Phil Jensen is a seasoned freelance writer with a focus on covering high school sports in the Bay Area for over 25 years. His articles have appeared in various publications, including The Mercury News, East Bay Times, SFGate, and Rapid City Journal Media Group. Phil's expertise lies in providing in-depth coverage and analysis of local sports teams and events, showcasing his passion for the game.
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Phil Jensen's coverage is focused on local sports, particularly high school sports in the Livermore, California area. He primarily covers specific events and games, making event-related pitches most relevant to him.
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By: Phil Jensen
Livermore High School senior Matthew Benson tries to break a tackle in last Friday's game against Heritage-Brentwood. Bensen caught three passes for 34 yards in the Sept. 27 game, which Livermore ultimately lost 42-38. (Photos---Doug Jorgensen)
DUBLIN — The final point scored in the Amador Valley High School girls volleyball team’s match on Oct. 3 was produced by middle blocker Charlotte Kelly … and she scored
Hayward's Chabot College football team defeats Gavilan College of Gilroy in a display of defensive strategy and strength
Dublin High School junior Andre Armendariz plows through a tackle in Friday night's victory over Foothill. Armendariz ran for 127 yards during the game. (Photos---Doug Jorgensen)
Livermore freshman Dylan Lange drives the ball forward during last Thursday night's game at Emerald High. The Cowboys'all-freshman team defeated the freshmen-sophmore Aerouants 32-0. See photo gallery at www.independentnews.com/multimedia (Photos---Doug Jorgensen)
By: Phil Jensen
Emerald High School football coach James Berry said that this second year of the program’s existence has been a season of improvement.
Granada senior Kayla Clarin #7 has her flag taken by Monte Vista’s Riley Archuleta during the Matadors’ 14-12 win over visiting Mustangs on Wednesday, Oct. 23. Clarin scored the final points in the game and intercepted a pass on the final play to cement Granada’s victory. (Photo — Doug Jorgensen)
With one minute to go in the first quarter of the Oct. 25 game between Livermore High School and host Dublin, Cowboys football star Kamarri Robinson had rushed just 10
By: Phil Jensen
PLEASANTON – The Foothill High School girls volleyball team has been battle-tested this season.
LIVERMORE – The Foothill High School boys water polo team kept its North Coast Section title hopes alive with a convincing 13-7 victory over Marin
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