Amy Rogers is a versatile journalist who has written for NBC Sports and Rolling Out. Her work has also been featured in publications such as UX Collective, PGA of America, Insider, and PGA Championship. Amy covers a range of topics, including sports, entertainment, and literature.
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Amy Rogers' coverage primarily centers around sports, particularly basketball and football. Her focus on event coverage suggests she would be most responsive to pitches related to upcoming games or major events in the world of sports. Press releases and announcements appear frequently in her work, indicating an openness to receiving news about player status, injuries, or other sports-related updates.
Her lack of a specified geographic focus suggests that she may cover sporting events at both national and international levels. Therefore, pitches should demonstrate relevance across different regions within the realm of basketball and football without being overly localized.
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Amy Rogers is an award winning multimedia journalist and freelance writer who has covered professional golf since 2007. She is a contributor to LPGA.com in addition to the Golf Channel and BBC's coverage of the LPGA Tour.
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Amy Rogers is an award winning multimedia journalist and freelance writer who has covered professional golf since 2007. She is a contributor to LPGA.com in addition to the Golf Channel and BBC's coverage of the LPGA Tour.
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