Marisa Ingemi is a Sports Reporter at the San Francisco Chronicle. She covers a range of topics including women's sports, competitive sports, and the intersection of culture and society, with a focus on gender issues and diversity and inclusion. Marisa's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as NBC Sports, The New York Times, and Los Angeles Times.
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Marisa Ingemi's coverage heavily revolves around sports, particularly soccer and college athletics. She seems to focus on local events and teams in the San Francisco area.
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With just 10 games left in the regular season, the Valkyries have clinched a spot in the playoffs and sit in second place in the WNBA standings.
By: Marisa Ingemi
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By: Marisa Ingemi
With just a month to go before the postseason, the second-place Golden State Valkyries finally defeated the first-place Minnesota Lynx on Monday night.
By: Marisa Ingemi
Menlo School, San Ramon Valley lead the way in Bay Area News Group's first girls flag football rankings of the season
By: Marisa Ingemi
Current seniors are the first in California to have girls flag football as an option for all four years of high school. Since being introduced by CIF in 2023, the sport has exploded in popularity.
From Menlo School quarterback Ava Allen to San Ramon Valley QB Gia Ryan, Bay Area News Group's coverage area filled with elite talent
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