Sophie Wisely is a Public Relations Account Executive at a leading firm. She specializes in sports journalism, covering a wide range of topics including individual and team sports, international leagues, and major tournaments, with a keen focus on the intersection of sports business and wellness. Sophie’s work has been featured in notable publications such as Speedcafe.com, GQ Australia, and Nine.com.au.
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Sophie's focus is primarily on sports events, with a particular emphasis on motorsports. If you have insights or announcements related to local sporting events in Australia, especially Sydney-based competitions, she may be interested in your pitch.
Given her coverage of travel and fashion topics alongside the predominant sports content, if you have unique stories about the intersection of sports and lifestyle, such as athlete fashion endorsements or travel experiences related to sporting events, these could pique Sophie’s interest.
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‘He is very linked with McLaren’
By: Sophie Wisely, Nic Negrepontis
Reports he was out with a loss
‘It’s pretty wild when you watch the broadcast’
Sophie Wisely Exclusive: When your sporting event takes place in the middle of the South Pacific Ocean, lunch arrives on a paddleboard.
‘Thank god that’s over’
Sophie Wisely The partners of two departing Gold Coast Titans players have taken a swipe at the club on social media, making their relief about moving on abundantly clear.
As young American star advances
Sophie Wisely An unruly spectator was escorted out of Louis Armstrong Stadium during a third-round US Open clash between Jakub Menšík and American Learner Tien.
‘We got what we deserved’
Sophie Wisely Parramatta 's 2026 campaign has ended in bitter disappointment, with head coach Jason Ryles slamming his side's performance against the Dragons
