Emma Greenwood is a sports journalist based in Australia. She has a strong focus on covering national sports events and has written for various publications such as Cairns Post, The Daily Telegraph, CODE, The Courier-Mail, and more. Emma's articles encompass a wide range of sports, including swimming, netball, tennis, and she often highlights the personal stories and experiences of athletes.
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Emma Greenwood's coverage focuses predominantly on sporting events and athlete profiles, particularly in the context of tennis and netball. Given this focus, she would likely be interested in pitches that offer exclusive interviews with athletes or provide expert commentary related to upcoming tournaments, player performances, or significant developments within these sports.
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By: Emma Greenwood, Robert Craddock
By: Emma Greenwood, Robert Craddock
By: Emma Greenwood
There's been cheers and tears for the Australians on the final day of a massively successful world junior athletics championships in Peru, with stunning medals and relay changeover bungles.
There’s been cheers and tears for the Australians on the final day of a massively successful world junior athletics championships in Peru, with stunning medals and relay changeover bungles.
By: Emma Greenwood
Chasing his first ever spot in a grand slam quarter-final, Australia's Alexei Popyrin takes on America's Frances Tiafoe.
Chasing his first ever spot in a grand slam quarter-final, Australia’s Alexei Popyrin takes on America’s Frances Tiafoe.
By: Emma Greenwood
Alexei Popyrin is likely to have equal measures of pride and regret after failing to capitalise on a golden second-set opportunity in an eventual four-set loss to Frances Tiafoe at the US Open.
By: Emma Greenwood
Australian giant killer Jordan Thompson has one more top 10 player in his sights – but this time it's fellow Aussie Alex de Minaur.
Alexei Popyrin has admitted he “choked” in his blockbuster battle against American Francis Tiafoe — and the infamously parochial New York crowd — on Monday morning (AEST).
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