Anne Delaney is a journalist specializing in sports and education. She covers a range of topics including competitive and professional sports, campus life, and higher education, as well as energy and mining issues, particularly energy policy and sustainability. Her work has been featured in notable publications such as The Denver Gazette, BBC News, and The Denver Post.
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Anne Delaney focuses mainly on local sports events, particularly basketball and football. She also covers community events such as concerts, mental health topics, and university-related news. If you have a local angle related to sports (basketball or football in particular), community events, or university activities within the United States, Colorado, or Greeley area, she would likely be interested in hearing from you.
Considering her extensive coverage of college athletics and local sports teams' performances and players' achievements, providing insights into these areas could be an effective way to connect with Anne. Additionally, if your pitch involves human-interest stories related to mental health within the local community context or features involving musical events in Greeley specifically will likely resonate with her coverage focus.
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Oral Roberts (33-23) won five of six games against UNC during the regular season.
The Golden Eagles came up with three of its seven hits in the inning to break a scoreless tie, ultimately advancing to Saturday’s championship series at the University of Minnesota’s Siebert Field.
By: Anne Delaney
On Friday, Crow announced that hundreds of air national guard members will be remissioned, calling the change “a win for service members across Colorado's Air National Guard.”
For LeBrun, the power of taps dates back almost 60 years to his first funeral as a Marine. LeBrun served four years during the Vietnam era from 1964-68.
By: Anne Delaney
The remarkable story of how an Australian company that once built some of the world's fastest ferries is now building some of its cleanest.
By: Anne Delaney
The scale of the world’s largest battery-electric ferry becomes apparent when you step inside one of the rooms housing its giant 40 megawatt hour battery.
Incat founder Robert Clifford explains how a family-owned Tasmanian company built a ship many thought impossible and why battery-electric ferries will reshape shipping.
By: Anne Delaney
The NCAA Championships are scheduled for June 10-13 at Oregon's Hayward Field in Eugene.
By: Anne Delaney
UNC announced earlier this month the stadium will have lights with the completion of a $1.6 million privately funded project.
By: Anne Delaney
The commission's approval also came after a site visit to look over UNC facilities. Work continues on the $127.5 million building at 20th Street and 11th Avenue.
