Kent Bewley
Sports journalism portfolio
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Outdoor Activities in the Spring in Southern California
This picture story comes attached with a slideshow presentation of descriptions of each of the pictures that I captured of people engaging in physical outdoor activities in my hometown area. The video link doesn’t work when you attempt to watch on Safari or your phone, but on a Chromebook it does work. For viewing directly…
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A Reflection on the Basketball Career & College Life of Jackson Tucker
This post includes a podcast interview with Jackson Tucker, a senior men’s basketball player at Concordia University Irvine. The written portion provides context to some of the responses that were given by Tucker. The podcast is a SoundCloud embed free to listen on this post or on SoundCloud with the same exact title as the…
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A Day on the Field for Division II Ballplayers in Sunny Southern California
As spring is blooming ever closer in other parts of the nation, it has already arrived in Southern California, where baseball players are lucky to have a mostly calm climate to play their favorite game in. While the rest of the country has to deal with stormy skies and inclement weather, the Golden State has some of the…
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The Harrowing Divide Between Divisions in College Athletics in 2026 From the Perspective of a Division II Student-Athlete and Associate Athletic Director
The divide between collegiate sports divisions is explored from the perspective of a Division II student-athlete and associate athletic director. A proper multimedia graphic is provided at the bottom that reflects the current reality of name, image and likeness compensation for student-athletes in different states.
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The Injury-Plagued Downfall of a Superstar Third Baseman
On a sunny bright day six years ago, the Los Angeles Angels held an introductory news conference for Anthony Rendon. The then 29-year-old third baseman had just come off a career year with the Washington Nationals, who drafted him in the first round of the 2011 MLB amateur draft. Rendon was signed with the expectation…
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UCLA Hires Bob Chesney, But Allow Him to Continue Coaching CFP-Bound JMU Dukes For Rest of 2025 Season
The UCLA Bruins athletics department has reportedly hired James Madison University coach Bob Chesney to be the new head coach of the school’s football program this past Monday. According to ESPN’s Pete Thamel, Chesney signed a five-year deal with an undisclosed financial amount with the Bruins after his current team’s regular season concluded on Sat,…
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My First Blog Post
Hello everybody, my name is Kent Angel Bewley and I am creating a new blog page for my journalistic pursuits. I already have a blog site on WordPress because I was recommended to do so by a mentor that I was paired with at my previous institution after one semester of reporting at the student…
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