Jon Poorman is a High School Sports Coordinator, editor, lead writer, and web producer for the Houston Chronicle. With a focus on local sports in the Houston area, Jon covers high school football, basketball, and other athletic events, providing live updates, player profiles, and in-depth analysis. His work has also been featured in the San Antonio Express-News and Calhoun Times.
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Jon Poorman's coverage primarily focuses on sports, especially football, with a specific emphasis on local events in Texas and Houston. He extensively covers high school and college-level football events, including player signings and game analysis. If you have insights or stories related to local football events in the United States, particularly in Texas or Houston, Jon may be interested in hearing from you.
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By: Jon Poorman
Offensive tackles Jonte Newman, Ryan Fodje lead the way for Bridgeland team with high expectations
North Shore, Summer Creek and Astascocita lead Class 6A preseason rankings with Fort Bend Marshall tops in Class 5A
By: Jonathan M. Alexander, Jon Poorman
Stefon Diggs is emerging as the Texans' top receiving threat in practice. He had a big day Wednesday with two touchdown catches.
By: Jon Poorman
One of the top receivers in the country, the senior poses a daunting challenge for defenders with his game-breaking speed, evasiveness and leaping ability.
Joe Mixon likely won't play against Rams on Saturday but is in good shape after two weeks of practice.
Running back Cam Akers, who won a Super Bowl with the Rams, is fighting for a spot on the Texans after a second Achilles injury.
Houston-area quarterbacks to watch this season include North Shore's Kaleb Bailey, Ridge Point's Austin Carlisle and more.
The use of video and data technology on laptops, tablets and smart phones is now allowed during games but not on the field.
By: Jon Poorman
The four-star Baylor commit will be a weapon for Shadow Creek this season as he moves back to his natural wide receiver position.
The former standout at Humble is one of six former football players who will have their jerseys retired by the program this weekend.
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