Carissa Kellman is a Sports Assistant for Newsday Media Group, specializing in local sports coverage in the United States, specifically in New York and Long Island. Carissa's articles focus on high school and college sports, highlighting standout athletes, championship events, and providing updates on injuries and player performances.
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Carissa's primary focus is on local sports, particularly high school sports in the New York and Long Island area. Her coverage heavily emphasizes event coverage related to various high school sports such as football, soccer, volleyball, field hockey, and golf.
When reaching out to Carissa Kellman for potential coverage or pitching story ideas, consider providing her with exclusive insights into local high school sporting events, standout athletes' stories within these communities, or any other newsworthy developments related to the covered sports. Additionally, if you have access to unique angles concerning these specific local sporting events or personal stories of athletes from this region that align with her coverage history could be of interest.
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By: Carissa Kellman
For 18 seniors, including midfielder Elliana Dos Santos, it was their final game on the St. Anthony's soccer pitch.
By: Carissa Kellman
TROY — As the Seaford cheerleading team anxiously awaited to perform, it knew it had to prove that it saved its best performance for last.
By: Carissa Kellman
When Tess Egan is in her zone, there's no stopping her. The junior middle hitter had five kills late in the third set to lead Oyster Bay to
By: Carissa Kellman
LAGRANGEVILLE, N.Y. — The Garden City field hockey team faced its toughest competition of the season Saturday.
By: Carissa Kellman
LAGRANGEVILLE, N.Y.— For the second straight season, the Carle Place field hockey team found its season ended by Section IV's Whitney Point.
By: Carissa Kellman
The St. Anthony's football team faced a hungry Iona Prep squad that made their intentions clear at the start of the CHSFL Class AAA championship game Saturday.
By: Carissa Kellman
Last season's inaugural state Game Day cheerleading championship was a lesson for the Seaford squad.
By: Carissa Kellman
The Ward Melville cheerleading team arrived at the state Game Day championship with a point to prove — unfinished business from the year before lingering in their minds.
By: Carissa Kellman
Newsday's annual look at the top Long Island high school cheerleaders, listed in alphabetical order, as the 2024-25 competitive season gets underway.
By: Carissa Kellman
Returning to their home court to face a non-league opponent, theSmithtown West girls basketball team had a little more momentum on their side than usual.
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