Terry Bernal is a sports writer at Tulsa World Media Company. He covers the county beat spanning from Daly City to Menlo Park, focusing on various aspects of sports, including individual and team sports, major league sports, and sports tournaments. Terry's work has been featured in BLOX Digital and the San Mateo Daily Journal.
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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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South City safety Madyson Jade Quintanilla breaks up a pass late in the first half of the Warriors 34-12 victory Wednesday afternoon at Capuchino.
By: Terry Bernal
Terry Bernal Daily Journal staff South City is a team on a mission.
By: Terry Bernal
Aragon volleyball has been hanging tough with the comeback-kids motif all season. Tuesday's five-set win over Burlingame, however, stands alone as a comeback of epic proportions.
By: Terry Bernal
Knock-down, drag-out fights are becoming the norm whenever Half Moon Bay and Burlingame step onto the football field together.
Capuchino's flag football quarterback has made a name for herself this season. And, make no mistake — despite the senior known around Mustangs' athletic circles as Kiki Ngaluafe — the name is “Kiana.”
Ain't nobody in the PAL Bay Division played more volleyball last week than the Aragon Dons.
By: Terry Bernal
John Lennon's “Imagine” was a fitting soundtrack to usher out the Carlmont Scots as they departed following a grueling football battle Friday night Bruce Usher Stadium.
Carlmont running back Carson Johnson carries the ball in the Scots’ 48-34 home loss Friday to Milpitas.
College of San Mateo freshman Kamani Jackson returns an interception in the first half of the Bulldogs’ 31-7 victory Saturday afternoon over City College of San Francisco at George M.
Sacred Heart Prep junior Leilah Abrams hasn't lost a match in West Bay Athletic League volleyball play in some time.
