Jared Jensen is a Sports Editor at various publications including the Owensboro Messenger-Inquirer and the Paducah Sun. He covers a wide range of topics within the sports industry, focusing on competitive and professional sports, sports business, and marketing, as well as telecommunications related to sports. Jared's work has been featured in multiple outlets, including The Southern Illinoisan and WPSD-TV, LLC.
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Jared Jensen's coverage heavily focuses on local high school sports events and championships, primarily in Kentucky. Pitching stories related to these specific regional sporting events or individual achievements within high school basketball and football would likely resonate with him.
Given the significant emphasis on event coverage, providing exclusive insights from coaches, athletes, or key figures involved in the covered events could increase the chances of successful outreach to Jared. Additionally, offering unique angles or personal stories about these local sports teams and athletes may capture his interest.
It's important to note that while there is some mention of entertainment news as a theme covered by Jared, it forms a smaller portion of his overall coverage compared to high school sports. Therefore, focusing pitches on local sporting events will likely be more effective for engagement.
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The Graves County girls golf team earned a first place finish in the Trigg County Invitational with a team score of 337, marking the first win in Lady Eagles program history.
While the high school golf season started just a few short days ago, local programs and individuals have already made several statements as high school golf teams battle a variety
NEWPORT, KY — The Kentucky High School Athletic Association Board of Control approved several key changes during its first meeting of the 2026-27
The McCracken County boys golf team won their fifth consecutive golf tournament on Monday, keeping them perfect on the season after shooting an even par 288 at the Rolling Hills Country Club.
By: Adam Wells, Jared Jensen
PADUCAH, KY -- McCracken County High School hosted its McCracken County Golf Invitational on Monday at Rolling Hills Country Club. What was supposed to be a day filled with boys golf in the morning and girls golf in the afternoon, was shortened to just boys morning golf as extreme heat prevented the girls tournament from taking place.
Paducah native Joey Mayo shot a new course record at Indian Hills Country Club on Wednesday, carding a 9-under-par 62 to hold the first-place spot in the Kentucky Open heading into the final day of action.
McCracken County’s Harper Hunt sank her first career hole-in-one on Monday in the Greenwood Lady Gator Invitational.
By: Mike Walsh, Jared Jensen
The Murray State men’s basketball team got a practice on Tuesday as a full team ahead of their European tour
By: Jared Jensen
The Graves County Lady Eagles have shown no sign of slowing down after their hot start to to 2026 high school golf season. After opening up with their first wins in program history, they continue to set new standards for the program, reaching team-best scores and individual-best scores against some tought competition across the state.
