Rachel West is a Weekend Sports Anchor and Multimedia Journalist at WTOC. With a strong background in covering competitive sports, Rachel has reported on major events such as the 2020 World Series, Super Bowl LV, and multiple Stanley Cup Finals, while also engaging with the sports business and arts and entertainment sectors. She has been featured in notable publications including the Finger Lakes Times, ET Canada, and the Tampa Bay Times.
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Rachel West's coverage primarily consists of local entertainment and sports news, including event reviews and community-oriented content. If you are looking to reach out to Rachel, consider offering her exclusive access or interviews with key figures involved in the local entertainment scene in Toronto or Ontario-based sporting events.
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By: Jeff Roberts, Rachel West
NEW ORLEANS, La. (WTOC) - Thursday's New Orleans Bowl is the first-ever meeting between Georgia Southern and Sam Houston, and it's a game between two school that have recently made the transition from the FCS to the FBS.
WTOC sports director, Jeff Roberts and sports anchor, Rachel West, break down what to expect this game day as the Georgia Southern Eagles face the Sam Houston Bearkats in the New Orleans Bowl.
Leading up to kickoff of the New Orleans Bowl, the WTOC sports team stopped by some of the most popular spots in The Big Easy. Their stops include Jackson Square, Cafe Du Monde, Bourbon Street, and the Superdome.
By: Rachel West
Three interceptions in the first half by Sam Houston gave the Bearkats the spark they needed, as Georgia Southern fell 31-26 in the New Orleans Bowl.
Five turnovers by Georgia Southern contributed to a five-point loss in the New Orleans Bowl. Sam Houston won the game 31-26.
SAVANNAH, Ga. (WTOC) - A win in the ACC Championship allowed Clemson to squeak into the College Football Playoffs as a 12 seed, but the Tigers will have to wait to bring another championship back home, as they fell 38-24 to Texas in the first round.
SAVANNAH, Ga. (WTOC) - Christmas came early this weekend for high school basketball fans in the Savannah area. Over the course of Friday and Saturday, there were two holiday tournaments that tipped off around town.
STATESBORO, Ga. (WTOC) - Redshirt senior captain Marques Watson-Trent announced his decision to enter the transfer portal as a grad transfer with one year of eligibility left.
SAVANNAH, Ga. (WTOC) - As the NFL regular season comes to a close, entering Week 16, there were just three weeks left for teams to secure their spots in the playoffs. Or for teams already eliminated -- three weeks left to ruin someone else's chances of making the playoffs.
Last Monday, the Southeast Bulloch flag football team won their fourth-straight state title. Sunday morning, they got a special shoutout by the crew on NFL Countdown.
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