Mason Schweizer is a reporter for the Daily Journal, covering local sports in the Kankakee, Illinois area. With a focus on high school athletics, Mason provides in-depth coverage of various sports teams and events, highlighting standout players and achievements within the community.
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Mason Schweizer's coverage primarily centers around local sports events and recognitions, particularly in the Illinois area. He seems to be interested in press releases and event coverage related to football, basketball, high school sports, sports teams, and achievements.
If you have news or stories related to local sporting events or individuals from Illinois or specifically Kankakee area that would be of interest to a local audience, Mason Schweizer may find it relevant for his coverage. Additionally, if your pitch involves any notable achievements by high school athletes or updates on local sports teams within this geographic focus, it could resonate with his reporting style.
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After an undefeated regular season and Class 6A quarterfinal appearance in head coach Miles Osei's first year, the Kays look to continue their climb.
Mason Schweizer previews the rest of the first weekend's slate of games.
The Blue Devils caught fire towards the end of last season and hope to carry that momentum into 2024.
After missing qualification for last year's IHSA Playoffs by one win, the Panthers hope a quicker start this fall can help them return to the postseason field.
Daily Journal sports editor Mason Schweizer highlights one key player from all 15 area football teams ahead of the start of the season.
Mason Schweizer's first 2-Minute Drill of the regular season takes a look at the local highlights from Week 1.
For the second year in a row, one of the area's most storied rivalries unfolds on the gridiron.
Mason Schweizer previews the rest of this week's prep football slate.
The Boilers got seven goals from five different players to defeat Bishop McNamara in the first leg of All-City action this fall.
By: Mason Schweizer
The Associated Press released its first IHSA Football Polls of the season Wednesday afternoon, with a handful of area teams finding themselves state-ranked and three more receiving votes.
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