Jeff Graham is a Section Head at Kitsap Sun/USA Today. He focuses on sports and education, covering themes such as competitive sports, the sports business, and the public education system. Jeff has been featured in various publications including the Washington Blade, The News Tribune, and Yahoo News.
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Jeff Graham focuses on local sports, particularly high school athletics in Kitsap County, Washington. His articles primarily cover event coverage and government announcements related to local sports.
Given his focus on high school sports such as basketball, wrestling, and football within a specific geographic area, Jeff may be interested in pitches featuring unique stories about standout athletes or teams from the region. Pitches centered around human interest angles or community impact could also resonate well with him.
It's important for potential sources to have a connection to the local sports scene in Kitsap County when reaching out to Jeff. Offering exclusive insights into the performance of local teams or individual athletes is likely to capture his attention.
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Hundreds of soccer-crazy fans attended Friday's World Cup watch party in downtown Bremerton as the U.S. faced Paraguay in its first contest.
By: Jeff Graham, Zachary Fletcher, Peiyu Lin
The first of six FIFA World Cup games in Seattle kicks off at noon on a scorching Monday in the Pacific Northwest.
Cate Torrell displayed her talents on the volleyball court and the track during a memorable senior year.
Communities In Schools of Peninsula cited financial reasons for suspending services at Marcus Whitman for the 2026-27 school year. Kitsap Sun
Port Orchard's 9-0 victory over Wenatchee on Father's Day moved the team into fourth place in the Evergreen Premier League standings.
By: Jeff Graham
Central Kitsap's Eric Schuette and North Kitsap's Chris Richardson are calling the shots as head coaches after serving as longtime assistants.
Gordon Field, which went from grass to synthetic in 2011, will be closed through early August as crews replace the playing surface with new turf.
Senior Nate Putman has college aspirations and looks forward to making plays for the Spartans this fall in the Olympic League.
By: Jeff Graham
After 30 seasons coaching at Central Kitsap, Mark Keel finds himself in a new coach: passing game coordinator at Bremerton.
Junior Jay Beahan's size at 6-foot-11 in undeniable, but he's looking to be more of an impact player for the Knights next season.
