Andrew Sousa is a journalist based in Seattle, Washington. He writes for The Daily UW, covering local sports news and events. His work has also been featured in Frontiers, showcasing his expertise in the field of sports reporting.
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Andrew Sousa's coverage primarily focuses on local sports, specifically college football and basketball related to the Washington Huskies. Given his emphasis on event coverage and evolving stories in this domain, he would likely be interested in pitches offering unique insights into the performance of these teams or individual players. This could include analysis from coaches, players, or experts with a deep understanding of college sports.
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Washington running back Adam Mohammed celebrates after scoring a touchdown at Husky Stadium on May 3rd, 2024 Mario Trujillo
By: Andrew Sousa
After the No. 13 Washington softball team took down Indiana 8-7 in the NCAA Regionals on May 17, it looked to be coasting to another Super Regionals berth, especially with
By: Andrew Sousa
On Wednesday afternoon, it was announced that Washington softball team assistant coach Victoria Hayward would be taking the head coaching position at Nevada, departing UW after one sole season.
On Thursday afternoon, Justin McLeod of D1 Softball reported that Washington softball pitcher, sophomore Ruby Meylan, entered the transfer portal.
By: Andrew Sousa
On Friday afternoon, Jared McLeod of D1 Softball reported that Washington softball outfielder, sophomore Alana Johnson, has entered the transfer portal.
Ruby Meylan and Sydney Stewart celebrate after Washington's game versus Arizona State Friday, March 8, 2024, at Husky Softball Stadium.
Outfielder Brooklyn Carter holds up a peace sign while waiting for the umpires decide if she is declared safe or not during the game against Stanford on April 28, 2024 at Husky Softball Stadium. Carter was later declared safe after video review. Farrel Sudrajat
By: Andrew Sousa, Farrel Sudrajat
A third-down pass to senior wide receiver Jeremiah Hunter came up short of the sticks, another frustrating drive seemingly coming to an end for the Washington football team. Down 3-0 to Mid-American school Eastern Michigan in the second quarter, senior quarterback Will Rogers and the UW offense again looked dead early on.
No matter the level of play, rivalries are a backbone of a program’s identity. Washington is no such exception. Annual bouts with schools like Oregon or Washington State help drive
By: Andrew Sousa
Washington edge rusher Isaiah Ward attempts to block a pass from Washington State quarterback John Mateer during the Apple Cup game on September 14, 2024 at Lumen Field. Sean Fan
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