Andrew Voerman is a sports reporter at NZ Stuff. He covers a wide range of competitive sports, with a particular focus on football, cricket, women's rugby, and netball, as well as themes surrounding sports business and professional sports. Andrew's work has been featured in Stuff, The Press, Waikato Times, and The Post.
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Andrew Voerman's coverage is heavily focused on sports, particularly cricket and football. He primarily provides event coverage related to these sports, with a specific focus on New Zealand teams and players. Pitches should reflect this by offering insights or interviews related to ongoing events, upcoming matches, player performances, or team strategies in the context of New Zealand-based cricket and football.
As Andrew focuses mainly on national sports events within New Zealand, PR professionals can tailor their pitches accordingly. Offering exclusive access to local athletes or coaches for interviews about upcoming games or recent performances could be appealing.
Given his extensive event coverage attributes and focus on specific sporting events such as Super Smash and Black Caps matches, relevant story angles could include pre-game analysis from experts or post-game reactions from players involved in these events.
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By: Andrew Voerman
“It might not come across that I'm excited,” he quipped, referring to his laid-back nature, “but I am.”
By: Andrew Voerman
Andrew Voerman A bowler born in south-west London caught Ben Stokes' eye this week.
Andrew Voerman ANALYSIS: The Black Caps went down 2-1 to England in their fifth and final test series in 2024.
Andrew Voerman Gary Stead might have just coached his last Black Caps test.
By: Andrew Voerman
Andrew Voerman ANALYSIS: It might sound crazy at the end of a year where they became first team since 2012 to not only win a test series in
By: Andrew Voerman
Andrew Voerman Gary Stead believes there is 'a genuine possibility' Kyle Jamieson could play for the Black Caps before the end of the summer.
By: Andrew Voerman
Andrew Voerman On August 9 this year, Tommy Smith entered his 17th year as a professional footballer, marking the anniversary of his debut
By: Andrew Voerman
The visitors then had to hold on as Auckland chased an unlikely comeback after the break, but managed to shut them out entirely while scoring another to claim a 4-0 win and head back across the Tasman with three points.
By: Andrew Voerman
At Go Media Stadium, Auckland: Western United 4 (Riku Danzaki pen 17', Noah Botic 23', Hiroshi Ibsuki 34', Matthew Grimaldi 87') Auckland FC 0. HT:
Tim Southee, Trent Boult and Neil Wagner. For 40 tests across 10 years, from June 2012 to June 2022, they formed the greatest seam-bowling
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