Joe Curley is a reporter at the Ventura County Star and the USA Today Network. He has been covering colleges, soccer, and prep sports since 2000, with a focus on local college athletics, the Los Angeles Rams, and competitive sports. Curley has been featured in notable outlets such as USA TODAY, Yahoo News, and MSN.
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Joe Curley's coverage predominantly focuses on local sports events, particularly high school and college level. His articles revolve around recognizing individual player achievements, team performances, and local sports-related incidents. If you have insights into noteworthy accomplishments within the specified geographic area or impactful developments in local sports communities, reaching out to Joe with relevant information could be beneficial.
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Joe Curley, Ventura County Star With first place on the line in the Channel League, the 1-yard line was the longest yard.
Newbury Park and St. Bonaventure overcame obstacles to stay tied for first place in the Marmonte League football race with wins on Saturday, Oct. 17. The Panthers scored the first 21 points of a 42-17 victory at Simi Valley on Saturday afternoon.
Westlake, Oxnard, Camarillo, Santa Paula and Hueneme have earned league championships. Twelve local teams will compete in the CIF-Southern Section playoffs this week More: Westlake, Oxnard lead local contingent in flag football playoffs
By: Joe Curley, Dominic Massimino
Dominic Massimino and Joe Curley, Ventura County Star Lock in — the postseason is here!
The year was 1912. Two Venturans — Fred Snodgrass and Carlos Luis "Charley" Hall — found themselves 60 feet, 6 inches apart in a brand-new Fenway Park. It was Game 7 of the ninth World Series.
Joe Curley, Ventura County Star Like the horror movie monster who won't stay down, the Pacifica High football team is back atop the Marmonte League standings.
By: Joe Curley, Dominic Massimino
Joe Curley and Dominic Massimino, Ventura County Star The Marmonte League football race took another wide turn on Oct. 23.
Joe Curley, Ventura County Star Camarillo and Oxnard are on a collision course for another all-county CIF-Southern Section Division 1 flag football playoff showdown.
By: Dominic Massimino, Joe Curley
Dominic Massimino and Joe Curley, Ventura County Star Just like UCLA quarterback Ty Dieffenbach, this week's episode of Prep Period is a must-watch.
Joe Curley, Ventura County Star When the game was in the air, Nona Moreno made sure it was hers.
