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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No were no road woes for Franklin County’s two high school football programs in their latest outings.
By: Jason Turner
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By: Jason Turner
The good news for the Aggies is they played significantly better than they did in Thursday’s frustrating 2-0 road loss to Wyoming, which was their first setback of the season.
By: Jason Turner
Utah State wide receiver Jack Hestera (14) catches a pass against UNLV in the second half Friday in Logan. Eli Lucero/Herald Journal
By: Jason Turner
Mountain Crest’s Madison Verhoef (28) brings the ball down the field as Murray’s Amanda Shelton defends Tuesday in Hyrum.
The Preston girls opened the 5A District 5 soccer tournament with a win over visiting Century on Oct. 8. They traveled to Pocatello on Oct. 10 where they lost to
Preston jumped out to a 19-0 first-half lead and never looked back in a 27-7 triumph over 5A Fifth District rival Century.
By: Jason Turner
Preston defender Chazli Hymas battles a Century player in a 5A Fifth District Tournament match last Tuesday in Preston. Teresa Chipman/Preston Citizen
By: Jason Turner
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By: Jason Turner
NORTH LOGAN — It was a trying first 40 minutes of action for the Wolves, but, to their credit, they refused to panic and wilt under the pressure.
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