Jason Olson is a Sports Editor at Sun Newspapers. He covers a wide range of topics including competitive and professional sports, international sports leagues, and events related to education and tourism. Jason's work has been featured in notable publications such as Deseret News, Jerusalem Post, and WKMG News 6.
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Jason Olson's focus is primarily on local sports, particularly hockey and high school sports in the Minneapolis area. His coverage heavily emphasizes event coverage and press releases related to these events.
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Jim Hanson turned his baseball artwork into a bit of a passion project to lift the names and faces of the Negro Leagues through baseball cards he crafted.
Kennedy Swim fundraiser Kennedy girls swimming and diving will host a car wash fundraiser at the high school parking lot 4-7 p.m.
Jason Olson is a sports editor for Sun Newspapers. Reach him at [email protected] To say this summer has been busy would be an understatement.
By: Jason Olson
Kansas City Chiefs running back Emmett Johnson catches a pass during training camp Aug. 1 in St. Joseph, Mo. The Chiefs rookie is ready for whatever role comes his way
Emmett Johnson wasted little time introducing himself to Kansas City Chiefs fans during a 20-12 preseason opener loss to the Los Angeles Rams at Arrowhead Stadium Aug. 15.
Join other youth sports supporters in Bloomington for an evening to recognize and honor the latest Bloomington Sports Hall of Fame class on Wednesday, Sept. 23.
St. Louis Park girls soccer opens the season with a pair of road games ahead of its home opener against section foe Minneapolis Washburn at 5 p.m.
St. Louis Park plays in a very tough Metro West Conference where seven of the eight teams won at least 12 games.
By: Jason Olson
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Now entering his third season as head coach, Marc Bachman added two assistant coaches with plenty of experience in former Burnsville head coach
