Merisa Jensen is a Sports Editor at Antelope Valley Newspapers, Inc. She specializes in covering a wide range of sports, focusing on both team and individual competitions across various sports disciplines. Merisa's insights and expertise in competitive and professional sports have made her a prominent voice in the field.
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Merisa Jensen's coverage is heavily focused on local sports events and achievements, particularly in the Palmdale area of California. If you have information about upcoming or recent local sporting events, particularly high school-level athletics such as basketball, tennis, flag football or golf in the Palmdale region, it would be a good fit for her.
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LANCASTER — When Paraclete graduate Camryn Freeman was exploring her options on where to play college soccer, Northwestern University stood out to her.
Desert Christian graduate and UCLA commit Corynn Smith competed at the Nike Outdoor Nationals and USATF U20 Championships over the weekend and won two events at the USA Track and Field Junior Olympic Regionals,
QUARTZ HILL — Quartz Hill High School graduate Alexis Kavanagh was thinking about going to college at California State University Fullerton or San Diego State University.
QUARTZ HILL — Quartz Hill graduate Brycenn Rosado only started playing flag football as a junior. And, when she started, she didn't expect to have a future in the sport.
The Quartz Hill Little League All-Stars won the 10-12 District 51 title with a 5-0 victory over Sierra Youth Sports (Acton) in the championship game on Wednesday.
Several Lancaster Baptist and Desert Christian football players received All-CIF honors as well as All-Heritage League honors after the 2025-26 season.
After winning the Heritage League title with a 15-1 record, the Desert Christian girls volleyball team earned coach of the year and MVP league honors. It was the Knights' first league title in 13 years.
PALMDALE — The High Desert Runners' annual cross country series begins on Thursday at Pelona Vista Park with some changes to this year's schedule.
When Desert Christian graduate Abigail McGaughey was deciding where to continue her volleyball career in college, all of her choices were on the east coast.
Two local teens won the team roping event at the 2026 California High School Rodeo Association State Finals on June 13 in Bishop.
