New Palestine, United States (Local)
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Steve Heath's articles focus heavily on local high school sports, particularly basketball and football. He provides detailed event coverage and evolving stories related to these sports in the Greenfield area of Indiana.
Given his focus on local high school sports, he may be interested in receiving pitches involving exclusive athlete interviews, profiles of standout players or teams, coverage of upcoming games or tournaments, and unique angles on local sporting events. Additionally, providing insights into emerging talents or trends within the local sports scene could also capture his attention.
Due to Steve's specific geographic focus on Greenfield, Indiana, any pitches should be directly relevant to the local high school sports scene in that area.
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By: Steve Heath
BROWNSBURG — Braylon Mullins scored 25 of Greenfield-Central’s 31 second-half points and the Cougars’ defense forced some late-game turnovers for a 57-52 victory over Ben Davis in the marquee event of Saturday’s Sneakers for Santa Shootout at Brownsburg High School.
NEW PALESTINE — The experienced been-there-before team rallied to beat the up-and-comer Saturday evening.
By: Steve Heath
HANCOCK COUNTY — It is expected that an all-county or all-anything team will be loaded with talent and the All-Hancock County Girls Volleyball Team is no exception.
GREENFIELD — The Blue and Gold was red-hot Tuesday.
By: Steve Heath
GREENFIELD — The hot-shooting from Tuesday night carried over to Friday.
By: Steve Heath
New Palestine’s Austin McMahan puts up a shot over Zionsville’s Nick Snively in the Forum Tip-Off Classic at Southport Fieldhouse.
INDIANAPOLIS — It had been a very long time.
ANDERSON — Mt. Vernon’s boys basketball team showed patience and took advantage of its opposition’s foul trouble to earn a big regular-season win over No. 13 Anderson 56-52 Tuesday at Anderson High School.
NEW PALESTINE — Welcome back and welcome back.
By: Steve Heath
SHELBYVILLE — For the second time this week, Mt. Vernon’s boys basketball team rallied from a big deficit for a hard-earned victory.
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