Dennis Pope is a journalist based in Riverside, California. He writes for several local publications including The Press-Enterprise, The Sun Company Of San Bernardino, California, Daily Facts®, and Inland Valley Daily Bulletin. His articles cover a range of topics, with a focus on local sports, including high school and college athletics.
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Dennis Pope's articles predominantly focus on local sports events, particularly college basketball and soccer in Riverside, California. His work primarily involves event coverage, announcements, and expert commentary related to these specific sports. If you are reaching out to Dennis Pope, consider offering insights or access to individuals involved in the local sports scene within his geographic focus. Additionally, provide perspectives on evolving stories such as key player performances or injury updates that align with his coverage of college-level basketball and soccer in the Riverside area.
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By: Dennis Pope
RIVERSIDE — California Baptist University men's basketball coach Rick Croy got what he wanted out of his season opener.
By: Dennis Pope
The Lancers overcame a double-digit deficit in the first half and a 41-point effort by Davion Bailey to win their season opener Monday evening.
By: Dennis Pope
Cal Poly Pomona's soccer program has the potential to determine its rivals' postseason fate.
By: Dennis Pope
The Broncos men’s and women’s teams can knock their Cal State San Bernardino counterparts out of playoff positioning for the upcoming California Collegiate Athletic Association tournaments
King football quarterback Derek Conn rushed for three touchdowns in their win against Vista del Lago
By: Dennis Pope
Riverside City College football scored 62 points in a landslide victory against one of the state’s best defenses.
By: Dennis Pope
Witz scored an equalizer and assisted on CBU's second and third goals as the Lancers defeated Grand Canyon University 3-2 to claim their first WAC Tournament championship.
By: Dennis Pope
Witz scored an equalizer and assisted on CBU’s second and third goals as the Lancers defeated Grand Canyon University 3-2 to claim their first WAC Tournament championship.
By: Dennis Pope
RIVERSIDE —One year later and roles have been reversed.
By: Dennis Pope
Barrington Hargress scored a game-high 25 points, as the Highlanders erased a double-digit deficit to win the rivalry game between Riverside’s Division I programs.
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