Mike Thomas is a journalist for the Herald-Whig, focusing on local sports coverage in Quincy, Illinois. With a passion for high school athletics, Mike brings readers the latest updates and highlights from games and tournaments in the area.
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Mike Thomas Herald-Whig's focus is primarily on local sports, with an emphasis on high school events and individual player stories. If you are involved in local sports, particularly basketball, football, volleyball or softball within the Quincy area of Illinois, consider reaching out to Mike with updates on team performances, standout player achievements or human-interest stories related to athletes in the region.
Given his heavy coverage of specific games and match outcomes, providing insights into game strategies or exceptional individual performances could be a strong pitch for engagement. Additionally, if you have information about upcoming tournaments or significant team developments at the local level within this geographic area that align with Mike's coverage scope may pique his interest.
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WARSAW, Ill. -- It resembled a track meet when West Hancock faced off against Mendon Unity in the Hancock County boys basketball tournament on Tuesday night.
QUINCY -- It was a total team effort for Quincy Notre Dame in their first game at the Pit in almost a month.
By: Mike Thomas Herald-Whig
Mark Twain's Adalynne Means goes in for a layup during a game against Bowling Green on Thursday at Center.
Bowling Green's Jack McDannold shoots a layup during a game against Mark Twain on Thursday at Center.
By: Mike Thomas Herald-Whig
QUINCY -- It was a battle of elite high school girls basketball teams from opposite sides of the Mississippi River at the Pit on Friday night when Illinois Class 3
By: Mike Thomas Herald-Whig
AUGUSTA, Ill. -- Central-Southeastern came out firing on all cylinders on Saturday afternoon in its girls basketball game against Liberty.
QUINCY -- There were some tense moments down the stretch for Quincy University women's basketball in their game against Upper Iowa University on Saturday afternoon.
By: Mike Thomas Herald-Whig
PALMYRA, Mo. -- Step one is complete for Palmyra.
By: Mike Thomas Herald-Whig
PALMYRA, Mo. -- No. 2 seeded Highland opened up the 82nd Annual Tony Lenzini girls basketball tournament facing an opponent for the third time this month.
By: Mike Thomas Herald-Whig
PALMYRA, Mo. -- Monroe City is getting back in the flow of play after an unexpectedly long winter break of 26 days off after the Clopton Tournament was cancelled two
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