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's not your imagination. It just seems like the Little League All-Star season is over, but it's really not.
Regardless of the level of the sport, hope always springs eternal at the beginning of the season.
People talk about the “dog days” of summer, which is a euphemism for the hot, sticky days of the summer months.
By: Nathan Mollat
Flag football enters its fourth season as an official California Interscholastic Federation sport and for the third time in three years, there are changes to the way the game is being played.
Longtime fans of San Mateo County sports probably recognize the name, Martin Billings.
By: Nathan Mollat
In the late 1990s and early 2000s, the Menlo School girls' water polo team one of the best teams in the Central Coast Section.
Riley Jackson, who helped lead Half Moon Bay to a Nor Cal title this past spring, continued his strong play into the summer with All in Baseball, a program directed
No matter how much club athletics has affected high school sports, participation in education-based athletics continues to grow.
While the Daily Journal begins rolling out football previews ahead of Friday's season openers, high school football has already opened in other parts of the country.
By: Nathan Mollat
“Last Chance U” was a Netflix documentary that followed community college football teams for a season.
