Jaron May is a journalist based in Southwest Florida, focusing on local news and sports. He writes for WBBH-WZVN Southwest Florida and his work has also appeared on WBBH-TV NBC 2. Jaron covers a variety of topics including local sports achievements, community events, and human interest stories.
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Jaron May's coverage predominantly focuses on event-oriented sports stories in the Naples and Southwest Florida area. To effectively pitch to him, consider offering exclusive insights or human interest angles related to local athletes, especially those achieving significant milestones or overcoming challenges. As he covers a wide range of sporting events, pitching unique and uplifting stories about local sports figures could capture his attention.
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Friday night pitted a blue-blood versus a new-blood as Immokalee traveled to Aubrey Rogers. In a tightly contested match, the Indians improved to 7-1.
By: Jaron May
Naples and Lely have been meeting on the gridiron for five decades. In the 2024 edition of the Coconut Bowl, the Golden Eagles soared past their rivals.
By: Jaron May
Two decades after his grandfather was a professional bowler, Trey Lemus is helping Mariner boys bowling to the state finals.
By: Jaron May
The back-to-back-to-back Kelly Cup champions are back and hungry for more.
By: Jaron May
Only one mile of Livingston Road separates FBA and CSN. On Friday, the rivals shared a football field, where the Lions dominated in all aspects.
By: Jaron May
Naples knocked Port Charlotte out of the playoffs the past two years. On Friday, it was the Pirates besting the Golden Eagles to punch their ticket to the postseason.
By: Jaron May
Seacrest Volleyball's four Division I commits are hungry to make history and win the school's fourth straight state championship.
By: Jaron May
First Baptist Academy volleyball is headed to its fourth final four in school history thanks to its not-so-secret weapon, Zara Stewart.
By: Jaron May
In a private school showdown, ECS and CSN met on the gridiron Friday night. Both the Sentinels and Seahawks had the playoffs on their mind in a big time matchup.
By: Jaron May
Friday night featured the annual Jaws vs. Claws rivalry game between Estero and Bonita Springs. The Lee County schools put on a show right before the playoffs.
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