Rachel Bachman is a Senior Sports Reporter at The Wall Street Journal. She covers a range of topics within the sports realm, including the Olympics, Women’s World Cup, and college sports, while also exploring themes in sports business and competitive sports. Rachel's work has been featured in various outlets, including MarketWatch, Yahoo Sports, and the Journal of Sustainable Tourism.
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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.
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The single most conspicuous absentee from the Olympics over the past decade is making a comeback.
By: Rachel Bachman, Corinne Ramey
Sherrone Moore continued to lead the team, even after the athletic director grew suspicious of the relationship and barred him from traveling with his executive assistant.
By: Corinne Ramey, Rachel Bachman
Corinne Ramey, Rachel Bachman When Michigan fired Sherrone Moore as head football coach in December 2025, the university portrayed it as a
Soccer’s governing body plans to open bidding on media rights for the 2030 and 2034 World Cups but faces headwinds.
Joe Flint, Rachel Bachman Now that FIFA wrapped up the most popular World Cup ever on Sunday, soccer's governing body is already eyeing its next target: cashing in on media rights for the 2030 and 2034 tournaments.
As running records tumbled left and right in the era of the super shoe , one mark had remained stubbornly in place.
By: Corinne Ramey, Rachel Bachman
An investigation commissioned by the University of Michigan following the firing of football coach Sherrone Moore highlighted problems inside the
By: Rachel Bachman, Corinne Ramey
Read this exciting story from The Wall Street Journal July 31, 2026 issue. Details unearthed in an investigation on the school’s athletic culture weren’t shared with public
By: Rachel Bachman, Jasmine Li
Watch how Gianni Infantino sparked a global backlash—just weeks after the most lucrative World Cup in history.
Just weeks after the most lucrative World Cup in history, FIFA President Gianni Infantino had a bold pitch to raise even more capital.
