Terry Bernal is a sports writer at San Mateo Daily Journal. He covers a wide range of topics within the sports realm, including individual and team sports, competitive sports, and the business of sports, while also reporting on events and conferences. Terry's work has been featured in Tulsa World Media Company and BLOX Digital.
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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.
Considering his focus on local sports events in California's San Mateo region and the United States at large, individuals or organizations seeking to reach out should emphasize their relevance to these specific areas. They could pitch stories about exceptional local athletes or significant developments in high school sports within this geographic scope.
Given Terry's strong emphasis on event coverage and press releases related to various sports activities at the high school level (football, basketball, etc.), he may be interested in receiving updates about outstanding performances of young athletes alongside details of upcoming competitions or noteworthy accomplishments within these sporting domains.
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American starting pitcher Jacob Armstrong deals in the sixth inning Saturday in Palo Alto.
San Carlos batter Gus Mitchell singles home two runs in the sixth inning.
By: Terry Bernal
PALO ALTO — Nothing like some smooth glove work when things get weird at the end of a Little League baseball game.
By: Terry Bernal, Noah Greenspan
A couple years back, I wrote a column called “ Five years gone ” about one of my favorite Little League baseball teams of all time, the 2019 San Mateo National All-Stars.
By: Terry Bernal
Alongside the 17 league boys' basketball banners adorning the walls of the Capuchino High School gymnasium hangs the piece de resistance of Mustangs athletics, the 1995 CIF Northern California Division IV championship banner.
By: Terry Bernal
Cue up the disco music, because Westmoor's got LaBoogie Fever.
Foster City shortstop Nicholas Allen makes a throw across the diamond in the fourth inning Wednesday night at Trinta Park.
Hillsborough’s Miller Collins scores the tying run in the third inning Wednesday night at Trinta Park.
By: Terry Bernal
Hillsborough's Caleb Jacobsohn turned in 4 1/3 innings on the mound, totaling 67 pitches.
By: Terry Bernal
Following their loss in the opening round of the District 52 Little League All-Stars 10s baseball tournament, Foster City turned things around big time.
