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Mark Trible

Philadelphia
As seen in: Yahoo Sports, Cincinnati Enquirer, Des Moines Register, NorthJersey.com, Asbury Park Press, MyCentralJersey, Wausau Daily Herald, Visalia Times-Delta, The Leaf-Chronicle, Journal & Courier and
Covers:  Sports. Any human-interest related features. Or, any features for that matter
Doesn't Cover: I'm willing to do whatever is need. Although, finance is not my strong suit.
Saved in time, thank god my writing's still alive. Philosopher. Eagles fan. VPI alum. Silence is the virtue of fools. 2-4-18. 2-9-25.

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A writer who goes the extra mile with the work to back it up.

Tireless. Fearless.

I live to write and write to live. Sports is my specialty. However, I've gotten as much enjoyment from assignments outside of sports.

A thinker who paints with words, I pride myself on the ability to create connections and relationships with those I cover and even more, my readers.

Mark Trible’s Journalist Portfolio

A transgender athlete's 'pursuit of happiness'

A transgender athlete's 'pursuit of happiness'

A story of a transgender high school athlete. This piece won me a second-place national Gannett award for nar…

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Longtime Rowan swim coach Tony Lisa dies

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By Mark Trible
| Yahoo Sports
Longtime Rowan University swim coach Tony Lisa died at age 69 on Saturday, the school's athletic department announced in a press release Monday afternoon. Lisa coached both the men's and women's swim teams through his time at the Glassboro institution. He led the Profs' men to a 265-90-1 record through 35 seasons and went 204-65 in 26 campaigns with the women.
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Trible’s Take: Even a hobbled ‘Bam’ Boria can will Cherokee to victory

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By Mark Trible, Dave O'Sullivan
| glorydaysonline.com
By MARK TRIBLE Glory Days Football Writer EVESHAM TOWNSHIP — With 1 minute, 6 seconds left in the first quarter, the home crowd held its collective breath here at William H. Foltz Stadium. Down on the turf after a 29-yard run, No. 28 writhed in pain. His ankle turned at the end of the play. “I think it got caught, trapped and rolled over,” the injured player said. “I was scared, I thought I was going to get up and look at it and it would be facing the wrong way.
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TRIBLE’S TAKE: Goodbye to Penns Grove’s 25-game winning streak, hello Willingboro

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By Mark Trible, Dave O’Sullivan, Dave O’sullivan, Dave O'Sullivan
| glorydaysonline.com
By MARK TRIBLE Staff Writer PISCATAWAY — The final farewell came here at Rutgers University, a much-ballyhooed matchup that seemed fit for a sequel worthy of the wild and crazy clash a year ago. Goodbye to that notion. Goodbye to the 2019 season. And goodbye to Penns Grove’s 25-game win streak. Hello, Willingboro. The Chimeras have caused pigskin aficionados all over South Jersey to mutter a phrase all autumn long. “That isn’t a Group 1 team,” they’d offer of the squad’s performances and film.
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Interview

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What was your first job as a journalist?

I started blogging in college from my couch on the topic of professional hockey, soon worked my way into the Philadelphia Flyers' press box.

What does it mean to be a journalist?

It means a love and passion that can only be put into an article with understanding of capabilities the written word have on an imagination.

What tools and software do you use to do your job?

A laptop, cell phone, legal pad, reporter notebook and a black pen with a fine tip.

Awards

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2014

2013 - Feature Writing

Virginia Press Association first-place award winner for feature writing and feature writing portfolio

Best of Gannett

2015 - Narrative Writing

First-place quarterly award, second-place yearly award

New Jersey Press Association - First Place

2017 - Local sports coverage

The team of myself and colleague Josh Friedman earned this accolade for the best local sports coverage of any New Jersey newspaper with a daily circulation of more than 20,000 readers.

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