Jason Bowen is a columnist at The Weekly Post in Rainsville. He covers a range of topics related to sports, including football, softball, baseball, and basketball, while also exploring the intersections of sports with culture and society. Jason's work has been featured in the Times Journal Newspaper, Sand Mountain Reporter, and Jackson County Sentinel.
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Jason Bowen's articles primarily cover local sports events, specifically focusing on basketball and wrestling in Scottsboro, Alabama. Given the heavy emphasis on event coverage and high school sports, individuals or organizations involved in these competitions can effectively reach out to Jason with information about upcoming events, notable player performances, team achievements, or unique stories within the local sports community.
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By: Jason Bowen
The Scottsboro wrestling team added a third-place finish in Mountain Brook’s Spartan Invitational to its 2024-25.
By: Jason Bowen
Jackson County his home to three teams that boast No. 1 rankings in the Alabama Sports Writers Association’s first high school basketball rankings of the 2024-25 season.
By: Jason Bowen
Aiden Thomas (right) shoots a layup on a fast break during Section’s 73-54 Sand Mountain Tournament semifinal win over Pisgah Thursday night at Sylvania.
Scottsboro’s Raeuchle attends Kicking World National Showcase
By: Jason Bowen, Quincie Franklin
The Scottsboro junior won the boys high jump for the second straight meet to open the 2024-25 indoor Track and Field season, clearing a winning height of 6 feet, 4 inches during Saturday’s Holiday Invitational No. 1 at the Birmingham Crossplex.
By: Jason Bowen
North Jackson head coach Joe Hollis Jr. was named the 2024 Class 4A Region 8 Coach of the Year. Hollis led the Chiefs to a region title with a 7-1 region record.
Was a two-time all-state runner for the Wildcats
The North Jackson girls and boys basketball teams suffered losses at Class 4A Area 16 rival DAR Tuesday night in Grant:
High school basketball fans won’t have to go far to get their fill of hoops during the holidays.
Pisgah quarterback/saftey Luke Gilbert was an ASWA Class 2A first-team all-state athlete selection.
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