Communications Director (Women'S Soccer, Women'S Gymnastics)
Brenna Seeman is the Communications Director for BYU women's soccer and gymnastics. She specializes in sports communications, overseeing interview and information requests, public relations, and social media collaboration for both team and individual sports. Brenna's work has been featured in BYU Athletics.
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Brenna Seeman's coverage is heavily focused on local sports events, particularly college-level competitions and achievements. Given the emphasis on event coverage and announcements related to college sports in Utah and at Washington State University, relevant pitches may include upcoming games or matches, athlete profiles, team performance analysis, or any significant developments within these sporting programs.
This journalist appears to have a keen interest in covering specific achievements of athletes and teams within the local college sports scene. Therefore, providing detailed insights into notable individual performances or team accomplishments could be an effective approach when reaching out with story ideas.
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By: Brenna Seeman
Ellie Walbruch scored a brace and four Cougars scored in PKs to secure the victory
BYU women's gymnastics will have five home meets in the Marriott Center during the 2026 season. Tickets for these events will go on sale starting Wednesday, Nov. 19.
Five Cougars receive CSC Academic All-District honors
The Cougars welcome Oregon State to the Marriott Center.
The Cougars will face Utah, Utah State and SUU in the seventh edition of the Best of Utah competition.
Head Coach Guard Young was named Big 12 Gymnastics Coach of the Year.
The Cougars will compete in the Tempe Regional.
The Cougars will face No. 6 Georgia, No. 11 Michigan State and SUU.
BYU finished the 2026 season with an overall record of 11-9.
Broekman is the seventh head coach in BYU women’s gymnastics history
