Jack Marrion is a journalist based in Houston, Texas, specializing in local sports coverage. He writes for the Houston Chronicle and his work has also appeared in the Calhoun Times and San Antonio Express-News. Jack's articles focus on high school and college sports, with a particular emphasis on football and basketball.
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Jack Marrion's focus lies predominantly on local sports events and high school athletes in the Houston, Texas area. Given his emphasis on event coverage and evolving stories within the local sports scene, he would likely be interested in pitches related to upcoming games or tournaments, standout performances by high school athletes, and any developing narratives within Houston's sports community.
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The Seven Lakes Spartans advance to the Region III-6A final seeking a third consecutive state tournament appearance.
Both teams are 0-3, but Houston must find a way to contain Arlington QB Luis Perez, who leads the league in passing yards with 737.
The Woodlands boys and Klein Forest girls both qualified two relays for state, with more area teams in the running for state wild cards as bronze medalists.
The Roughnecks used strong defense, big plays on both sides of the ball and the return of running back Mark Thompson to defeat the Renegades.
By: Jack Marrion
Houston softball top performers: Emerie Garcia collected five RBIs as Deer Park finished its District 22-6A schedule with an unbeaten record.
The 1-3 Roughnecks face undefeated Birmingham's skilled offense Saturday at home.
The Stallions defeated the Roughnecks in their first United Football League meeting Saturday at Rice Stadium for their 12th consecutive victory.
The Houston SaberCats remained alone atop Major League Rugby's Western Conference after Saturday's win at Utah.
The 1-5 Roughnecks are running out of time to chase a playoff spot, as a loss would put them in last place with three games to play.
The 9-1 SaberCats continue inter-conference play next Saturday, welcoming the Chicago Hounds to SaberCats Stadium.
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