Alessandra Pontbriand is a journalist based in Jacksonville, Florida. She writes for WJXT and KPRC, covering local sports, community events, and news stories. Her work has also appeared on FOX 55/27 Illinois and WICS-TV.
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Alessandra's focus is predominantly on local sports events, particularly football, with a strong emphasis on predictions and announcements related to youth and high school sports. Given this coverage pattern, engaging with Alessandra would be most effective if you can offer insights into upcoming local football games or provide expert commentary on the development of youth and high school sports in the Jacksonville area.
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By: Alessandra Pontbriand
Jaguars still searching for first win after starting season (0-4) JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Matters have gone from bad to worse surrounding the Jaguars.
Head coach Doug Pederson says Campbell will likely return Week 7 vs. Patriots JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – The Jaguars secondary is nearing the return to full strength.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – The Jacksonville Jaguars have back-to-back games coming up in London, but their trip to England will be “slightly” delayed, a team spokesperson said.
By: Alessandra Pontbriand
Jaguars defensive tackle Tyler Lacy says his mother is his hero, mostly because of her resilience while battling breast cancer when Lacy was a kid.
‘Sight for Kids Spooktacular': Jaguars, Johnson & Johnson Vision partner for community event
By: Alessandra Pontbriand
Game will 92nd meeting between Bulldogs and Gators in Jacksonville
The Georgia-Florida rivalry game is Saturday. It's one of the most unique traditions in college football. Three Jaguars players are former Bulldogs and Gators and now they reminisce on their time playing in the 'World's Largest Outdoor Cocktail Party.'
By: Alessandra Pontbriand
Jaguars defensive end Arik Armstead and his wife Mindy Armstead started the Armstead Academic Project in 2019 to give kids the resources needed to succeed.
By: Alessandra Pontbriand
Abigail Hardie is taking advantage of her opportunity and learning from the top officials in the area
Jaguars running back D'Ernest Johnson catered a Thanksgiving dinner for 125 kids at the Boys & Girls Club of Northeast Florida, NFL Yet Club on the Northside.
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