Richard Torres is a journalist based in Anderson, Indiana, and writes for The Herald Bulletin. With a focus on local sports, Richard covers high school and college athletics, providing in-depth coverage of games, matches, and tournaments. His work has also been featured in publications such as Cleburne Times Review, Baseball America, and The Indianapolis Star.
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Richard Torres' coverage is heavily focused on local sports, especially high school and college-level athletic competitions in Indiana. Pitches to him should revolve around event coverage or announcements related to local sports teams, particularly those associated with Ball State University and the MAC conference.
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By: Richard Torres
FRANKTON – Ten months wasn’t long enough for the Guerin Catholic Golden Eagles to forget.
On paper, the Anderson Indians appear to be a baseball team in a rebuild. However, Wednesday afternoon, the Tribe instead kicked off its season in confidence-building mode.
By: Richard Torres
WESTFIELD – With six of eight seniors committed to the next level, the Westfield Shamrocks are primed to contend this spring, but, collectively, they know talent alone won’t get the job done.
Karlie Jannings was tremendous in the circle Tuesday as Lapel avenged an early season loss to rival Frankton in the first round of the Madison County Softball Tournament.
By: Richard Torres
PENDLETON – Noblesville head coach Deke Bullard was thinking line drive. Frosh Reese Newsom just wanted to put the ball in play.
Anderson's Carter Hunt gets a hit and bats in a runner in the third inning against Muncie Central at Anderson on Tuesday., Richard Sitler | The Herald Bulletin
By: Richard Torres
Winless in five straight contests prior to Wednesday night, the Class 4A eighth-ranked Greyhounds first showcased their appreciation for teachers during pregame, and then they entertained their faithful Hartman Field home crowd with a 5-2 comeback victory.
Eastern Hancock outlasted No. 7 Lapel 2-1 on Friday in a pitchers' duel that felt like a postseason matchup.
Pendleton Heights pitcher Colton Frank goes through his wind up Wednesday against New Palestine. David Humphrey | For The Herald Bulletin
By: Richard Torres
NOBLESVILLE – The Noblesville Millers opened Monday evening in a celebratory mood after honoring the 10-year anniversary of their 2014 Class 4A state championship season.
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