User:Wjenkins96
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I do sports research, mostly baseball, for collegiate programs. The majority of my work has been for Texas schools, but I've also performed research for other colleges and universities across the nation. I’ve also made edits for Houston-area articles on multiple topics. I've recently shifted focus to basketball, particularly basketball arenas.
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This user lives in or hails from Houston .
This user enjoys ska .
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Portfolio
[edit ]Page Creations
[edit ]- Memorial Hall School (Houston) - November 2022
- Arlin R. Horton Sports Center - November 2023 (page information since merged into Pensacola Christian College and Pensacola Christian Eagles)
- 2000 Stephen F. Austin Lumberjacks football team - January 2024
- Halenbeck Hall - January 2024 (resurrection of a redirect page that was originally constructed in 2006)
- O'Reilly Family Event Center - April 2024 (originally a redirect page)
- Pensacola Christian Eagles - September 2024
- 2025 Houston Christian Huskies baseball team - February 2025
More to come!!!
Other Projects
[edit ]- Numerous edits for Houston Christian University (formerly Houston Baptist) athletics, primarily baseball
- Also includes internal almanac research for multiple athletics, mainly baseball and men’s basketball
- The Briarwood School (vastly expanded the page for the west Houston private school)
- Houston Christian High School (mostly athletics)
- St. Thomas Celts 1940s thru mid-80s sports history
- Texas Association of Private and Parochial Schools updates
- List of NCAA Division II basketball arenas (I finished the incomplete list by adding the over one-hundred Division II schools that were not present on the page)
- Various work to bring more exposure to the Dance Hall Crashers, including edits on their album pages and disambiguation pages.
- Honey, I'm Homely! — restructured "Critical Reception" section by replacing sources with dead URLs with new sources written by music critics from all over the country. I also added a pianist who wasn't credited via liner notes.