David Delgado is a Correspondent at the Orange County Register. He specializes in high school sports, covering team sports and tournaments, with a focus on competitive sports and the sports business. David's work has been featured in notable publications such as The Press-Enterprise, San Gabriel Valley Tribune, and The Chronicle of Higher Education.
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David Delgado's coverage is predominantly focused on local high school sports events in the Orange County area of California, with a strong emphasis on football, basketball, and volleyball. His articles primarily cover event results and evolving stories related to these sports.
To effectively reach out to David, consider providing updates or insights related to ongoing high school sports tournaments or in-depth analysis of player/team performances during games. Additionally, pitching human interest stories that highlight the impact of sporting events within the community can also be effective given his focus on local coverage.
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By: David Delgado
El Modena’s return to the playoffs ends with a loss in five sets in the second round of CIF-SS Division 6.
By: David Delgado
Orange Lutheran moves closer to reaching its goal of making it back to the CIF-SS finals.
By: David Delgado
PLACENTIA — El Dorado boys volleyball coach Brit Brown stressed the importance of being a well-rounded team.
By: David Delgado
Sunny Hills wins the five-set battle and moves on to face Royal in the CIF-SS Division 4 championship game.
El Dorado shows its depth and versatility as it advances in the CIF-SS Division 5 playoffs.
By: David Delgado
Current and past students are on hand to cheer the Sunny Hills team to a four-set victory in the CIF-SS Division 4 final.
By: David Delgado
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... NORWALK — The CIF Southern Section Division 6 boys volleyball final featured two teams that were each seeking the first title in program history.
Mater Dei gets a strong outing from Citlaly Valencia while Tulutululelei Salue and Ally Carrillo help provide the offense in the Division 1 semifinals.
Keaton Anderson tosses a shutout while his Newport Harbor teammates score eight runs in the second inning and earn a spot in CIF-SS semifinals.
