Jordan Lauterbach is a Sports Writer at Newsday Media Group. He covers a range of topics including basketball and football, with a particular focus on Long Island and New York sports culture. Jordan's work has been featured in various publications, highlighting his commitment to capturing the essence of local sports narratives.
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Jordan Lauterbach's focus is on local sports events, particularly girls track in Long Island. Therefore, she would likely be interested in pitches related to local athletes' achievements and upcoming competitions within this specific region.
Given the event coverage attribute of 93%, it is clear that Jordan focuses heavily on reporting real-time results and outcomes from sporting events. Thus, providing timely updates or exclusive insights into local sporting events would be most effective for outreach strategies.
When reaching out to Jordan, consider highlighting unique human interest stories about the athletes or coaches involved in these local sports events as it seems to align with her coverage themes.
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St. Anthony's, the dominant girls track program in the CHSAA, proved it again with a 64-point triumph in the team competition.
By: Jordan Lauterbach
Sophomore conquered her biggest hurdle: Getting 'psyched out'
By: Jordan Lauterbach
One-tenth of a second short but he wins the Suffolk state qualifier anyway.
By: Jordan Lauterbach
Defender knocks away Half Hollow Hills' fourth-down pass with 28 seconds left in the game.
Junior first singles player won in three sets to help the Jayhawks to the Long Island title.
By: Brendan O'Sullivan, Jordan Lauterbach
Meet the track and field athletes who took home state titles.
By: Jordan Lauterbach
Al Menendez, former NBA scout from West Hempstead, dies at 80
Our annual look at track's top performers from the winter and spring seasons
By: Jordan Lauterbach
Andrew Scerbo, longtime Oceanside baseball coach, dies at 86
Former Met walked three and struck out six in 110 pitches second no-hitter of the franchise.
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