Mike Coppage is a reporter at High School On SI. He is a Louisiana-based veteran reporter with decades of experience covering recruiting and high school sports, with a focus on both individual and team sports. His work has been featured in NOLA.com, The Advocate, Sports Illustrated, MSN, and The Daily Iberian.
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Mike's coverage heavily features local high school sports, particularly soccer, basketball, and football. He is likely to be interested in stories that highlight standout performances or leadership within these specific sports at the high school level.
Given his focus on event coverage and investment analysis, Mike may be receptive to pitches involving upcoming games or events featuring local teams. Additionally, he may also appreciate insights into the potential impact of investments in local sports programs or facilities.
It's important for anyone reaching out to Mike to understand the importance of covering hyper-local sporting events and highlighting individual achievements within these communities.
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By: Mike Coppage
Ferriday High wide receiver Robert Taylor didn't take long to commit to Cajuns.
James Dartez is the Tigers' third head coach in three years, and is familiar with the program's tradition.
A little more than a week into the season, the Acadiana Cane Cutters are ascending the standings in the Texas Collegiate League.
By: Mike Coppage
There were many surprises in the 2026 Louisiana high school softball playoffs. The winner of Division III select wasn't one of them. Calvary Baptist picked up
By: Mike Coppage
Vinnie Bullara appreciates settling as Kaplan High's new football coach. Coming off the shortest stint of his career, Vinnie Bullara believes he's on the cusp of a permanent home as Kaplan head football coach.
By: Mike Coppage
Every pitcher dreams of playing Major League Baseball and the Blanchard brothers, from Loreauville, are on track to accomplish that goal.
Former Catholic High and UL defensive standout Zi'Yon Hill-Green takes on a huge chore in trying to revive New Iberia's football program.
By: Mike Coppage
Though Zi'Yon Hill-Green graduated college only a few years ago, his name is revered in the Queen City, and the Catholic High graduate was hired as New Iberia Senior High School's new football coach earlier this week.
NFL receiver Jack Bech returned to his alma mater to host the inaugural Seven to Heaven youth football camp on Saturday morning.
Lane Fenske's time at Catholic High laid a firm foundation that culminated in the pitcher being named a junior college first-team All-American.
