Rachel Phillips is a multimedia journalist based in El Paso, Texas. She covers a wide range of topics, including sports, health and social care, and local news. Her work has been featured in various publications, including KVIA-TV, Mondaq, Napa Valley Register, BMJ, The Times, and SlideShare.
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Rachel's coverage predominantly revolves around sports, particularly college sports like football and basketball as well as local teams such as UTEP Miners and New Mexico State University. Given her focus on event coverage and evolving stories related to these topics, she is likely to be responsive to pitches that offer unique insights into these events or access to players, coaches, or behind-the-scenes aspects of the games.
With a clear emphasis on local Texas teams like UTEP Miners and covering specific matches in detail, Rachel may value exclusive interviews with team managers or player insights from within the region for her reporting.
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By: Rachel Phillips
Memphis self destructed in the second half against UTSA to lose their second game of the season and seemingly end their College Football Playoff and AAC Title hopes.
By: Rachel Phillips
Despite a slow start on offense, the Tigers move to 8-2 on the season after beating the Owls 27-20 on Friday night.
By: Rachel Phillips
Just like Monday's season opener win, the Tigers struggled in the first half but they rallied in the second to move to 2-0 on the season.
By: Judy Black
According to a report the transfer is effective immediately, and Memphis will not continue playing next season.
By: Rachel Phillips
Seth Henigan is Memphis' winningest QB, has thrown for the most yards and TDs. On Saturday he will play his 28th and final game inside Simmons Bank Liberty Stadium.
The Tigers move to 3-0 on the season thanks to their best performance from beyond the arc this year.
By: Rachel Phillips
Defending champions Houston as well as MASE and Melrose all punched their ticket to the State Championship game while Fairley's season came to an end on Friday.
By: Rachel Phillips
Melrose haven't won a State Title since 1998, when now first year Co-Head Coaches Jarrett and Gerald Morrow were on the team. Now they're primed to win another.
By: Rachel Phillips
The 2024 Liberty Bowl will feature Texas Tech (8-4) and Arkansas (6-6). It is the second appearance for the Red Raiders and the seventh for the Razorbacks.
By: Rachel Phillips, Suzie Cro
Each year, Santa Claus and his reindeer have the monumental task of delivering billions of presents across the world.
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