Arielle Orsuto is a sports reporter and anchor at 9NEWS Denver. With a background in sports journalism, Arielle covers local sports stories in Colorado, particularly in the Denver area. She is passionate about showcasing the achievements and stories of athletes, breaking stereotypes, and providing in-depth coverage of various sports events.
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Denver, Colorado, United States (Local)
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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Kim Weiss and Kelsey Cline have been named guest coaches for the 2023-24 season as part of the NHL Coaches’ Association Diversity Guest Coach Program.
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By: Arielle Orsuto
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Kindyll Wetta, a Valor Christian graduate, is the only Colorado native on the CU women's basketball team. Both she and her high school coach hope that changes soon.
By: Arielle Orsuto
LSU women's basketball head coach Kim Mulkey is known for her flamboyant outfits. How will CU head coach JR Payne keep up? Her players have some ideas.
By: Arielle Orsuto
Jordan "Jojo" Jones lost her father and brother at a young age. She uses her love for tattoos and basketball to overcome adversity, with help from a family friend.
Alisha Little left at the top of her game to have her baby, Genesis. Now, she's back on the court and is stuffing the stat sheet, while raising a toddler.
By: Arielle Orsuto
Colorado women's basketball partnered with Team IMPACT to sign 6-year-old Bellamy as a late-season addition to the Buffs squad. Bellamy is fighting leukemia.
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