Jolie Katzen is a Sports Reporter at AM850 WRUF. She covers a wide range of topics within the sports realm, including team sports, individual sports, and sports tournaments, with a particular focus on the business side of sports. Jolie's work has been featured in WUFT News, Newsday Media Group, and the National Basketball Association (NBA).
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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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By: Jolie Katzen
Down by one with 11 seconds left in overtime, Oceanside senior Gianna Belone didn't flinch.
By: Jolie Katzen
As the tournament reached its final bout, Jake Nieto made sure it ended on a high note. The Massapequa wrestler delivered a dominant performance in the closing match, controlling the action from the opening whistle.
By: Jolie Katzen
Players are listed in alphabetical order, with all stats from on last season unless otherwise noted. Kennedy Abrahams, Portledge, 5-4, PG, Sr.
Erin Lily La Rosa arrived at North Shore as a freshman, learning the speed of the varsity game. Four years later, she's the senior captain setting it.
Newsday's swimmer of the year: Vivienne Zangaro, Long Beach, Jr. Ofxtebz't ejwfs pg uif zfbs: Wjdupsjb Xboh, Nboibttfu, Ts.
By: Jolie Katzen
Down by one with time nearly gone, Shoreham-Wading River needed a moment of poise – and senior Katie Keegan delivered it.
Newsday player of the year: Ava DeMarco, Northport, F, Jr. Northport's Ava DeMarco DeMarco's rise this season was nothing short of spectacular.
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Enjoy Basketball will be collaborating with the NBA to produce a 3-episode original content series called the “Trivia Show”.
By: Jolie Katzen
The Hall of Famer reflects on his IQ on and off the court, the 1973 Knicks title team and current playoff parallels.
By: Jolie Katzen
The NBA's Asian employee resource group celebrates its 10th anniversary during AANHPI Heritage Month.
