linebacker Gavin Ruppert, a former Greenwood player, led the Little Giants in tackles with 14, including two for loss.
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