Owen O'Brien is a sports reporter for the Newsday Media Group, focusing on local sports in New York, particularly in Long Island. With a passion for covering high school basketball and swimming events, Owen brings the latest updates and highlights to readers, showcasing the talents and achievements of local athletes.
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Owen O'Brien's articles predominantly focus on local sports events, particularly high school athletics in the Long Island area of New York. Given this local focus, he would likely be interested in pitches related to upcoming or recent high school sporting events, outstanding individual performances by student-athletes, and stories about teams achieving success.
For successful outreach to Owen, consider providing insights into emerging talents or exceptional achievements within the context of local high school sports. Additionally, offering a unique angle such as human interest stories involving athletes or coaches could capture his attention.
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By: Owen O'Brien
With players cramping and going down with injuries, it was all hands on deck for Locust Valley in its Nassau Conference IV opener.
By: Owen O Brien
The players and coaches on the Garden City girls soccer team knew it was just a matter of time. The team was generating chances, but in a sport like soccer, chances don't always lead to results.
By: Owen O'Brien
After going 1-8 last season, Chaminade (3-1, 1-0) is returning to its winning ways under first-year head coach Tom Claro.
I’m typically desensitized to things like this, but when I saw J.D. Vance’s comments in the wake of the most recent school shooting in Georgia— in which he lamented that these have become a “fact of life”— my response was “yes, finally, someone came out and just admitted it.” I think this speech reveals a...
By: Owen O Brien
On Tuesday, Oct. 15 in Business Hall, the Rowan Muslim Student Association (MSA) partnered with Rowan Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP) to host Dr. Adam Hamawy, who gave his “Saving Gaza” presentation.
During this current era of basketball– say, the last seven years– the Sixers have been the most predictable team in the league. With few exceptions, every year, they win fifty games and lose in round two.
For the first stretch of his career, I didn't think much of Tyler and wasn't particularly impressed by his approach to creating shock value. However, I thought he deserved a lot of credit for maturing as an artist and changing with the times. Where lesser creatives would have dug in their heels and fought against being “canceled,” Tyler chose to evolve, and make songs that were more thoughtful and focused, while still keeping them edgy and abrasive.
Event Summary On December 5, AEI’s Christine Rosen hosted a conference on understanding the shifting conception of truth in the media, especially as it relates to political culture and social cohesion. Dr. Rosen moderated the first panel, which featured the Data & Society Institute’s Alice E. Marwick and Jon Askonas of the Catholic University of...
By: Owen O'Brien
The United States holds a commanding lead in data-center capacity, hosting 37% of the world’s facilities, and being home to the largest data center providers — Amazon, Microsoft, and Alphabet. These data centers are more than just infrastructure; they are the backbone of artificial intelligence (AI), driving innovations from personalized healthcare to automated supply chains. They are...
his thought-provoking book, Brave New Words, Sal Khan discusses his early experimentation with generative AI, or GenAI, models and how, over time, they might change education. If AI is a new frontier, Brave New Words reads much like the field notes of an explorer documenting his experiences and trying to make sense of what they mean for teaching...
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