Stephen Lynch is a journalist based in Bakersfield, California. He covers local sports events and news for The Bakersfield Californian and Daily Express, with a focus on high school and college sports. His work has also been featured in the New York Post.
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Stephen Lynch's coverage heavily focuses on local sports events, particularly high school and college-level basketball and football. He also covers specific games and match results extensively, making him likely to be receptive to pitches related to upcoming local sporting events or exclusive interviews with players, coaches, or behind-the-scenes personnel.
Given his emphasis on event coverage and announcements in the sports domain, consider providing relevant updates about team performances, player transfers or injuries that could impact future matches. Additionally, offering human-interest stories related to athletes or teams may resonate well with his focus on local sports news.
Lynch's geographic focus is primarily local (United States, California, Bakersfield), so any pitches should keep this in mind and provide a clear tie-in to the region.
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When it comes to football, one thing is almost a certainty. If a team scores a touchdown every time it gets the ball, the outcome is going to be good
By: Stephen Lynch
There are often momentum shifts in high school football games. But rarely does one first quarter play totally change the trajectory of an outcome like it did for Centennial against visiting Santa Maria-St. Joseph on Friday night.
By: Stephen Lynch
No one could have known at the time, but a garden-variety, late second quarter touchdown against Long Beach last week kick started an almost unprecedented streak of dominance by the Bakersfield College football team.
A hotly-contested women's volleyball match between Moorpark College and Bakersfield College came down to the basics.
Throughout the history of South High football, the Spartans have featured an array of spectacular offensive skill players who have amassed huge yardage totals by using their speed and elusiveness running the ball.
Despite several costly second-half miscues that left the Liberty High football team with no more room for error, the Patriots came through with flawless execution when it mattered most against
Angel Cervantes isn’t satisfied with being ranked second in the most recent CCCAA men’s wrestling rankings.
By: Stephen Lynch
Coming off one of the most dramatic victories in school history just six days earlier, Bakersfield Christian football coach Darren Carr was concerned that his team might suffer a letdown
The government has placed all its chips on raising living standards by the next general election
By: Stephen Lynch
It used to be a widely held belief that the way to winning a championship in football was a strong running game and a stout defense.
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