Chase Justice is a Sports Reporter and MMJ at WSAV-TV. He covers a wide range of topics within the realm of sports, including individual and team sports, as well as sports tournaments, emphasizing the competitive nature of professional athletics. Chase's work has been featured in WSAV-TV, WJCL 22, and WYFF 4.
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Chase Justice's coverage is heavily focused on local sports, particularly college-level football and basketball. He frequently covers specific game results and evolving stories within the context of these sports.
If you are involved in or have insights about college-level sports in Georgia, especially focusing on Savannah-based teams like Furman, Wofford, or the Tigers, Chase may be interested in your potential contribution to his coverage. Additionally, if you can provide insider perspectives or access to evolving stories surrounding these teams' performances and events that he has covered recently, it could pique his interest.
Remember that Chase's primary focus is local sports within the United States with a particular emphasis on Georgia and more specifically Savannah.
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Year in and year out, the Christ Church Cavaliers are one of the most consistent football programs that the Upstate has to offer.
"A lot of teams are going to be really surprised this year when we roll out on to that field."
1-10 just isn’t going to cut it for the Mann faithful, who were decimated by injuries a season ago.
Trenton Lynch will once again serve as the centerpiece of the Vikings offense. The Rutgers commit is just 1,000 yards shy of becoming the school's all-time leading rusher.
After hosting a playoff game for the first time since the turn of the century, the Mavericks return plenty of young talent in 2026.
Lamb has one specific goal in mind for his first season at the helm, make it past the second round of the postseason.
Mountain View Prep may not have the same long-standing history as some of the other schools in Spartanburg County, but ever since they opened their doors back in 2024, they've let their success do the talking.
Following a 10-win season in 2025, former defensive coordinator Drec Ellis takes over as head coach of the Cats.
Coach Reel says their strength lies in their unity, and this season, they're taking everything one day at a time.
The Terriers took a 21-0 lead at halftime and added three touchdowns in the second half to secure the SoCon win.
