Andrew Sousa is a Tour Guide at Frontiers and The Daily UW. He focuses on themes of sports and competitive sports, with a particular emphasis on team sports. Andrew's insights and expertise in these areas have been featured in notable publications such as Frontiers and The Daily UW.
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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.
Pitches should be tailored to reflect an understanding of the local sports scene in Seattle and demonstrate how they are connected to Andrew's reporting focus. Additionally, providing timely commentary or insider perspectives on upcoming games or significant team developments may capture his attention.
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In the first of a three-game series, the Washington baseball team went blow-for-blow with Michigan late. In the bottom of the ninth inning, Michigan delivered one final knockout punch.
By: Andrew Sousa
After the conclusion of the 2026 NFL Draft, Washington wide receiver Omari Evans signed with the Kansas City Chiefs as an undrafted free agent.
By: Andrew Sousa
The 2026 NFL Draft has come to an end, but the Washington football team has continued to send players to the league.
For the second straight game, the Washington baseball team rallied in the eighth inning to take the lead. And for the second straight game, its bullpen gave it up in the ninth.
The third time was the charm for the Washington baseball team. After blowing ninth-inning leads Friday and Saturday, Washington finally
Quarterback Kai Horton is staying in Seattle, earning an invite to minicamp from the NFL's defending champions Seattle Seahawks on Monday morning.
After a four-year career with the Washington football team, the Kansas City Chiefs invited kicker Grady Gross to minicamp Monday morning.
Which player will you be watching the closest on Friday? Andrew: Freshman offensive lineman Kodi Greene is the prized jewel of a 2026
The No. 25 Washington softball team didn't know what a loss felt like for over a month. Now for three consecutive weeks, it's felt nothing but losses.
By: Andrew Sousa
Have you heard this story before? The Washington baseball team took control early, until unraveling in the eighth inning as it opened its series against No. 13 Oregon with a 6-4 loss Friday night.
