Randy Jennings is a Sports Writer at various esteemed publications. He specializes in covering competitive sports, with a focus on football, baseball, golf, basketball, and softball. Randy's work has been featured in The Aviationist, The Indianapolis Star, People Newspapers, Canjex Publishing Ltd., Trinity Journal Inc., and The Dallas Morning News.
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Randy Jennings focuses mainly on local sports events, particularly high school and marathon competitions in the Texas, Dallas area. He is likely to be receptive to pitches that cover local sporting events or profiles of athletes from the region. Given his focus on event coverage and evolving stories within a specific geographic area, consider offering exclusive interviews with athletes or coaches involved in these local sports events.
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By: Randy Jennings
Guyer led 35-12 at halftime, but a strong comeback bid from Pearce made the game close late.
By: Randy Jennings
Facing a Hebron team that it had beaten by 43 points early this season, Southlake Carroll was taking nothing for granted in the rematch. A good thing too...
Aaliyah Chavez of Lubbock Monterey, who is the nation’s no. 1 recruit for the Class of 2025, scored 32 points.
By: Randy Jennings
Allen had four players in double figures, Parish Episcopal’s perfect start is ended and Faith Family misses top player.
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Russell began the 2022 season as Duncanville’s backup QB. Three years later, he’s working on winning his third consecutive state championship.
By: Randy Jennings
PROSPER – Thanks in a big way to a defense that forced five turnovers Argyle will be advancing to the fifth playoff round for the ninth time after a convincing 42-17 victory over Lovejoy in the
By: Randy Jennings
Ryan, which lost to the 12-time Class 5A state champion in the regular season, will face Highland Park next week.
By: Randy Jennings
Gavin Strange booted through the game-winner on the final play of the 6A Division II state semifinal.
By: Randy Jennings
Gunter’s defense and special teams won the day, returning both a kickoff and interception for touchdowns in the second half.
ARLINGTON — Despite facing a deficit of three points at halftime, Highland Park players, coaches and fans remained confident a seventh UIL state football championship was still within reach.
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