James O'Brien is a Rugby League Correspondent at The Yorkshire Post. He primarily covers Yorkshire's six Super League clubs and reports on a range of topics affecting rugby league, including player welfare and the sport's business aspects. James has also contributed to various outlets, including Manchester Evening News, NBC Sports, and Hull Live.
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Hull, United Kingdom (Local)
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James O'Brien's coverage is heavily focused on sports, particularly Rugby League and the Super League. He mainly covers local teams such as Leeds Rhinos, Castleford Tigers, and Hull FC. If you have announcements or events related to these specific teams or the Super League in general, James would likely be interested in covering them.
Given his focus on event coverage and announcements within a specific geographic area (Hull & United Kingdom), he may be receptive to pitches that involve exclusive access to players or behind-the-scenes stories from these teams that are not widely covered elsewhere.
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Mark Applegarth believes York Knights have the wind behind them at last but insists there is no time to stand still.
By: James O'Brien
York Knights are starting to give their debut Super League campaign real substance.
By: James O'Brien
Brad Arthur has joked that Leeds Rhinos will happily take the first two points on offer against Catalans Dragons as they bid to end their scoring drought in Perpignan.
By: James O'Brien
Ryan Carr wants Castleford Tigers to stop relying on setbacks to produce their best performances.
By: James O'Brien
Wakefield Trinity have rewarded Isaiah Vagana with a five-year contract extension to continue their forward planning.
By: James O'Brien
Jim Lenihan has claimed Huddersfield Giants are suffering from "unconscious bias" after venting his frustration with Super League officials.
By: James O'Brien
If there were any lingering doubts about Wakefield Trinity's title credentials, they were swept away at Craven Park.
Hull KR have suffered a fresh setback after losing Peta Hiku for Saturday's crucial trip to Warrington Wolves.
With nine rounds remaining, there is precious little room for error as seven clubs battle for the six play-off places in Super League.
With nine rounds remaining, there is precious little room for error as seven clubs battle for the six play-off places in Super League.
