Mandi Shovlin is a sports intern who focuses on national sports coverage in the United States. She writes for publications such as the New York Post and News.com.au, and her work has also appeared on FOX SPORTS Australia. Mandi's articles cover a range of sports topics, from football and basketball to golf and the Olympics.
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Mandi Shovlin's coverage is focused on sports and entertainment news, particularly in the United States. She frequently covers evolving stories, events, expert commentary, and profile features related to various sports such as football, basketball, golf, and Olympics.
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Mac Jones was benched against the Colts — and his status as the starter is murky.
The golf influencer posted cheeky snapshots that featured her wearing a skin-tight T-shirt and a revealing mini skirt while holding a pin on the course.
By: Mandi Shovlin
Davante Adams put on a show after the Raiders’ win over the Jets.
By: Mandi Shovlin
Golf influencer Paige Spiranac has hit back at online trolls after her latest cheeky upload sparked a flurry of social media hatred.
In a post thanking her Argentinian fans for the kickoff of her international Era’s Tour, fans noticed some out of character wording.
By: Mandi Shovlin
Golden State Warriors coach Steve Kerr said Draymond Green’s suspension is “deserved.”
By: Mandi Shovlin
Former NFL Network host, Rachel Bonnetta, jumps to defend Charissa Thompson after sideline reporting scandal broke.
By: Mandi Shovlin
The point guard has started all ten games this season, with the Clippers falling to 3-7 and 12th in the Western Conference.
Sunisa Lee revealed the repercussions of her sickness leading up the 2024 Olympics.
By: Mandi Shovlin
A Philadelphia radio station, Q102, announced they would not be playing any Taylor Swift songs until Tuesday night.
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