Ethan Kassel is a Prep Sports Editor at various publications including The San Francisco Standard and Los Altos Town Crier. He covers a range of topics including football, basketball, baseball, and other prep sports with a focus on California, particularly the San Francisco area. His work has been featured in notable outlets such as BVM Sports, San Mateo Daily Journal, and SFGate.
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Ethan Kassel's reporting is predominantly focused on local sports events and evolving stories, primarily revolving around the San Francisco Bay Area teams such as the Golden State Warriors, San Francisco Giants, and Oakland A’s. Given his emphasis on local sporting events and their impact, he may be interested in pitches related to exclusive interviews with players or coaches from these teams or insights into behind-the-scenes developments affecting these franchises.
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It’s not just that they beat Sequoia on Saturday afternoon 35-19 in front of approximately 1,700 in attendance at Terremere Field to win the Redwood City Rumble and retain “The Log.” It’s that they made it look relatively easy.
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Friday night was the perfect storm at Menlo-Atherton, and Devin Hyde took full advantage of the occasion.
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