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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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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Last month, the NCAA Committee on Access, Opportunity and Impact voted to recommend that flag football move to championship status.
Founded to foster visibility and opportunity for LGBTQ people in sports, the Sports Equality Foundation takes “the LOVE approach.”
By: Lois Elfman
Jamora Alves of St. John’s University has punched a ticket to the NCAA Division I Outdoor Track & Field Championships in discus.
A.D., a former WNBA veteran, is now with the new UPSHOT League. Credit: Charlotte Crown.
By: Lois Elfman
Pride Month is off to a good start for Stacia “The Natural” Suttles. Her team, the Philadelphia Smoke, leads Team Boxing League standings.
By: Lois Elfman
Perry’s content has grown. She even showed that she still possesses the hoops skills that made her a successful college basketball player.
The Wendy Hilliard Gymnastics Foundation (WHGF) hosted its 10th annual gala, honoring individuals who embody the foundation’s mission.
PWHL makes history with Black women players drafted at highest rates ever. Laila Edwards and Katelyn Roberts made history.
By: Lois Elfman
Earlier this month, Columbia Athletics announced that women’s wrestling will become the university’s 32nd varsity program.
By: Lois Elfman
Figure skater Demis Maryannakis shares how his lifelong love of skating shaped his identity as a Black LGBTQIA+ athlete and coach.
