Mark Perez-Krywany is a Reporter at Journal Sports. He covers a range of topics within the sports realm, focusing on individual and team sports, competitive and professional sports, as well as the intersection of sports with public education and school administration. Mark's work has been featured in Calhoun Times, The News Herald (Willoughby, OH), Mahoning Matters, and the Morning Journal newspaper.
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Mark Perez-Krywany's coverage predominantly focuses on local high school sports, particularly basketball and football in the Lorain area of Ohio. Those with insights into local high school athletic events or individuals involved in these sports would likely find success when reaching out to him.
Given the specific focus on local events and statistics, providing detailed insights about standout players, game analysis, or coaching strategies related to the covered sports could be appealing to Mark. Additionally, any stories related to changes within local teams or notable achievements may also capture his interest.
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By: Mark Perez-Krywany
After earning a host of accolades from her standout junior season, Keystone’s Madyson Sokolowski knows where she will be heading at the next level.On July 15, the first-team All-Ohio point guard announced that she will stay in-state to …
By: Mark Perez-Krywany
It has been 40 years since Oberlin captured Lorain County’s last boys basketball state title. Yet, the memories from its 1985-86 championship team remain strong.On July 17, the newly formed Oberlin High School Athletics Hall of Fame h…
By: Mark Perez-Krywany
After a 4-6 record last year, Firelands believed injuries played a role in the Falcons missing the Division IV Region 14 playoffs.
By: Mark Perez-Krywany
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... As successful as Fairview's air raid was in 2025 with Division V first-team All-Ohio quarterback Burke Lowry, the Warriors also leaned on their rushing attack.
By: Mark Perez-Krywany
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Last year, Vermilion was one win away from making the Division IV playoffs, and that did not sit well with the team this offseason.
By: Mark Perez-Krywany
From humble beginnings in Northeast Ohio to the 76ers in Philadelphia, LeBron James and Olmsted Falls grad Mike Gansey each paved a unique path to the NBA.
By: Mark Perez-Krywany
While Lorain and Brookside gathered at George Daniel Field for a 7-on-7 scrimmage, both coaches thought their team had its moments.However, the coaches said there is still a long way to go before they are ready for the Friday night…
By: Mark Perez-Krywany
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... On any given play, Wellington wide receiver Connor Kinser was a threat to take it all the way as a junior.
By: Mark Perez-Krywany
On the night before the start of fall sports, the Elyria Catholic community gathered to celebrate the beginning of football season.
By: Mark Perez-Krywany
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Although rain was on the way, it did not stop the official start of football season.
