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.
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Alpine starting pitcher Keegan Wolf delivers against Castro Valley in the Section 3 Little League All-Stars 11s tournament Monday night at Ford Field.
By: Terry Bernal
Remember a few years back when the San Francisco Giants had a veritable zoo of Panda lids and Giraffe hats roaming Oracle Park?
San Ramon Valley second baseman Luke Vella throws out Alpine’s Tayo An from his knees in the fifth inning.
Alpine starting pitcher Easton Morrison records his second straight complete game of the tournament.
In the top of the sixth inning, of what would be Alpine’s last stand in the Section 3 Little League All-Stars 11s baseball tournament, manager Tim Katz got the chance
By: Terry Bernal
Michael Ohman was a surprise addition to the Serra Padres starting rotation in 2026. The freshman was even more a surprise as he slugged his way into the cleanup spot in the Padres' batting order.
By: Terry Bernal
Like many young hopefuls with a dream of someday playing professional baseball, Landon King awoke to news earlier this year that could profoundly affect his generation.
Pacifica’s Jake Schaible bats in the sixth inning, Sunday, July 19, in a 3-1 loss to San Ramon Valley in the Section 3 Little League baseball tournament at Five Canyons
By: Terry Bernal
The Pacifica Little League All-Stars are keeping the band together, so to speak, both in the short term and in the long.
Forget the Tarik Skubal trade. The alarm should have sounded on the Los Angeles Dodgers at the MLB Draft.
