Stefano Fendrich is a columnist for the Daily Trojan, focusing on local sports news in the Los Angeles area. With a keen interest in collegiate athletics, Stefano covers a range of sports including basketball, golf, tennis, and swimming. His articles provide readers with in-depth analysis and updates on the latest happenings in the local sports scene.
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Stefano Fendrich's articles predominantly cover sports, particularly basketball and football, with a focus on event coverage. He also includes evolving stories in his writing.
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After sending the Victory Bell to South Central, let’s evaluate these rivals’ future.
Graduate forward Josh Cohen shot 87.5% for 18 points Sunday against Grambling. Cohen is shooting 71.4% from the field overall so far this season. (Jake Berg / Daily Trojan)
The two qualifying Trojans failed to place in the NCAA Individual Championships.
Stefano Fendrich & Thomas Johnson from Los Angeles, Calif.; photos by Srikar Kolluru & Ethan Thai.
The Trojans were toe-to-toe with the Fighting Irish, but late-game mistakes cost them.
USC and the No. 12 Oregon Ducks appear to be headed in very different directions.
The Trojans need to beef up on both the offensive and defensive lines.
By: Stefano Fendrich
The Trojans’ redshirt sophomore opposite hitter has fought injuries, but she shines beyond the court.
The Trojans will travel to Eugene to take on Oregon in their first Big Ten game.
The gift of USC’s administration keeps on giving — first by censoring free speech and now slashing funding for our campus newspaper.
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