Steve Springer is a local sports journalist based in Murray, Kentucky. He writes for the Murray Ledger & Times and covers high school basketball games and tournaments in the region. His work has also been featured in publications such as The Fence Post, The Capital Press, and The Gazette | Cedar Rapids.
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Steve Springer’s coverage predominantly focuses on local high school basketball events and tournaments in the Murray, Kentucky area. His articles revolve around game results, team performances, and upcoming matches.
If you are looking to pitch to Steve Springer, consider offering unique insights or stories related to the performance of local high school basketball teams or individual players. You may also want to provide updates about upcoming games or significant changes within the local sports community that could impact his coverage. Keep your pitches focused on topics directly relevant to high school basketball in Murray, Kentucky for best chances of engagement with him.
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Murray High guard Reagan Ballard (5) drives the ball against Calloway County's Madison Futrell earlier this season in Murray.
By: Steve Springer
Murray High’s Mylee Smith squares up for a shot against the Caldwell County defense Tuesday night in Murray. The senior guard had 14 points in her final regular season game for the Lady Tigers.
By: Steve Springer
MURRAY— Murray High got a tune-up for the 4th District Boys Basketball Tournament championship game Monday night by cruising past Christian Fellowship, 106-59, at Taylor Gymnasium/Rechelle Turner Court.
By: Steve Springer
Murray High's Reese Downey finds room in the lane against Marshall County defenders Rylan Darnall (22) and Chevelle Henson (43) Tuesday night at Taylor Gymnasium/Rechelle Turner Court in Murray.
By: Steve Springer
Murray High's Zavion Carman (0) lays the ball over the rim for a soft dunk Thursday night, as teammate Drew May (2) and Marshall County defenders Kaden Mohler and Matthew Langhi (right) all watch from below, during the 4th District Tournament championship game at Taylor Gymnasium/Rechelle Turner Court in Murray.
By: Steve Springer
Murray High forward Lincoln English (3) enters tonight's game in the Mercy Health Region 1 Tournament needing 13 points to reach the 1,000-point mark in his Tiger career.
By: Steve Springer
MURRAY — After a tooth-pulling slow start for the Murray High Tigers, they were able to storm out of the locker room after halftime and pull away from the Carlisle
By: Steve Springer
MURRAY —A shorthanded Murray High squad came up short in the ultimate results that it wanted, as the Tigers let an eight-point lead in the first half end in a
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