Joe Curley is a reporter at the Ventura County Star and the USA Today Network. He has been covering colleges, soccer, and prep sports since 2000, with a focus on local college rivalries and professional sports, including the Los Angeles Rams. Curley has been featured in outlets such as USA TODAY, Yahoo News, and MSN.
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Joe Curley's coverage predominantly focuses on local sports events, particularly high school and college level. His articles revolve around recognizing individual player achievements, team performances, and local sports-related incidents. If you have insights into noteworthy accomplishments within the specified geographic area or impactful developments in local sports communities, reaching out to Joe with relevant information could be beneficial.
Given his focus on specific sporting events and athletes from Camarillo and surrounding areas in California, providing stories highlighting exceptional achievements or significant milestones of local athletes may increase your chances of getting noticed by him.
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This story was updated to add new information. Royal High has decided to part ways with second-year football coach Adam Brubaker hours before its season-opening game Friday night.
Highlight-reel throws and an efficient statistical line weren’t there for Ford Green on Friday night at Hurley Field.
By: Joe Curley, Dominic Massimino
Brandon Mariscal’s 20-yard field goal with 2:56 to play, set up by Brad Barlow’s 72-yard strike to Malakai Mejia, and Cruz Howe’s interception at the goal line with 30 seconds to play allowed Camarillo to grab a come-from-behind, 17-16 win at Santa Barbara in a season opener on Friday, Aug. 21.
By: Dominic Massimino, Joe Curley
Joe Curley and Dominic Massimino, Ventura County Star Ventura County football fans will the chance to vote for the county's top high school
By: Joe Curley
Bryson Kennedy, Oak Park High’s much-anticipated addition at quarterback, has been cleared to compete by the CIF-Southern Section, according to head coach Casey Webb.
By: Joe Curley
The Ventura College and Moorpark College football teams, who begin their seasons Saturday, have plenty of local talent and some intriguing newcomers.
Blake Davidson needed just 13 seconds and 98 yards to turn the unlikely into the unforgettable.
By: Joe Curley, Dominic Massimino
The Pacifica High football team found its December form in August.
By: Joe Curley
Ventura College football lost its first season-opening game in 12 years, while Moorpark College fell at home to Fullerton College.
By: Joe Curley, Dominic Massimino
Week 1 of the high school football season had plenty of high-level performances. VOTE for the top one!
