Maggie Vanoni is a sports journalist specializing in women's basketball, currently covering UConn women's hoops for Hearst CT. With experience at various publications, including the OC Register and Seattle Times, Maggie brings her passion for sports and storytelling to provide in-depth coverage of the UConn women's basketball team, their games, and the players' personal stories.
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Maggie Vanoni's articles predominantly focus on event coverage in the realm of women's college basketball, particularly UConn. She heavily covers game previews, player performances, and team strategies. This indicates that she may be interested in receiving pitches related to upcoming games, exclusive interviews or insights into players' performance and impact on the team.
Given her narrow focus on a specific sports team and college basketball in general, Maggie would likely appreciate pitches from individuals with direct knowledge or involvement with UConn women’s basketball program such as coaches, players, or staff members. Additionally, experts who can provide unique analysis or predictions for upcoming games could also capture her interest.
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By: Maggie Vanoni
Blanca Quiñonez, from Ecuador, committed to UConn women's basketball team Wednesday via social media. She will be the first-ever Husky from South America. fiba.basketball Blanca Quinonez at the 2024 NBA Basketball Without Borders camp in Phoenix, Arizona. Quinonez will be UConn women's basketball's first-ever player from South America when she joins for the 2025-26 season. NBA/Contributed Photo
By: Maggie Vanoni
Sarah Strong has yet to play for UConn women's basketball , but already the expectations for the nation's top high school recruit of 2024 are sky high.
By: Maggie Vanoni
Following Stephanie White's departure, Connecticut Sun president Jennifer Rizzotti is looking for new head coach to invest full time in the franchise.
By: Maggie Vanoni
The 2024-25 UConn women's basketball season brings a wave of pressure on Geno Auriemma's Huskies as Paige Bueckers plays her final year.
By: Maggie Vanoni
UConn women's basketball hosts Fort Hays State in an exhibition game on Sunday. Here's what you need to know about the time, TV and more.
By: Maggie Vanoni
Geno Auriemma will get his first look at his 2024-25 UConn women's basketball team against live competition exhibition in Sunday's exhibition.
By: Maggie Vanoni
From Paige Bueckers' efficiency to debuts from Sarah Strong and Kaitlyn Chen, here are the main takeaways from the Huskies' exhibition win.
By: Maggie Vanoni
Graduate guard Kaitlyn Chen is stepping into a leadership role for UConn women's basketball after transferring from Princeton.
By: Maggie Vanoni
PORTLAND, OREGON - MARCH 30: Paige Bueckers #5 to head coach Geno Auriemma of the Connecticut Huskies during the first half against the Duke Blue
By: Maggie Vanoni
Sports Paige Bueckers leads UConn women's basketball to preseason win over Fort Hays State By Maggie Vanoni
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