Associate Editor @ Just Women's Sports // Social
Emma Hruby is an Associate Editor at Just Women's Sports, specializing in covering local women's sports in South Carolina. With a focus on providing in-depth coverage of athletes and teams, Emma's articles highlight the accomplishments, signings, and news surrounding women's sports in the area.
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Emma Hruby focuses on local sports, particularly in South Carolina, with an emphasis on women's sports such as NWSL and college basketball. Pitches should highlight local connections or relevance to her geographic focus when reaching out.
Given the event-focused nature of her coverage, she might be more receptive to timely pitches related to ongoing games or events within her specified areas of interest. Additionally, given the prevalence of press releases in her coverage attributes, providing newsworthy information about signings, trades, injuries or other significant developments could be a successful approach.
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Thompson's resurgence has been part growth in confidence and part mentorship from players like USWNT veteran Christen Press
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By: Emma Hruby
Six uncapped players were called up to the USWNT, including three who made their first senior national team roster
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By: Emma Hruby
Even among teammates, it's obvious that Yohannes possesses a vision for the game that is well beyond her years
By: Emma Hruby
Even among teammates, it’s obvious that Yohannes possesses a vision for the game that is well beyond her years
The Washington Spirit's 2024 rookie class may go down as one of the best in history.
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By: Emma Hruby
A No. 1 vs. No. 2 matchup has the potential to deliver the ultimate matchup
By: Emma Hruby
‘Game-changing’ Caitlin Clark’s NWSL interest ‘an honor’ according to commissioner Jessica Berman
By: Emma Hruby
There's no big moment, but instead lots of little ones, that have led Alyssa Naeher to being one of the greatest to wear the crest
Naeher joins a long line of USWNT veterans to step away from the team in the last two years.
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By: Emma Hruby
It's a story as old as time: players come, they endear themselves to the public, and then they retire.
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