Chase Justice is a Sports Reporter and MMJ at WSAV-TV. He covers a wide range of topics within the realm of sports, including individual and team sports, as well as sports tournaments, emphasizing the competitive nature of professional athletics. Chase's work has been featured in WSAV-TV, WJCL 22, and WYFF 4.
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Chase Justice's coverage is heavily focused on local sports, particularly college-level football and basketball. He frequently covers specific game results and evolving stories within the context of these sports.
If you are involved in or have insights about college-level sports in Georgia, especially focusing on Savannah-based teams like Furman, Wofford, or the Tigers, Chase may be interested in your potential contribution to his coverage. Additionally, if you can provide insider perspectives or access to evolving stories surrounding these teams' performances and events that he has covered recently, it could pique his interest.
Remember that Chase's primary focus is local sports within the United States with a particular emphasis on Georgia and more specifically Savannah.
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The Rebels standout totaled more than 1600 yards and 21 touchdowns in 2025, and currently ranks as a top-10 RB in the class of 2027.
Joe Lysek looks to add the 7th Greenville Drive hot dog eating championship to his resume on Saturday.
Caden Scarborough has returned to baseball following treatment for skin cancer.
The Rebels are loaded on the offensive side of the ball, returning 8 starters from a season ago.
The former Christ Church standout is projected to go off the board in the first round.
Carson Bolemon, Taylor Rabe and Bo Lowrance go off the board in the first round of the 2026 MLB Draft.
The Travelers Rest High School football team is hoping to take a big step in Chris Goodman's third year as the man in charge.
Wofford, USC Upstate and South Carolina all see players selected on day two of MLB Draft.
Eastside returns six starters on both sides of the ball, and Coach Woolcock says their strength lies in the locker room.
Year in and year out, the Christ Church Cavaliers are one of the most consistent football programs that the Upstate has to offer.
