Jason Snow is a sports reporter for the George W. Prescott Publishing Company, LLC, and also writes for Yahoo Sports. With a focus on local sports in Massachusetts, particularly in Brockton, Jason covers a wide range of athletic events and profiles standout athletes in the area. His work has been featured in Yahoo News, GateHouse Media New England, and The Enterprise Newspaper.
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Given Jason Snow's focus on local sports coverage, particularly high school sports in Massachusetts, he would likely be most responsive to pitches related to local high school sporting events and profiles of standout athletes or teams. Pitches that highlight compelling narratives within the local sports community or offer exclusive access to emerging talents are more likely to capture his attention.
In addition, given his extensive coverage of various high school sports such as hockey, volleyball, golf, and football in the Massachusetts area, offering unique human interest stories about young athletes' triumphs and challenges could also resonate well with him.
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By: Jason Snow
The Dragons defeated Hingham, 9-8, in overtime on Tuesday.
“Always being around each other growing up, we knew it was going to work,\
By: Jason Snow
Wicked Local COHASSET – Steve Budrick hadn't encountered a scene like it in 16 years as the Cohasset High athletic trainer.
“I swear, I genuinely had no idea,\
By: Jason Snow
Fighters from Scituate, Dorchester, Marshfield and more take the ring in Quincy this weekend.
By: Jason Snow
“It just shows there’s a lot you can do if you put your mind to it."
By: Jason Snow
“For us to turn our program around... I think both can be very proud of the legacies they left here," said St. Michael's coach Alex Smith.
By: Jason Snow
“It’s overwhelming support from my hometown," said Marshfield's Joe Bush. "I appreciate every one of those people individually."
By: Jason Snow
“We have to worry about (approaching it) one game at a time, but I think, at the end of the run, we've got something special here," said Sean Hallissey, a lefty arm.
By: Jason Snow
The Patriot Ledger MARSHFIELD — The slash Will Rand took to his leg resulted in the senior limping to his team's timeout huddle and the stick laying defeated on the turf, warped in half.
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