Dominic Miranda is a Sports Anchor/MMJ at WCTV. He specializes in covering international sports leagues and federations, major league sports, sports tournaments, and team sports, showcasing his passion for the dynamic world of athletics. Dominic's work has been featured in WCTV, The Courier-Times, WHAS-TV, WTHR-TV, WQAD News 8, and Local 5 News We Are Iowa (WOI-DT).
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Dominic's focus is primarily on sports, particularly football and basketball at the college, high school, and professional levels. His coverage has a local emphasis on Indianapolis and Indiana-based teams. Therefore, he would likely be interested in pitches related to local sports events or developments concerning these teams.
If you have news or human interest stories involving athletes from Indianapolis or Indiana-based teams that tie into ongoing games or upcoming matches, Dominic could be an ideal contact for your pitch.
Given his strong focus on event coverage (63%) with minimal announcement content (11%), consider tailoring your pitches to align with ongoing sporting events rather than general announcements within the sporting world.
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By: Dominic Miranda
Watch the game live on WTHR Channel 13 at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, July 16. Pregame coverage begins at 7 p.m.
13Sports took a behind-the-scenes tour of The Club at Chatham Hills, where the first-ever LIV tournament in Indiana will be held.
By: Dominic Miranda
Teams from across the U.S., including two from Canada and Jamaica are in Indy for the tournament.
By: Dominic Miranda
The Greenfield-Central grad is back home for a shot at the national championship with his parents along for the ride.
In partnership with the Cincy Hat Foundation, the Village of Merici said all proceeds go directly to help adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
By: Dominic Miranda
Beepball is a sport that allows the blind or visually impaired to play baseball and one of the best teams in the country calls Indianapolis home.
Last Thursday at the IHSAA Regionals, Rylan Hainje unofficially broke the United States high school record for 110-meter hurdles, finishing in just 13.05 seconds.
