Emma M Weightman is a journalist based in Pullman, Washington, focusing on local sports news and events. With a passion for college athletics, Emma covers Washington State University's football, basketball, volleyball, and tennis teams, providing recaps, updates, and insights into the local sports scene.
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Emma M Weightman's coverage is dedicated to sports, particularly college-level athletics in the Washington State area. Given her focus on local events and announcements, she would likely be interested in pitches related to upcoming games or tournaments involving Washington State University teams, as well as any significant developments within these athletic programs.
As Emma covers a specific geographic region and focuses on local sporting events and announcements, potential sources should have direct ties to the teams or individuals involved. Providing insights into the local sports scene at Washington State University or relevant commentary on recent games and team developments could increase the likelihood of engagement with Emma.
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By: Emma M Weightman
We’re still floating after your Washington State Cougars handled business in the home opener of the 2024 season against Portland State University, demolishing the Vikings 70-30. In case you missed the recap, you can read all about it here!
By Emma M Weightman and AshleyKDavis Sep 6, 2024, 1:30pm PDT 0 Comments
One might say we brought it... Back Home.
By: Emma M Weightman
Take a sip of water and a deep breath, it’s gonna be a long night.
Wow.
Literally!
A little treat to get you through the Bye Week!
By: Emma M Weightman
Today, your Washington State Cougars officially inked the 2025 Football Season schedule! While we’ve gotten breadcrumbs for a while, it's nice to see where all the chips will officially lie (so start reserving your hotel rooms now!) in that glorious crimson and gray font.
Using a “John Mateer Apple Cup Trophy” picture feels appropriate for this moment.
By: Emma M Weightman
We’re still riding that “ NUMBER 18 WASHINGTON STATE COUGARS ” high, not gonna lie. And what better way to celebrate than scrolling through fresh photos of your Cougs after their dynamic 49-28 win over Utah State?
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