Jim Krajewski is a sportswriter at the Reno Gazette Journal. With over 30 years of experience covering sports in Northern Nevada, he primarily focuses on high school athletics and Nevada Wolf Pack sports, providing in-depth coverage of both individual and team sports. Jim's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as USA TODAY, Beaumont Enterprise, and Yahoo Sports.
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Jim Krajewski focuses heavily on sports, particularly basketball and high school/college athletics in the local Nevada area. He primarily covers events such as games, signings, and player performances.
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Reno Gazette Journal Football supremacy in Northern Nevada lies about 60 miles east of Reno.
By: Jim Krajewski
Reno Gazette Journal High school football players got a chance to play at Mackay Stadium on Saturday and they took advantage of the opportunity, delivering a couple thrilling last-minute finishes, and a couple blowouts.
By: Jim Krajewski
The Lancers and North Valleys players left Mackay Stadium and ran to the waiting buses as soon as their games ended, not changing or showering.
By: Jim Krajewski
The Aces have two homestands remaining in the 2026 season, and four weeks total. For more information on the sale, fans can visit RenoAces.com or call 775-334-7000.
Reno Gazette Journal Updated Aug. 24, 2026, 4:29 p.m. PT
Reno Gazette Journal These are the nominees for the Champion Chevrolet RGJ Girls High School Athlete of the Week for the week of Aug. 17-23, which recognizes top performances among Northern Nevada's high school athletes.
By: Jim Krajewski
Reno Gazette Journal He's bigger, stronger and more accurate than he was last season, and now Carter Jones will be the starting quarterback for the Nevada football team heading into the season opener.
Reno Gazette Journal Spanish Springs proved it deserves the top spot in weekly high school football rankings, racing past Carson, 35-7 in the final game of the quadruple-header at Mackay Stadium on Saturday.
By: Jim Krajewski
Reno Gazette Journal He's taking over the reins of the defending Class 5A state champion at the most high-profile position on the football field.
By: Jim Krajewski
Cowell, who would have been a senior on the McQueen football team this season, was paralyzed when he dove into a swimming pool in South Reno on July 17.
