Ben James is a Digital Sports Writer at various prominent outlets. He covers a range of topics within the sports realm, including competitive sports, sports business, and health and wellness, with a particular focus on both individual and team sports as well as international sports leagues and major tournaments. His work has been featured in MDPI, New Hampshire Public Radio, and Yahoo News UK, among others.
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Ben James’ reporting predominantly focuses on local (United Kingdom, Wales) rugby events and announcements. He extensively covers evolving stories, event coverage, and announcements relating to rugby in the region.
Given his focus on local Welsh rugby events and players, Ben would likely be interested in pitches featuring exclusive interviews or insights into the Welsh rugby scene. Pitches that offer unique perspectives or insider knowledge about upcoming matches, player performances, or behind-the-scenes developments within Welsh rugby are likely to resonate with him.
Since he mainly covers evolving stories related to sports with a specific focus on Rugby in Wales, consider offering him updates regarding major team changes, match outcomes affecting teams from this region as well as any significant plans by clubs operating there.
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Wales legend Leigh Halfpenny has been given the honour in his home town
By: Ben James
The former England international and his partner had invited people to pay for parts of their big day
Richie McCaw is one of rugby's all-time greats, but he does something completely different now
The former Ospreys CEO left the club last month after a turbulent 12 months
By: Ben James
Both Parsons and the WRU have wrote strong letters to the Welsh Government in recent days
The show hasn't aired since 2022, after former England cricketer Andrew Flintoff was injured in a crash during filming
By: Ben James
The WRU council met earlier this week to discuss the start of the new grassroots season
Many former Wales stars have gone on to pursue very different lives while others have stayed close to the game
South Africa and New Zealand take each other on once again in the second Test in Cape Town
A 62,000 sell-out is expected in Cape Town on Saturday, with many fans left disappointed
