Kason Clark is a journalist for The Sun-Gazette newspaper, focusing on local sports coverage in the Exeter area of California. With a passion for sports, Kason brings readers the latest updates on high school basketball, soccer, and other athletic events, highlighting the achievements and victories of local teams and athletes.
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Kason's coverage is predominantly focused on local sports events, particularly high school sports such as basketball, soccer, and volleyball. Given this focus, individuals with firsthand knowledge of these local sporting events or those directly involved in coaching or participating in the games would be ideal sources for Kason.
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As they competed in the D-III CIF State Championship final this past Saturday, Central Valley Christian volleyball looked to make history.
By: Kason Clark
For his performance this past Saturday, Fresno State running back Bryson Donelson was named the Mountain West Freshman of the Week.
By: Kason Clark
As they competed in their seventh straight Central Section Championship game, CVC football looked to upset Bakersfield Christian.
Porterville boys soccer had won five straight matches against Strathmore, but that streak was in jeopardy this past Tuesday night.
Through their first three games of the season, the Tribe's offense has been rolling averaging 67 points a game
After winning their first Central Section title since 2001, Lindsay football looked to keep making history this past Friday night.
Heading into his final season in Exeter wrestling, Xavier Escamilla is ready to meet, and even exceed, the expectations placed upon him.
What had been a dream postseason for Lindsay football quickly turned into a nightmare this past Friday the 13th.
After suffering their second loss of the season, Tulare Union girls soccer looked to get back on track when they hosted Golden West.
As they head into their winter break, Central Valley Christian girls basketball have begun to find their stride.
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