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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Franklin, Indiana, United States (Local)
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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Those operating vehicles near Center Grove High School saw plenty of Emily Butler during the summer of 1995.
Nonconference baseball games tend to be different animals than those placing league rivals on the same diamond.
Some dynamic personalities have made their way onto Whiteland softball rosters in recent seasons.
By: Mike Beas
Being the goal-oriented type, Carson Sommers wants to be in his early to mid-30s when he lands his dream job.
By: Mike Beas, Cupa Cobbler
Zach Newton’s feet cross the lines of a volleyball court, and immediately the switch is flipped.
By: Mike Beas, Pitcher, Granny Cake
pitched a three-hitter for Indiana Wesleyan baseball in its 12-1 win over Huntington. The former Center Grove player struck out six batters and didn’t issue a walk over seven innings, running his season record to 6-2.
By: Mike Beas
In the not-so-distant future, Ava Beecher bids farewell to her home state and the time she spent playing competitive tennis.
Ear-to-ear smiles aren’t normally spotted during the home stretch of the 400-meter dash.
By: Mike Beas
Emily Bonser, a Greenwood graduate, won the shot put and took third in the hammer throw at the RedHawk Invitational track and field meet. Another former Woodmen athlete, Dylan Mayhew, finished fifth in the men’s hammer throw.
Center Grove coach Keith Hatfield, one to appreciate a deep bullpen, appears to have achieved one of the sport’s invisible milestones.
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