Aidan Smith is the Head of Media and Communications. He specializes in covering a wide range of sports, focusing on both team and individual sports disciplines, as well as competitive sports themes. Aidan's work has been featured in numerous publications, including Common Dreams, The Daily Beast, and Baseball America, among others.
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Aidan Smith's coverage predominantly revolves around sports, with a focus on football and the SPFL. This suggests that he is most likely to be receptive to pitches related to football events, players' performances, transfers, or controversies within the SPFL.
Given his focus on specific teams and topics such as referees in Scottish Football, Aidan may respond well to pitches offering insights from credible sources directly involved with these teams or issues. Additionally, providing unique data analysis or exclusive interviews related to these themes could also capture his attention.
While no specific geographic focus is mentioned for Aidan's coverage attributes indicate a strong relevance of this content for Australia and Western Australia. Therefore, any pitch should take into account this potential audience interest when relevant.
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This week the weather has been calm but somewhat grey, with little sunshine. There has been a nip in the air at times and mist has lingered. Despite…
By: Aidan Smith
The College of Coastal Georgia men’s basketball team is gearing up for what could be a historic season for the Mariners.
The 2026 MiLB season is getting underway for Class A and Double-A leagues on the heels of last week’s Triple-A openers.
Fueled by teamwork, preparation and communication, LMU women’s water polo had a dominant season.
By: Aidan Smith
A UC Santa Cruz student was seriously injured in a motorcycle accident at Bay Drive and Meder Street on Jan. 30. His high school friend and fellow UCSC student Aidan Smith has struggled to cope with the crash and has come to see it as more than just a tragic accident. The risks at Bay and Meder were already known, he writes. He believes the intersection is dangerous and urges the city to change the traffic pattern by adding a stop sign or something to slow drivers down and permit easier crossing before another life is changed forever.
By: Aidan Smith, Kate Padlan
From the pool to the court and the sand, LMU Athletics’ 2025-26 statement year was one for the books. Relive the milestones that defined the Lions’ season.
