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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By: Jaron May
Tractors, tires and toilets — West Bay Club has fun at annual Superintendent's Revenge event.
By: Jaron May
After years of sending players off to the Division I level, now it's coach Murph's turn to go DI. Murphy is leaving FSW to take an assistant coach role at Western Kentucky University.
By: Jaron May
It's a new era in the nest. Colin Hargis has been named the third athletic director in FGCU history.
By: Jaron May
In four seasons with the Buccaneers, Feline Poot won three national championships, was named an All-American three times, and etched her name all over the FSW record books. Poot is arguably the greatest player ever to be a Buc.
By: Jaron May
The best high school hockey players in the world took the ice in Southwest Florida this weekend for the 2024 Matterhorn Fit All-Ivy Showcase.
By: Jaron May
FGCU men's golf came up just short this season. Before the year began, the Eagles set the goal of making the NCAA tournament. It would have been just the second time they've done that in program history.
By: Jaron May
However, after a little bit, the competitor in Esdale came back out. He still had the itch to be an athlete. So, he traded in the pigskin for a rugby ball and started playing the sport that would eventually make him an Olympian.
By: Jaron May
The second major championship of the golf season is about to get underway. The PGA Championship is taking place at Valhalla Golf Club in Louisville, Kentucky, this weekend. Southwest Florida will be represented in the tournament thanks to two local club pros.
By: Jaron May
For the second time in program history and the first since 2012, FGCU Softball won the ASUN Tournament last weekend.
By: Jaron May
This was Barron Collier boys tennis 11th state championship in program history. With another trophy in their hands, the Cougars are hungry for more and want to return their program to their old glory.
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