Lois Elfman is a journalist with a focus on sports, education, and the arts. She covers a range of topics including individual and team sports, competitive sports, special education, and adaptive learning, often advocating for special needs. Lois has been featured in various publications such as Falls Church News-Press, Wiley, and Ms. Magazine.
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New York City, United States (Local)
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Lois Elfman's coverage strongly focuses on local sports, particularly women's college sports and figure skating. She would likely be most receptive to pitches that involve new developments in local New York City or broader United States-based women's sporting events, especially those related to basketball, volleyball, and figure skating.
Given her focus on event coverage and expert commentary in the sports industry specifically related to female athletes and college sports, she may respond well to pitches offering insights from coaches or athletes participating in these events. Additionally, presenting data-driven stories around the performance of women's teams could align with her coverage style.
Considering Lois’s geographic focus is primarily local (New York City), she might also appreciate pitches related to initiatives supporting women’s participation in collegiate athletics within this area.
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Sports veterans shared their sense of peace and fulfillment in living authentic lives. It was also a poignant evening.
By: Lois Elfman
Olympic bronze medalist Cierra Burdick brought the heat to the fierce 3XBA action at Hoopfest last weekend.
Being in the new UPSHOT League, which launched this summer, is a chance for Diamond Johnson to play in front of friends and family.
Women make up approximately 58 percent of today’s college students, but many female students do not see themselves reflected in college and university presidents.
By: Lois Elfman
Dr. Kiki Baker Barnes began as a women’s basketball coach and then segued into administration as the athletic director of Dillard University.
By: Lois Elfman
Founded by local leaders Shannen and Doug Hogue, the Hogue Foundation hosted a Juneteenth fundraiser to uplift and support youth in Yonkers.
Shyanne Sellers, a Maryland alum, is riding the wave of UPSHOT as her music career gains momentum.
By: Lois Elfman
While the team works to get more wins, Taylor is honing her skills to advance her opportunities in professional basketball.
By: Lois Elfman
Sharp saw the potential, and she has officially launched KB Language Bridge, a language training, translation, and interpretation business.
By: Lois Elfman
The Women of Color Hockey Collective (WCHC) recently hosted its Summer Camp promoting representation and belonging in ice hockey.
