Arielle Orsuto is a Sports Reporter/Anchor at KING 5 Seattle. She covers a range of topics including professional and competitive sports, fitness, and wellness programs, while also exploring the cultural aspects of sports and society. Arielle has been featured in 9NEWS Denver, KREM 2 Media Group, and KING 5 News.
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Seattle, United States (Local)
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Arielle Orsuto's coverage heavily focuses on local sports events, with an emphasis on college sports, basketball, football, soccer and LGBTQ+ athletes. Her reporting often features individual stories and perspectives within the sporting community.
Given her focus on local sports in Colorado and Denver, she may be particularly interested in pitches related to local sports events, human interest stories about athletes or teams from these areas (especially those representing underrepresented groups), or insights into how broader social issues intersect with the world of athletics.
Pitches offering exclusive interviews with local athletes or coaches from these specific regions could also capture Arielle's attention.
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By: Arielle Orsuto
The Seattle Torrent aims to create an identity of a fast-paced and furious team that's hard to face, while understanding its place in Seattle's sports history.
By: Arielle Orsuto
The Seattle Storm and Title IX took the stress out of sports bra shopping by helping Franklin High School basketball players find the right fit for free.
By: Arielle Orsuto
The Huskies women's basketball team and the UW Autism center partnered to provide sensory friendly items and promised to mitigate sounds and lights during a game.
By: Arielle Orsuto
Seattle Torrent defender Mariah Keopple seamlessly blends her hockey prowess with fashion design, using her label to celebrate athletic and creative expression.
By: Arielle Orsuto
Sheridan Blanford makes history as Seattle Storm's first-ever Chief Social Impact Officer, pledging transformative initiatives for community advocacy and equity.
By: Arielle Orsuto
University of Washington softball is fostering elite talent as sophomore pitcher Morgan Reimer follows a path from representing Canada internationally to Montlake.
At Arcaro Boxing in Seattle, individuals with Parkinson's disease find strength and community in a unique boxing class that helps manage symptoms and boost morale.
By: Arielle Orsuto
Natalie Achonwa's leap from WNBA player to assistant coach brings fresh dynamics to the Seattle Storm, blending her post-play insights with nurturing guard talent.
By: Arielle Orsuto
Storm graphic designer Ali Mahoney drew on personal heritage and Seattle's diverse communities to create this year's AANHPI culture night tee
Steven Thompson, co-founder of the Seattle Pride Hockey Association, is a finalist for the Willie O'Ree Community Hero Award for his work building an inclusive space
