Eric Rueb is a Sports Reporter at The Providence Journal. He covers high school sports and provides part-time assistance for the New England Patriots, while also contributing to various other sports-related topics, including individual and team sports, tournaments, and the business of sports. Eric's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as USA TODAY, Yahoo Sports, and MSN.
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Eric Rueb's local focus on high school sports in Rhode Island, particularly basketball, football, and tennis, indicates a strong interest in event coverage. He is likely interested in pitches that provide timely information about local games, players' achievements or any significant events related to high school sports.
Given Eric's extensive reporting on high school sports events within Rhode Island and Providence area, he may be open to receiving story ideas related to exceptional performances by student-athletes or unique initiatives within the local high school sports community. Any news surrounding game results or player recognitions would also align with his coverage style.
When reaching out to Eric Rueb with potential story ideas or sources for interviews it should be kept in mind that they relate directly to the specific teams and sporting events covered within Rhode Island.
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Eric Rueb, Providence Journal Temperatures dropped this weekend, but the play on the field did not.
Eric Rueb, The Providence Journal The ride home for whoever wins the 2026 Rhode Island high school football state championship just got a little longer.
Eric Rueb, Providence Journal The field hockey regular season is over and whatever happened in the past doesn't matter.
Eric Rueb, Providence Journal PAWTUCKET – The St. Raphael girls soccer team got the win it needed heading into the Division II playoffs. And by doing, it may have given Scituate the motivation it needed as the postseason draws near.
By: Eric Rueb, Bill Koch, Jacob Rousseau
Jacob Rousseau, Eric Rueb, Bill Koch and Bill Corey, Providence Journal Who grabbed wins in Week 7 of Rhode Island high school football?
By: Jacob Rousseau, Eric Rueb, Bill Koch, Bill Corey
Who grabbed wins in Week 7 of Rhode Island high school football? And who has work to do as the playoffs near? Here's where you can turn to find out.
By: Eric Rueb
Eric Rueb, Providence Journal Week 7 was a prime example of what makes Rhode Island high school football so great.
Eric Rueb, Providence Journal CRANSTON – The fact both No. 1 Moses Brown and No. 2 East Greenwich won at Tuesday's RIIL Division I Field Hockey semifinals wasn't a surprise. And neither was how the Quakers and Avengers did it.
Eric Rueb, Providence Journal CUMBERLAND – The objective was obvious. How it happened didn't matter. The road to a championship is rarely a straight line and the Cumberland girls soccer team are ready to take the path in whatever direction it goes.
By: Eric Rueb, Jacob Rousseau, Bill Koch
Jacob Rousseau, Eric Rueb, Bill Koch and Bill Corey, Providence Journal Who grabbed wins in Week 8 of Rhode Island high school football?
