Jason Dumas
Most recently, Jason served as the Sports Director at KRON4 News in San Francisco, California where he had the privilege of covering the Golden State Warriors in two NBA finals and the San Francisco 49ers in two Super Bowls. The Warriors NBA championship in 2022 has been his favorite assignment to date.
Aside from his work at KRON4 News, Jason was a sports radio host at 95.7 the Game and a sideline reporter for the Santa Cruz Warriors.
Jason graduated from Syracuse University's S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications in 2011. He hails from Haverford and is a proud graduate of Malvern Prep. His parents still live in the same home where he was raised. He is happy to come home and serve the city that helped shape him.
When he is not working, Jason enjoys spending time with his family & friends, finding new places to eat, and traveling. Preferably all at once! He is excited to cover Philadelphia's wide range of sports teams and tell the stories of young athletes across the Delaware Valley. If you see Jason around, please don't hesitate to say hello.
Jason's Stories
Bucks County native Josh Izewski seeks back-to-back wins in Broad Street Run
Bucks County native Josh Izewski won the Broad Street Run in 2025, and he's looking for another win in 2026.
Amber Zimmerman sets sights on IBX Broad Street Run three‑peat
For most participants, just getting to the finish line of the 10-miler signifies victory. But one Philadelphia woman has a loftier goal: winning the race for the third year in a row.
Academy of Notre Dame's Riley Davis becomes nation's top lacrosse recruit
Academy of Notre Dame midfielder Riley Davis reacts to being named the No. 1 lacrosse player in the country for the class of 2027.
Penncrest senior Mikey Mita forges forward despite eye injury
Penncrest senior Mikey Mita suffered a serious eye injury that left his basketball future - and even his vision - in doubt.
'God‑given' talent and relentless work: St. Joe's Prep pitcher hits 100 mph at just 16
Cole Kuhn is committed to playing baseball at Duke, and Major League scouts love him for obvious reasons.
Decorated Penn swimmer Anna Moehn reflects on growth and final season
Anna Moehn has a chance to become just the third swimmer in program history to compete at nationals three times.
Eberz sisters follow family basketball legacy while forging their own path
The Eber sisters were always told they could do whatever they wanted, but naturally, they gravitated toward basketball.
'Just a football player': Rising Spring-Ford freshman breaking barriers on the gridiron
The focus on this day, and pretty much every day, is football. A novelty to most young girls. But to Addie Rosenbloom, it's a way of life.
Roman Catholic, Father Judge to face off in state championship
On the hardwood, Roman Catholic and Father Judge will play Saturday night for a third time this season.
Saint Joe's lacrosse teams turning heads nationally
Saint Joe's basketball team may have fallen short this season, but the school's lacrosse team is turning heads nationally.