Jordan Nailon is a local journalist based in Longview, Washington. He writes for BOND and CLIVE L, and his work has also been featured in The Chronicle. Jordan covers a range of local sports events, including high school basketball and wrestling tournaments, providing in-depth coverage and analysis of the games.
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Jordan Nailon focuses on local sports coverage, particularly high school basketball and wrestling tournaments in Washington state. To effectively reach out to Jordan, you should provide updates or insights related to the ongoing events he covers, including high school sports news, tournament results, and team performances. As he mainly reports on specific local events and games, pitches should be tailored to reflect a deep understanding of the local teams' dynamics and recent game outcomes.
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By: Jordan Nailon
The Riverhawks of Toledo fell one game shy of a trophy at the state softball tournament
By: Jordan Nailon, Dan Rosenfield
Kindergarteners and first grade students run around a track during Three Rivers Christian School's annual Jog-A-Thon event at the elementary school campus on Friday, May 10 in Longview. (Emily Urfer, The Daily News)
By: Jordan Nailon, Dan Rosenfield
Jordan Nailon and Dan Rosenfield The Daily News YAKIMA — The Toledo track team stayed busy all the way until the end of final day of the 2B State Track and Field Championships at Zapefel Stadium in Yakima.
By: Dan Rosenfield, Jordan Nailon
Eighth grader June Miller runner up in two events for Comets
By: Dan Rosenfield, Jordan Nailon
Kindergarteners and first grade students run around a track during Three Rivers Christian School's annual Jog-A-Thon event at the elementary school campus on Friday, May 10 in Longview. (Emily Urfer, The Daily News)
By: Jordan Nailon
The Castle Rock boys 4x400 relay team completes a handoff in the final race of the 1A State Track and Field Championships, Saturday, May 25, in Yakima.
Kelso girls basketball coach Jen Frost expresses her displeasure with a call during a 3A GSHL girls basketball game against Prairie, Friday, Dec. 8, 2023 in Kelso. Frost's coaching contract
By: Jordan Nailon
Gesser threw six touchdown passes in the contest, connecting on 13 of his 17 attempts for 258 yards.
By: Jordan Nailon
“We just didn't capitalize on the opportunities that presented themselves,” Hudson's Bay coach Mark Oliverio said. “We just did not get it done.”
The ‘Horrible Game’ — Missed opportunities cost Riverhawks in season-ending 1-0 loss
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