Rich Fisher is a local journalist based in Mercer County, New Jersey. He writes for The Trentonian and CommunityNews.org, covering a wide range of local sports stories. Rich's articles provide in-depth coverage of high school athletics, highlighting standout players, team accomplishments, and exciting games in the area.
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Rich Fisher's focus is primarily on local sports, particularly basketball and soccer, with a strong emphasis on high school athletics within the Mercer County area of New Jersey. Pitches should be tailored to appeal to his interest in event coverage and evolving stories related to these specific sports and geographic region.
Given the heavy emphasis on local events and teams, sources offering insights or commentary into high school sports programs, athletic development at this level, notable players or coaches within the Mercer County area would likely resonate well with Rich. Additionally, individuals involved in organizing local sporting events could also be valuable sources for relevant pitches.
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HAMILTON – Whether throwing it, running it, catching it or returning it, Sabri Melvin is a weapon.
By: Rich Fisher
LAWRENCE TWP. – The biggest play in one of the regular-season's biggest games came from a Hamilton Square backyard combination.
HAMILTON – A last-minute blemish on an overall masterpiece nearly cost the Nottingham High football team, but the Northstars were able to survive for their biggest win in a long time.
By: Rich Fisher
HAMILTON – Conference and state tournament runs are usually defined by stellar defense and memorable, heroic plays.
East Rutherford, NJ — With morning-line favorites in five of the 12 Breeders Crown finals at the Meadowlands, harness racing trainer Ron Burke is hoping for a
By: Rich Fisher
HOPEWELL TWP. – The Notre Dame High coaching staff had just one request for the Irish prior to Thursday's Colonial Valley Conference Tournament boys soccer semifinal.
It’s a bond that started before kindergarten, and it has gotten stronger than ever
It was 10 minutes into the 2024 opener when Amber Wood went down with a season-ending torn ACL. The forward led Lawrence High’s girls’ soccer team with 12 goals last
“She’s really an MVP on defense,” coach says.
By: Rich Fisher
Bridget Cutty looks at the leading scorers in Colonial Valley Conference girls soccer, sees her name atop the list, blinks and shakes her head.
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