Danielle Lerner is a sports enterprise reporter, focusing on local sports in the United States, particularly in the Houston area. She has written for publications such as the Houston Chronicle, numberFire (acquired by FanDuel), San Antonio Express-News, and Calhoun Times. Danielle covers a range of sports topics, including basketball, soccer, and coaching changes.
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Houston, Texas, United States (Local)
Danielle Lerner’s reporting heavily emphasizes local sports events and evolving stories related to basketball in the United States, Texas, and Houston. If you wish to reach out effectively, consider providing insights or interviews related to ongoing games or developing news within these areas.
Lerner's focus on local teams such as the Rockets, Mavericks, Dash, Dynamo, MLS-NWSL clubs indicates a strong preference for pitches centered around these teams' activities. She seems particularly interested in individual player performance and team dynamics during specific games.
If pitching non-event-related topics like "Meet B-boy Jeffro," ensure it has a clear tie-in with sports or athletes from the region Danielle covers. This could include human-interest stories about local athletes aiming for national/international competitions or unique aspects of their training methods that set them apart.
Remember that her coverage focuses primarily on Houston-based sports events and developments; thus, any pitched content should align with this geographic scope.
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By: Danielle Lerner
Saturday’s win over the Jazz gave the Rockets a 20-21 record at the midway point of their first season under head coach Ime Udoka.
By: Danielle Lerner
The Rockets outlasted the Jazz, 127-126, and won their first overtime game of the season in four tries.
By: Danielle Lerner
The Rockets’ NBA All-Star candidate center is taking the league by storm with his footwork, years after he did so in Turkey.
By: Danielle Lerner
After her grandfather died, Jordan Chiles had his phrase "Where you are I have been, Where I am, You will be." tattooed on her forearm.
By: Danielle Lerner
Texas has now reached the Sweet 16 a total of 18 times in program history, including three of four seasons played under coach Vic Schaefer.
Representing the tying run in the ninth inning of Thursday's opener vs. the Yankees, Mauricio Dubón challenged Juan Soto's arm and was gunned down at the plate.
By: Danielle Lerner
CLEVELAND — What was Diana Taurasi's “welcome to the WNBA” moment? Even 20 years removed from her rookie season, it didn't take much for Taurasi's memory to come flooding back.
An analytical approach to her sport is only natural for a mechanical engineer who is also something of a prankster.
By: Danielle Lerner
Cecile Landi will become coach at University of Georgia but will stay with Simone Biles through the 2024 Olympics this summer in Paris
Gabby Douglas, competing for first time in eight years, qualified for U.S. Championships in vault and beam and has another chance to qualify for all-around
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