Nathan Mollat is a Sports Editor at the San Mateo Daily Journal. He has been covering San Mateo County sports since 2001, focusing on themes such as team and individual sports, sports tournaments, and major league sports. Nathan's work has been featured in BLOX Digital and the San Mateo Daily Journal.
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Nathan Mollat's coverage focuses mainly on local sports events and announcements, particularly high school sports in the San Mateo area. To effectively reach out to him, consider offering exclusive insights or interviews with local athletes or coaches relevant to high school soccer, basketball, baseball, and football.
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It used to be that the CIF State Track & Field meet was the final event of the high school athletic season.
By: Nathan Mollat
The Half Moon Bay baseball team has accomplished a number of firsts over the last four days.
When I got to the upper parking lot at Half Moon Bay High School Tuesday afternoon and started my walk to the school’s baseball field, there were quite a few
By: Nathan Mollat
The Half Moon Bay football team won three straight Central Coast Section championships from 2015 to 2017.
Football isn’t the only game decided by inches. Softball can be just as exacting and a pitch just off of its intended target can be the difference between winning and
By: Nathan Mollat
“It's been one of the best months of my life,” said Half Moon Bay star shortstop Riley Jackson after the Cougars beat Sonoma Valley 3-0 in the first round of the CIF Northern California Division IV playoffs Tuesday.
Every baseball team begins the season with championship dreams. For the Half Moon Bay baseball team, those dreams became reality.
With Half Moon Bay winning a Northern California baseball title and the Menlo baseball team coming up short Saturday, the 2025-26 high school athletic season is officially over.
Hillsdale’s Hugo Guzman, left, was named the PAL Bay Division Pitcher of the Year, while San Mateo’s Christian Louie was the Ocean Division’s Co-Pitcher of the Year with Sacred Heart
I've always lamented the fact that I didn't go to a 1994 World Cup soccer game when the biggest tournament in the world played at Stanford Stadium.
