Maria McIlwain is a Copy Editor at The Inquirer. She focuses on women's sports, covering themes such as professional and competitive sports, as well as team sports and sports tournaments. Maria's work has been featured in LNP | LancasterOnline, The Philadelphia Inquirer, and MSN.
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Maria McIlwain's coverage predominantly focuses on local sports in Pennsylvania and Philadelphia, particularly college sports. She has a strong emphasis on profile features and event coverage related to college athletes and teams.
If reaching out to Maria, consider pitching stories that offer unique insights into the lives of local athletes or cover significant events in the Pennsylvania sports scene. Profiles of up-and-coming talents or behind-the-scenes looks at local sporting events may be well-received.
Given her focus on college sports, stories about individual players' journeys, team dynamics, or milestones within collegiate athletics could capture her interest. If you have compelling human-interest angles related to local colleges or their athletes, they would likely resonate with Maria's coverage preferences.
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By: Maria Mcilwain
Scott will become the first woman to serve as an NFL play-by-play announcer for Westwood One, which has been the league’s audio broadcast partner since 1987.
By: Maria Mcilwain
Reeve, who's from South Jersey and attended La Salle, built a dynasty with the Minnesota Lynx. Delle Donne, a Delaware native, was a two-time WNBA MVP and seven-time All-Star.
By: Maria Mcilwain
It was a familiar scenario for the Hawks, but the journey to this point was anything but typical this season.
By: Maria McIlwain
St. Josephs only had two shots on goal in Saturdays Atlantic 10 field hockey championship game. Thats all the Hawks needed. St.
By: Maria McIlwain
Transfers Denae Carter, Ryanne Allen, Kylee Watson, and Kelsey Joens brought NCAA Tournament experience to the Main Line, and now the Wildcats are back in March Madness.
By: Maria McIlwain
Wildcats star guard Jasmine Bascoe scored a game-high 21 points, but Villanova never found an offensive rhythm in its 57-52 loss in Baton Rouge.
By: Maria McIlwain
The Wildcats bowed out of the NCAA Tournament after a first-round loss to Texas Tech, but it provided valuable experience for the team.
By: Maria McIlwain
Surrounded by new faces, Hidalgo became the veteran voice of the Fighting Irish as a junior. She carried Notre Dame as far as the Elite Eight.
By: Maria McIlwain
This will be the fifth WNBA All-Star Game for Copper, who graduated from Prep Charter and Rutgers.
