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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After battling through the regular season and the East Yosemite League, Golden West volleyball started the postseason this past Tuesday
As the Division VI Central Section Championships march along, only the most resilient teams will be able to survive the pressure.
In their regular-season finale this past Friday night, Central Valley Christian football looked to finish strong and build some momentum.
Fresno State linebacker Phoenix Jackson intercepts a pass against Hawaii at Valley Children’s Stadium on Nov. 2. (Kason Clark)
It might not have been their home pool, but Redwood girls water polo looked more than comfortable in their postseason opener.
As the No. 1 seed in the Division III Central Section playoffs, Golden West girls water polo looked to make a statement in the first round.
Porterville volleyball teammates console each other after losing at home to Bullard in the Division III Central Section Championship finals on Nov. 7. (Kason Clark)
After winning their first two playoff matches at home, the Tigers went on the road and grinded out a 3-2 win over Delano.
As they opened the Division VI Central Section Championships at home this past Friday, Granite Hills football looked to make history.
As they opened the D-III CIF State Championships, Porterville volleyball looked to make history with their first-ever state playoff win.
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