Nathaniel Rivas is a Sports MMJ at WKMG News 6. He covers a wide range of topics within the realm of sports, focusing on both team and individual sports, as well as competitive sports and sports broadcasting. Nathaniel's work has been featured in various segments, highlighting his passion for diverse sports disciplines.
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Nathaniel Rivas primarily covers local sports events and profile features in the United States, with a focus on college football and basketball. Given his coverage of specific games and players within Florida universities, he may be interested in pitches related to upcoming games featuring these teams or profiles of standout athletes.
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By: Nathaniel Rivas
The Magic have a chance to earn the No. 7 seed in the East with a win at the Philadelphia 76ers Wednesday night.
Starting with a Wednesday night U.S. Open Cup match, Orlando City kicks off four games in two weeks.
The Magic have one more shot to make the NBA playoffs, hosting the Charlotte Hornets in the NBA Play-In tournament.
Following a two week break, the Pride enter a tough seven game stretch before another month long pause.
By: Nathaniel Rivas
The Pride host North Carolina and offer first-time fans free tickets.
By: Nathaniel Rivas
After he led Indiana to win the CFP National Championship, Cignetti received more hardware from former Indiana head coach and retired broadcaster Lee Corso
By: Nathaniel Rivas
Florida hosts the Gainesville baseball regional in the NCAA Tournament, including Miami, Rider and Troy.
By: Nathaniel Rivas
One local volleyball player from Lake Nona wears her late brother's favorite number in memory of him.
Steele called all the big Magic moments over the last 37 years
By: Nathaniel Rivas
Two grants totaling over $22,000 were awarded to the Orlando Magic Dreamers, the youth wheelchair basketball team.
