Terry Bernal is a sports writer for the San Mateo Daily Journal, focusing on local sports in the San Mateo, California area. With a passion for covering high school athletics, Terry has provided in-depth coverage of various sports teams and athletes, highlighting their achievements and capturing the excitement of the local sports scene.
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Terry Bernal's coverage is heavily focused on local sports events, particularly high school-level athletics. His articles mainly feature event coverage and press releases relating to football, basketball, soccer, baseball, and individual athletes' achievements.
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Terry Bernal Daily Journal staff Running track started as a means to an end for Jaden Green.
Bollinger Canyon’s Cruz Salinas, right, delivers a two-run single in the eighth inning to give his team the lead Tuesday night in the Section 3 Little League All-Stars tournament championship
Mercy-Burlingame senior Ava Cacao takes a swing Tuesday in the Bears’ five-set home loss to Palo Alto at Serra. Cacao finished with 18 kills.
Last Thursday's boys' water polo results had big implications on the Peninsula Athletic League standings. Bruno Antonino
Netflix may be streaming the 2024 hit “The Roast of Tom Brady,” but the Serra football team held its own informal roast closer to home Friday night.
St. Ignatius-San Francisco scored the upset of upsets Wednesday night in the Central Coast Section Open Division volleyball semifinals. Carol Manu
It's a hard fact of life for the football teams of the Peninsula Athletic League Lake Division.
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The photograph on the front page on Monday’s Daily Journal touting the College of San Mateo Bulldogs’ state football championship was chosen with a specific purpose. Sure, it was a great shot, but all photos by CSM staff photographer Patrick Nguyen, who has been generously freelancing his work with Bulldogs football to us for years, are keepers.
Notre Dame-Belmont has been making quick work of every opponent on its girls’ basketball schedule this season. Through seven straight wins to start the year, the Tigers (7-0) have outscored opponents by more than 20 points per game. So, in traveling to El Camino for a non-league matchup Friday night, NDB found itself in unfamiliar territory when the Lady Colts rallied to tie the game early in the second half.
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