Jolie Katzen is a sports reporter for Newsday Media Group, specializing in local sports coverage in the Long Island area of New York. With a focus on high school athletics, Jolie provides in-depth analysis, interviews, and game coverage for various sports, including basketball, swimming, and diving. Her work has also been featured on AM850 WRUF and WUFT News.
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Jolie Katzen's coverage is heavily focused on event coverage and profile features within the realm of high school sports, particularly swimming, diving, and basketball. Given this focus, she would likely be interested in pitches related to upcoming or ongoing high school sporting events, as well as human interest stories about young athletes.
Pitching profiles of emerging talents or heartwarming narratives centered around individual athletes could align with her coverage interests. Additionally, providing insights into trends in high school sports or notable achievements by young athletes could also capture her attention.
As there is no specified geographic focus for Jolie's coverage, relevant stories from various locations may be suitable for pitching.
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Newsday Player of the Year: Rajveer Gujral, Half Hollow Hills, Jr. Gujral has proven his dominance on the badminton court once again.
You'd need an extra set of hands to count Floyd's Zariel Macchia's achievements on the track and cross-country course.
By: Jolie Katzen
Sayville's Olivia Moynihan grew up wanting to play football and never thought that would become a reality. Now, she's recognized as one of the most talented quarterbacks on Long Island.
By: Jolie Katzen
Bayport-Blue Point has won 23 games in a row and two straight Long Island Class IV championships. Can they continue that successful run?
First-year Chaminade coach Tom Claro could recognize Tim Murphy's ability to lead the team before he even stepped on the field.
By: Jolie Katzen
Newsday's annual look at the top Long Island high school field hockey players for the fall of 2024, listed in alphabetical order. (All are from last season unless otherwise noted.)
Newsday's annual look at the top Long Island high school girls swimmers for the fall of 2024, listed in alphabetical order. (All stats and times are from last season unless otherwise noted.)
By: Jolie Katzen
The Eastport-South Manor field hockey team might have graduated five of last year's starters, but it's what the underclassmen learned from them that still remains. Confidence.
By: Jolie Katzen
There are no two players on the Carle Place field hockey team who know each other better than Emi and Luna Coronel.
By: Jolie Katzen
West Islip junior Ava Obloj says she thrives under pressure. She manages to find a way to pull through in the most important moments.
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