Phil Jensen is a Freelance Editor at various publications. He has covered Bay Area high school sports for over 25 years, showcasing his deep commitment to local athletics and community stories. Phil's work has been featured in The Mercury News, Rapid City Journal Media Group, SFGate, East Bay Times, Tri-City Voice, Resilience, and BLOX Digital.
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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.
As his focus is mainly on local high school sports teams' performances and outcomes of their games, providing firsthand accounts or unique insights into these events could be valuable for a successful pitch. For example, offering exclusive interviews with coaches or standout players from these local teams may capture Phil's interest.
Given that he frequently reports on game outcomes and team performances within the region, pitching stories related to notable achievements or challenges faced by these local teams would likely resonate well with him.
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Two men's, two women's teams earn gold at Youth National Championships
By: Phil Jensen
The Los Gatos Rowing Club won an outstanding four national titles at the USRowing Youth National Championships on June 11-14 at Nathan Benderson Park in Saras
By: Phil Jensen
Granada Livermore’s Kruz Charbonneau waits for a pitch against Bollinger Canyon in a Little League Intermediate World Series game on Monday, Aug. 3 at Max Baer Park. The catcher is Jaxon Manos. (Photos — Jacob Clouser)
LIVERMORE – The Granada Livermore baseball team trailed Bollinger Canyon (San Ramon) by two runs at the end of five innings of an historic Little League Intermediate World Series United States championship game last Saturday.
By: Phil Jensen
LIVERMORE – Granada Livermore faced a team it couldn’t overcome in the Little League Intermediate World Series championship game last Sunday at Max Baer Park.
