Jason Koon is a journalist based in Hickory, North Carolina. He writes for various publications including the Hickory Daily Record, Princeton Security Technologies, Inc., and The Morganton News Herald. Jason's articles cover a range of topics including local sports, community events, and profiles of notable individuals.
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Jason Koon's articles predominantly focus on local sports events, particularly high school basketball and wrestling tournaments. He seems to prioritize event coverage and evolving stories related to these sports in the Hickory, North Carolina area.
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By: Jason Koon
“This year, with her, it's going to be exciting,” Neeley said. “The chemistry is unbeatable with us.”
By: Jason Koon
The Maiden Blue Devils and the Bunker Hill Bears warm up before their game on Friday. Here are five takeaways from Friday's football games in Catawba County.
By: Jason Koon, Xavier Martin
Xavier Martin The Lenoir-Rhyne University defense stepped up to stop a Limestone University rally on Saturday to preserve a 21-19 win for a homecoming crowd numbering more than 6,000.
By: Jason Koon
“My favorite part of the game is the friendships and connections I have made,” Wike said. “I have met some amazing friends through golf, and I feel like I can get to know a person a lot better just by the way they play golf.”
Hickory 35, Statesville 20; Maiden 48, Newton-Conover 14; St. Stephens 42, Fred T. Foard 21; Bunker Hill 53, Bandys 52
By: Jason Koon
Cornwell logged 36 minutes for Rutgers in the victory and was a dominant rebounder. Her 15 rebounds included seven on the offensive glass. She shot 9-for-12 from the field and also added a blocked shot in the third quarter.
By: Jason Koon
St. Stephens graduate Jonah Long hits a runner in the lane for Appalachian State on Wednesday. The basket was his first as a Division I college basketball player.
Fred T. Foard 53, West Iredell 52 OT; Please subscribe to continue reading… Jason Koon is the Sports Editor for the Hickory Record and can be reached at [email protected]
By: Jason Koon
The Bunker Hill High School Bears clinched a share of the Catawba Valley Athletic Conference football title Friday with a 51-16 win over the Warriors at West Caldwell.
By: Jason Koon
“I got really bored one day and I went on YouTube and learned how to solve it,” said Bunker Hill wide receiver and linebacker Logan Starnes.
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