Jason Turner is a sports reporter for The Herald Journal, focusing on local sports in Logan, Utah. With a passion for covering high school and college athletics, Jason has been featured in various publications including the New York Post, Dealerscope, The Dallas Morning News, Rexburg Standard Journal, and Post Register.
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It was exactly the kind of performance Nate Dreiling was hoping for from his Aggies heading into a Senior Day showdown against San Diego State.
By: Jason Turner
West Side running back Drake Sage keeps a tight hold on the ball, preventing Marsh Valley from stripping it during a non-district game earlier this season in Dayton. Lamont Doney/Preston Citizen
By: Jason Turner
Death, taxes and West Side or Declo winning a state championship in football.
From left to right, Utah State's Logan Garnica, Spencer Nelson and Jed Megargel compete at the NCAA Mountain Regionals last Friday in Reno, Nevada. Photo courtesy of USU athletic media relations
Strong first and fourth quarters were more than enough for the Bobcats in an impressive season opener.
By: Jason Turner
Suffocating defense in the first and third quarters proved to be more than enough for the Wolves to reign supreme in their season opener.
By: Jason Turner
Last Saturday was one to remember for the Aggies as they handed Hawaii its most lopsided loss of the 2024 college football season.
Editor's note: This story will be updated.
By: Jason Turner
It was an encouraging, successful start to the Make Skabelund era for Logan’s boys basketball program.
By: Jason Turner
It was Senior Day at Maverik Stadium, but it was a junior that stole the show for the Aggies in their home finale.
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