Kyle Sakamoto is a journalist based in Honolulu, Hawaii. He primarily writes for the Honolulu Star-Advertiser, covering local sports events and news. His articles provide in-depth coverage of University of Hawaii athletics, as well as other sports and events happening in the Honolulu area. His work has also been featured on Yahoo News.
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Kyle's coverage mainly focuses on local sports events and evolving stories related to college-level sports, particularly in Hawaii and the United States. He is likely to be interested in pitches about upcoming sporting events, remarkable achievements by local athletes or teams, and any significant changes within the covered sports categories.
Given his interest in evolving stories as well as event coverage, providing timely updates about games or competitions would likely capture his attention. Additionally, offering exclusive interviews with players or coaches involved in these events could also be appealing to Kyle.
Considering his focus on local sports within Hawaii and the U.S., it may be beneficial to tailor pitches specifically relevant to these areas while highlighting the significance of such events within their respective communities.
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Hawaii women’s basketball coach Laura Beeman announced the signings of five players on Wednesday for the 2025-26 season, including four from Down Under.
By: Kyle Sakamoto
Hilo women’s soccer loses in NCAA tourney
Saint Louis coach Tupu Alualu probably didn’t realize it Friday, but he used the phrase “stay the course” repeatedly when talking about his team.
Hawaii women’s track and field coach Tim Boyce announced Monday the addition of Olympic pole vaulter Tom Hintnaus to his coaching staff.
Morgan Escobedo hit the game-winning layup as time expired as the Chaminade women’s basketball team beat Westmont 64-63 on Thursday at McCabe Gym.
Hawaii junior Azuma Visaya was announced as the season’s first Big West Men’s Tennis Player of the Week on Wednesday.
Hawaii junior Azuma Visaya won a second consecutive Big West Men’s Tennis Player of the Week Award on Wednesday.
By: Kyle Sakamoto
Kailua did not find many scoring opportunities in the first half Saturday against Waialua.
The ‘Iolani boys soccer team on Monday got a huge leg up in the race for the ILH title.
Campbell’s Tyler Welsch has been “dynamic” and Jonah Poepoe “critical” this season, according to Sabers coach Lance Thompson.
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