John Homan is a journalist based in Marion, Illinois, and writes for The Southern Illinoisan. He has also had his work featured in JG and Belleville News-Democrat. John covers a range of local sports events, including basketball games, and also profiles notable athletes and coaches in the area.
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John Homan's focus is predominantly on local sports events, particularly basketball. For effective outreach, experts or individuals with unique insights into high school basketball tournaments, player achievements, and coaching in the Illinois area would be most relevant.
Given the local nature of John's coverage in Marion and Illinois, sources directly involved in these events or deeply knowledgeable about the specific teams and players mentioned in his articles are likely to resonate well with him. This could include coaches, players, or community figures who can provide intimate perspectives on the highlighted events.
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By: Matt Cagle, John Homan
SOUTHERN ILLINOIS — Three local schools will attempt to extend their postseason run on the football field Saturday with two games on the road and one at home.
BENTON — One of the most team-minded athletes to ever don the maroon and white at Benton High School was in the spotlight for myriad individual accomplishments Wednesday night at
Growing up in Southern Illinois in the 1960s and '70s and being sports-minded as I am, I quickly learned that Benton Rangers basketball, led then by head coach Rich Herrin,
JOHNSTON CITY — One of the keys to Johnston City’s success both in the double-wing offense and on the scoreboard is the performance of the fullback.
JOHNSTON CITY — Indians fans will be talking about “the drive” for years to come.
JOHNSTON CITY — Johnston City High School's Aubree Williford will take her golfing talents to the next level after signing a letter of intent Friday to play the sport on scholarship at Rend Lake College next fall.
MOUNT VERNON — Led by two All-State returnees — senior forward Melaina Zedalis and senior point guard Kamare Pollard — the Mount Vernon Rams are the clearcut favorite to repeat as South Seven Conference basketball champion this season.
DU QUOIN — The high school girls basketball season kicked off across the state Monday with Du Quoin High School hosting its annual Lady Indian Tip-Off Tournament.
DU QUOIN — The Du Quoin Indians girls basketball team took advantage of the home floor to post a season-opening 46-30 win over Christopher Monday in one of two late games.
WEST FRANKFORT — It was quite the formidable 1-2 punch for the West Frankfort girls basketball squad Tuesday night as the Redbirds capitalized on the 42 combined points of senior
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