Jay Lederman is a journalist based in Claremore, Oklahoma. He writes for the Claremore Daily Progress and his work has also appeared in the Cleburne Times Review. Jay covers local sports, with a particular focus on high school football and basketball in the Claremore area.
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Jay Lederman's coverage primarily focuses on local sports events, particularly basketball and football in the Claremore area of Oklahoma. He seems most interested in event coverage and announcements related to high school sports. If you have upcoming events or breaking news related to these local sports, consider reaching out with relevant information.
Given Jay's focus on local sporting events, he may be interested in feature stories about athletes or coaches within the community that resonate with his audience. Additionally, if you have any exclusive updates or insights into ongoing evolving stories related to high school sports in the Claremore area, it could also grab his attention.
As Jay has a strong emphasis on event coverage and announcements for local teams and games, providing him with timely information about upcoming matches or significant developments within the covered sports would likely be well-received.
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By: Kevin Green, Jay Lederman
Halle Bucktrot had a day to remember, driving in a total of seven runs to propel Claremore to a pair of dominant victories at the Rogers State University Festival.
By: Kevin Green, Jay Lederman
Bella Weaver's can't-miss performance fueled Claremore's revenge against Coweta.
By: Josh Jennings, Oologah Mustangs, Jay Lederman
OVERVIEW Oologah football is going into the 2024 season with momentum, for it made the playoffs last year for the first time since the COVID-19 season in 2020.
By: Glenn Hibdon, Jay Lederman
Senior outside hitter Ella Ramsey was a terror on the kill while Claremore used its service game to thoroughly demoralize Inola 3-0 Thursday night at the Doug K. Mosier Athletic Complex.
Claremore running back Cecil Garrett IV (1) slips through a tackle Friday night. JAY LEDERMAN
By: Kevin Green, Jay Lederman
Pryor established itself as the team to beat in District 5A-3 with a commanding performance against Claremore.
By: Kevin Green, Jay Lederman
Avery Hyde provided the offensive spark for Claremore, but it wasn't enough.
SEQUOYAH — Sequoyah hosted an unbeaten Kansas team — which averaged 59 points per game — Friday night in its home opener.
By: Kevin Green, Sydnee Bass, Jay Lederman
The senior launched two home runs while driving in six runs to lead the Lady Zebras to a commanding 16-6 victory over Bishop Kelley in District 5A-3 action.
Catoosa senior Boomer Lovins (6) chases down Verdigris quarterback Ethan Hushbeck (10) during the Battle of the Blue Whale last Friday night.
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