Isa Almeida is a journalist based in Austin, Texas, with a focus on local sports. She has written for RoundUp Music Festival 2015, covering various sports events, including soccer, basketball, and football. Isa's articles provide in-depth analysis and updates on the performance of Texas teams and athletes.
Preston is the artificial intelligence that powers the Intelligent Relations PR platform. Meet Preston
Austin, Texas, United States (Local)
Isa Almeida's coverage is heavily focused on local sports, particularly women’s basketball and soccer. She frequently provides event coverage and expert commentary, indicating a preference for pitches related to these areas. Given the focus on Texas sports and the NCAA tournament, she may be interested in stories that feature local athletes or highlight their achievements.
Consider pitching stories about notable players' performances during games or insights from coaches and experts with a focus on women’s basketball and soccer within the Texas area. Additionally, providing analysis of key events such as NCAA tournaments would likely be well received by Isa based on her coverage attributes.
Given her geographic focus in Austin, targeting sources who have connections to local teams or can provide unique perspectives on Texas sports could increase your chances of successful outreach.
This information evolves through artificial intelligence and human feedback. Improve this profile .
By: Isa Almeida
As it came down to the reveal of the last top seed of the 2024 NCAA Division I women’s basketball tournament, the ESPN broadcast showed the Stanford and Texas teams anxiously awaiting their fate in their watch parties. When the No. 1 showed up next to Texas in the bracket, the Longhorn party exploded with...
By: Isa Almeida
Lorianne Willett Freshman Madison Booker dribbles the ball during Texas’ game against Drexel during the first round of the NCAA Women’s Basketball Championship on Friday. Texas won 82-42.
By: Isa Almeida
Skyler Sharp The Texas Hellraisers shout “Texas Fight” during the 4th quarter of Texas’ game against Alabama on Sunday. The Longhorns defeated the Crimson Tide 65-54, to advance to the Sweet Sixteen.
By: Isa Almeida
The game might have not looked promising in the early minutes, but top-seeded Texas women’s basketball found its pace to dominate Gonzaga for a 69-47 Sweet Sixteen win at the Moda Center in Portland, Oregon.
Skyler Sharp Graduate Student guard Shaylee Gonzales evades opponents as she dribbles the ball across the court on March 24, 2024. Gonzales had three steals and two assists in the second round game against Alabama, to help the Longhorns win 65-54.
Chants of “Texas Fight” fought those of “Boomer Sooner” as No. 4/5 Texas defeated No. 1 Oklahoma 2-1 at a sold out Red & Charline McCombs Field to even the series.
By: Isa Almeida
The 2024 NCAA women's basketball season came to an end on Sunday as South Carolina was crowned national champion. Texas wrapped up its season in the Elite Eight versus NC State, but the season was nothing short of a worthy goodbye to the Big 12 Conference as the Longhorns went 14–4 and secured the tournament championship.
By: Isa Almeida
Skyler Sharp Senior Shay Holle smiles and throws up her horns after defeating Alabama in the second round of March Madness on March 24, 2024.
By: Isa Almeida
Ahead of its debut season at the Southeastern Conference, Texas football hosted its annual Orange-White scrimmage, where fans got the chance to enjoy the Darrell K Royal Memorial Stadium energy and watch faces, both old and new, on the field.
By: Isa Almeida
Texas women’s basketball added former Michigan guard Laila Phelia to its 2024-25 roster. Announced on April 22, Phelia is head coach Vic Schaefer’s first recruit out of the current transfer portal.
(833) 317-6278 
