Dominic Massimino is a sports reporter at Ventura County Star. He covers a wide range of topics within the realm of sports, including football, soccer, basketball, and golf, while also exploring themes in competitive sports, sports marketing, and the intersection of arts and entertainment. Dominic's work has been featured in Ventura County Star and Union Democrat.
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Dominic Massimino's coverage is heavily focused on local sports events, specifically high school-level competitions such as basketball, soccer, wrestling, and water polo. If you have news or updates related to these specific local sports events in the United States, California, particularly Sonora area high schools or their athletes' achievements and performances in these sports categories, it would likely be well received by Dominic for potential coverage.
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Scenes from the Olivas Fire that broke out in the river bottom in the Ventura area Wednesday morning.
The Kenneth Fire burned at the boundary of Ventura and Los Angeles counties Thursday night.
By: Dominic Massimino
Residents of the Topanga Canyon are helped with and watering down each other's property after the Palisades Fire swept through the area.
By: Dave Mason, Dominic Massimino
The Palisades Fire forced the evacuation of thousands of residents, including the roughly 8,000 residents of Topanga.
By: Dominic Massimino
A fire ignited in the Santa Clara River bottom near Auto Center Drive in Ventura took off amid Santa Ana winds.
By: Dominic Massimino
1. Kailee Staniland, junior, Ventura: Staniland has been the best all-around player for a dominant Ventura team. Ranked fourth among local players in points per game (21.4), third in assists per game (4.2) and first in 3-pointers made (45), the junior is a big reason the Cougars are 18-1.
By: Dominic Massimino
Ventura High's Kailee Staniland takes a shot over a Buena defender during the rivals' Channel League game at Buena High on Tuesday, Jan. 14, 2025. Ventura beat Buena 52-44 for its 17th straight victory.
By: Dominic Massimino
Oaks Christian's Stevie Amar Jr. tries to drives past a Westlake player during the teams' Marmonte League showdown at Oaks Christian on Friday, Jan. 17, 2025. Amar had 12 points, six rebounds and two blocks as the Lions won, 56-48.
By: Dominic Massimino
Comment: The Scorpions’ program-record winning streak finally came to an end at 18 games on Monday when they dropped a tight nonleague game to Mayfair.
By: Dominic Massimino
The Star recently revealed its picks for the Top 25 girls basketball players in the area.
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