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Chloe Peterson's coverage is primarily focused on sports, particularly women's basketball within the Big Ten Conference. She mainly covers events and evolving stories related to basketball teams in Indiana, especially focusing on Indiana University.
Given her local geographic focus in Indianapolis and Indiana, pitches should be tailored to offer insights about local basketball events or developments involving Indiana-based teams such as IU Women's Basketball or the Indianapolis Fever. Additionally, providing access to exclusive interviews with players or coaches from these teams could capture Chloe’s interest.
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By: Chloe Peterson
Teri Moren had a challenge for her posts. After a near-loss to Southern Indiana earlier this week, the longtime IU head coach wondered if
By: Chloe Peterson
While Caitlin Clark attended Taylor Swift's sold-out Eras Tour in Indy, the global superstar told Clark she plans to return the favor at a Fever game.
By: Chloe Peterson
chloe peterson, indianapolis star INDIANAPOLIS − Head coach Stephanie White is continuing to round out her staff.
At first glance, this might look like just a fancy dinner. But a closer look proves this party has a purpose.
By: Chloe Peterson
Sheila Johnson, the owner of the Washington Mystics, went on CNN on Friday morning to talk about the award and how she feels it is singling out one player.
By: Chloe Peterson
Indianapolis Star BLOOMINGTON -- IU women's basketball senior Sydney Parrish is close to returning.
By: Chloe Peterson
In her third year with the Indiana women's basketball team, Sandvik has seen multiple teammates rise through Teri Moren's system, going from spending most of their time on the bench to a starter or key rotational player. First it was Chloe Moore-McNeil, who became a rotational player her sophomore year, a starter as a junior, and a bona fide leader of the team this year in her senior season.
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One of Caitlin Clark 's former teammates is coming to her defense after Washington Mystics owner Sheila Johnson said the Fever star should not have been singled out as TIME's Athlete of the Year
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Show Caption INDIANAPOLIS -- Indiana Fever star Caitlin Clark is getting some work in with her new coach.
The Indiana Fever will play two preseason games ahead of the 2025 season: one vs. Washington, and one at Atlanta
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