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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COBDEN — Cobden High School senior Dixie Kaufman signed a letter of intent last week to play softball on scholarship for Shawnee Community College next fall.
SOUTHERN ILLINOIS — Two of the state's best front-row hitters in volleyball live within just 12 miles of one another. One competes with a 1A school and the other in 2A.
CARTERVILLE — The John A. Logan College men's basketball team entered the holiday break on a positive note Saturday, dismantling the Wabash Valley College Warriors, 87-60.
CARTERVILLE — Although still a year away from signing paperwork to seal the deal, Carterville High School junior softball standout Taryn Ford recently announced that she has offered a verbal commitment to play on scholarship at Wichita State University.
SOUTHERN ILLINOIS — The Murphysboro Red Devils moved to 6-0 on the new season with wins over Massac County and Meridian this past weekend.
SOUTHERN ILLINOIS — The Harrisburg Bulldogs boys bowling team, which placed second at the state meet a year ago, is off to another fine start this season.
MURPHYSBORO — As is always the case in Southern Illinois, there were plenty of good options for our Southern Illinoisan Football Player of the Year award this year.
CHRISTOPHER — Who says you can't go home again? One of the winningest football coaches in Illinois high school football history isn't ready to put his whistle on the shelf.
SOUTHERN ILLINOIS — The Nashville Hornettes basketball team (9-1 on the season) continues to dominate its opponents, romping past Benton, 75-36, and Pinckneyville, 59-11, earlier this week.
CARTERVILLE — The Carterville Lions jumped out to an 11-2 lead midway through the first period on their home floor, but from that point forward, were outscored by 20 points
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