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- Cover the NFL, the NBA, MLB, college football, college basketball and other sports by writing 5-10 short stories per day for one of America’s most prestigious sports publications with a social following in the millions across multiple platforms- Served as Sports Illustrated’s first line of defense by writing up some of the most noteworthy breaking sports stories of the past year and a half, including Damar Hamlin’s in-game collapse and Nick Saban’s retirement- Garnered repeated praise from managers and editors for producing clean copy in a fast-paced, closely watched environment while successfully handling both straight-ahead and lighter news

Toledo, Ohio, United States

- Covered Bowling Green football, men’s basketball, women’s basketball and hockey by writing stories (including game recaps and features) for a major daily newspaper in a mid-sized media market (pop. 400,000)- Helped break the story of Bowling Green athletic director Bob Moosbrugger’s firing by calling university sources and working in tandem with experienced writer David Briggs

- Assist in research to help one of the nation’s preeminent sports publications create content for the print and digital spaces- Pitch and write stories for the magazine and web across various sports, including college sports, baseball, basketball and soccer- Wrote Faces in the Crowd, SI’s monthly short piece on an up-and-coming athlete, to appear in the June and July 2022 issues

Evanston, Illinois, United States

- Created content for thousands of followers between Facebook, Twitter and Instagram to increase community awareness of Northwestern’s rich history- Incorporated Northwestern’s history with current events, such as in a post reflecting on the school’s connection with Tex Winter, Kobe Bryant’s mentor, after the latter’s death

Evanston, Illinois, United States

- Wrote 111 stories (including game recaps and features) about sports teams at Northwestern, from football and basketball to golf and tennis, to deliver top-notch coverage of revenue and non-revenue sports to the NU community- Covered Big Ten sporting events on-site and remotely by using quotes from players and coaches, statistics and game information to build engaging content for print and online media- Edited stories from other sports reporters, offering support and constructive feedback to help The Daily’s sports desk run as smoothly as possible during the COVID-19 pandemic- Oversaw “The 25 Greatest Sporting Events in Northwestern History,” a 2,500-word digital project breaking down Northwestern’s 25 greatest sporting events with contributions from 15 different writers

- Wrote a six-part, 15,000-word series on the 1991-92 Cleveland Cavaliers to be shared with an audience of 28,000 on Twitter and other social networks