Amanda Poole is a journalist based in Columbia, South Carolina. She is currently writing for WACH FOX 57 and has also been featured in Hello Woodlands. Amanda covers a wide range of local news, including high school sports, college athletics, and community events.
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Amanda Poole's coverage is heavily focused on local sports events and announcements, particularly basketball, wrestling, tennis, and football. Given this emphasis on event coverage and announcements in the local South Carolina area (including Columbia), she would likely be receptive to pitches about upcoming sporting events or breaking news related to these specific sports within her geographic focus.
Pitches offering exclusive access to athletes or coaches involved in these local sporting events could also capture Amanda's attention. Additionally, providing insights into the impact of these sporting activities within the community may resonate with her audience.
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By: Amanda Poole
(WACH) - Two former Gamecock women's basketball stars cemented their names in South Carolina athletics' history on Friday.
(WACH) - The late Tommy Moody was inducted into the South Carolina athletics Hall of Fame on Friday.
By: Amanda Poole
(WACH) - Former South Carolina football standouts were inducted into the Hall of Fame on Friday night.
(WACH) - The No. 11 Clemson football team endured its first conference loss of the season on Saturday night.
By: Amanda Poole
(WACH) - The undefeated Dutch Fork football team is going head to head with the unbeaten Irmo squad.
By: Amanda Poole
(WACH) - South Carolina's win over Texas A&M is one Gamecock fans will remember for a long time.
COLUMBIA, S.C. (WACH) — The high school football post-season started on Friday, November 15 all around the state.
By: Amanda Poole
(WACH) - The South Carolina football team took down No. 24 Missouri 34-30 on Saturday.
By: Amanda Poole
(WACH) - The No. 3 seeded South Carolina women's soccer team is set for its second round matchup after defeating ECU last week.
(WACH) - The No. 17 Clemson football team defeated The Citadel 51-14 to move to 9-3 on the season.
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