Todd Milles is a Regional Editor for SBLive Sports, covering Washington, Idaho, and Montana. He focuses on various aspects of competitive and professional sports, including team and individual sports disciplines. Todd's work has been featured in notable publications such as Sports Illustrated, The News Tribune, and BVM Sports.
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Todd Milles' coverage predominantly focuses on local high school sports, particularly basketball and football in Washington state. His articles often feature event coverage such as rankings, game results, and player recognition.
Given Todd's focus on local high school sports events and rankings in Washington state, he would likely be interested in pitches relating to upcoming games or tournaments involving high school teams from the region. Additionally, story ideas that highlight exceptional performances by individual athletes or coaching changes within these local teams could also be of interest to him.
Pitching stories about rising stars or standout achievements within the realm of high school basketball and football in Washington state may resonate well with Todd's coverage preferences.
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Senior free safety Tayven Collins gives Eagles’ defense a reliable playmaker — and undisputed leader
Two-way standout Drenden Knaevelsrud gives the run game on offense, linebacking corps on defense a physical walloping presence
Three reigning state champions are in the top 10 — but none of them come in at No. 1
As Washington high school regular seasons kicks off Thursday, here is who garnered recognition on the 30-player all-classification squad
By: Todd Milles
Anacortes High School's all-state quarterback Ryan Harrington knows he has one more Apple Cup experience coming in the grandstands before college.
SEATTLE — Call it the early-bird Apple Cup to kick off the Kirby Moore coaching era at Washington State University. Both by date and time. The intra-state riva
By: Todd Milles
SEATTLE — Whenever Washington State University closed the gap, Demond Williams Jr. and the 17th-ranked Washington Huskies found a dazzling answer to escape.
By: Todd Milles
First-year Washington State University football coach Kirby Moore saw plenty of positives, especially with his defense, following the team's 24-10 loss to N0. 1
SEATTLE — New Washington State University quarterback Caden Pinnick got off to a slow start, picked up his playmaking in the second half, but threw a second int
SEATTLE — With so many new faces - and so few returning starters - quarterback Caden Pinnick spoke about Washington State University's 24-10 loss to 17th-ranked Washington in the same tone as if he sweated out his first college exam.
