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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Long Island, New York, United States (Local)
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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Meet the top girls singles and doubles badminton players this spring
By: Jolie Katzen
Greenbaum added two assists and Kaufer had three assists.
By: Jolie Katzen
The Oceanside softball team proves the game is all about momentum. Once they get started, they don't stop.
By: Jolie Katzen
It was the bottom of the fifth and the score was tied. Bases were loaded for Glen Cove and Isabella Damiano was up at bat.
By: Jolie Katzen
Even with a new pitcher in the circle, the Bayport-Blue Point softball team has picked up right where it left off.
Thomas Stock finished with two goals and one assist, Tyler Kollar had three goals and one assist and Skyline Conference Rookie of the Year Adam Giovinco had two goals.
Team improves to 18-0 after she also stars on the mound: 10 innings with 14 strikeouts.
By: Jolie Katzen
"Win the last game of the season." It's the Garden City girls lacrosse team's mantra, and with an undefeated regular season in the books, they're one step closer to achieving their goal.
Julia Hipperling made 10 saves to lead defense; up next: trip to No. 1 Ward Melville.
Rose Azmoudeh, Andi Rallo and Zoe Franks find end zone in win.
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