Clara Sandoval is a journalist based in Laredo, Texas, and writes for the Laredo Morning Times. Her articles primarily cover local sports, including high school athletics and community events. Clara's work has also been featured in BioRxiv and SBLive Sports.
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Laredo, Texas, United States (Local)
Clara Sandoval's focus is primarily on local sports events, particularly high school sports in the Laredo area of Texas. Given her coverage attributes and thematic focus, she would likely be interested in pitches related to upcoming or ongoing local sporting events, profiles of standout athletes from the region, and human interest stories within the local sports community.
Sources with direct knowledge of local teams' activities and achievements or those who can provide unique insights into the dynamics of high school sports in this specific area are likely to capture Clara's attention. Additionally, individuals involved in organizing or coaching these events may also make compelling sources for her articles.
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The District 30-5A girls' basketball race is heating up as the first round is coming to...
Some Laredoans made the trip to Arlington to witness Cowboys legendary coach Jimmy...
United South's leader has been Regina Hernandez all year and she proved why against rival...
By: Clara Sandoval
While Amy Villaseñor's track team was competing at Border Olympics her heart was in Fritch
By: Clara Sandoval
Laredo native Magaly Lopez has had a huge support system from her parents, and they have helped her these past four years in college
Alison Pena has emerged as a vital part of the Alexander girls' track team this season. And she looks to perform well at the 29-30 Area Meet on Wednesday.
By: Clara Sandoval
Felix “El Gatito” Garcia is heading back in the ring as he is set to headline P4P Entertainment’s “Noche de Campeones” on Saturday at the Sames Auto Arena.
United's Ryan Stillman advanced to the state meet in the shot put as he placed first in the event during last week's Region IV-6A meet.
By: Clara Sandoval
United South’s Joaquin Montemayor etched his name in the Laredo track and field record books and leapt to the biggest stage of his career last week.
The Alexander girls' and boys' tennis teams both won their respective District 30-6A titles on Saturday.
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