Rachel Bachman is a senior sports reporter for The Wall Street Journal, specializing in coverage of college sports, the Olympics, and the Women's World Cup. With a focus on providing in-depth analysis and insights, Rachel's work has been featured in various publications including MarketWatch, Business Recorder, CODE, Yahoo Sports, and LiveMint.
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Rachel Bachman's coverage mainly focuses on sports, particularly college sports and soccer. She reports extensively on events and government announcements related to these topics. If you want to reach out effectively, consider offering insights into the business side of college sports or women's sports that could provide a unique angle for her articles. Additionally, providing expert commentary on significant developments in NCAA or college football would likely capture her attention.
Since Rachel’s focus is national (United States), any pitches should be tailored toward this area specifically when offering insights into relevant sporting events or government announcements within the US.
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Baking soda is a known performance-enhancer but causes stomach distress. A company solved that problem—and could be electrifying the 800-meter race.
By: Rachel Bachman, Andrew Beaton
Record crowds are expected at this year’s Solheim Cup, and it’s no coincidence. The sport’s growth is being driven by the women’s game.
By: Rachel Bachman
Fan discourse about rookie phenoms Caitlin Clark and Angel Reese has sometimes turned racially abusive.
Sold-out arenas. Social-media outrage. Fake names at hotels. The WNBA rookie drew such outsize attention to her Indiana team that it felt like being in the NBA or NFL.
By: Rachel Bachman
Sabrina Ionescu was a record-setting player and the face of college basketball. Five years on, she’s hoping to lead the New York Liberty to their first championship.
By: Rachel Bachman
Some WNBA players say the switch from commercial is making it harder to preserve their frequent-flier status; ‘I’m trying to be a Million Miler.’
By: Rachel Bachman, Sydney Rose Thomas, Stef Mitchell
Before the arrival of its much-hyped 2024 rookie class, the league was laying groundwork to seize the moment. Then the sport went supernova.
By: Rachel Bachman, Robert O’Connell
A few seasons ago, the New York Liberty were left in a rinky-dink arena far outside the five boroughs. On Sunday, they’ll play for the WNBA championship.
By: Rachel Bachman, Cora Neal
ABSTRACT The Draw Yourself Doing Mathematics prompt was developed to study university students' mental model of their self-image
Michele Kang’s Washington Spirit faces Orlando on Saturday for the NWSL title. But an American championship contender was only the beginning.
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