Amy Zimmer is a Sports Director at WJCL 22 News. With a strong background in sports journalism, she covers a variety of topics including competitive sports, professional sports, and the intersection of sports and education. Amy has been featured in numerous publications such as COLORADO HIGH SCHOOL PROMISE, The City NY, and Yahoo News.
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Amy Zimmer's focus is primarily on local sports events, particularly college and high school athletics in the Savannah, Georgia area. She may be interested in pitches related to upcoming games, athlete profiles, team achievements or challenges.
Given her coverage attributes that heavily feature event coverage (57%) and themes covered like Sports (76%), she appears to prioritize live reporting of sporting events and their outcomes. Pitches providing exclusive access to athletes or coaches for interviews before or after significant games could be well-received.
With a strong emphasis on local sports, Amy might also appreciate stories about community impact through athletics and educational initiatives supporting student-athletes. This could include pieces about scholarships awarded to student-athletes or human-interest stories highlighting resilience and dedication within the local athletic community.
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What if your high school doesn't offer your favorite sport? This P.S. Weekly episode answers that question.
By: Amy Zimmer
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Students and families have started circulating petitions to let them go celebrate the NBA champions.
By: Amy Zimmer
One mom has already started a petition asking city and state officials, as well as the team's owner, to move the day of the parade.
By: Amy Zimmer
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By: Zimmer, Chalkbeat
Despite shrinking enrollment, New York City schools will not see their initial budgets take a hit next school year.
Wright is headed to the next level after signing with Valparaiso University following back-to-back state titles.
How long can the city's public schools be "held harmless" for enrollment losses?
By: Alex Zimmerman, Amy Zimmer
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